Names of more than 3,000 kinds of boxing in China.

China has many boxing methods. Here, the name of Nanquan is emphasized:

In addition to Hongjia Boxing, Liu Jia Boxing, Cai Jia Boxing, Angel Li Boxing and Mojia Boxing, there are Caili Buddha Boxing, Tiger and Crane Fist, Xiajia Boxing, Wing Chun Boxing, Baimei Boxing, Antarctic Boxing, Confucianism Boxing, Buddha Boxing, Diaojia Boxing, Jia Zhu Boxing, Yuejia Boxing, Zhongjia Boxing and Kunlun Boxing.

2. Guangxi South Boxing includes Zhou Jia Boxing, Dragon Slayer Boxing, Hong Men Khufu Boxing and Xiaoce Boxing.

3. Fujian Nanquan has five schools of southern Shaolin: dragon, tiger, leopard, snake and crane, five-ancestor boxing, arhat boxing, plum blossom pile boxing, Liancheng boxing, ground boxing, swimming boxing, five-fist boxing, lion boxing, monkey boxing, fish boxing, chicken boxing, Confucianism and imitation of black marks.

4. There are four schools of Nanquan in Hunan: Wu Jia Boxing, Hongjia Boxing, Boxing and Yue Family Education.

5. Hong Men Boxing, Confucius Boxing, Yuemen Boxing, Yumen Boxing and Sunmen Boxing are the five major schools of southern boxing in Hubei, as well as Wu Jiayi, Naimen, Buddhism, Yinmen, Shuihumen, Zhengmen, Yanmen and Xiongmen.

6. There are eight schools of Nanquan in Sichuan: Monk, Yue, Zhao, Du, Hong, Hua, Zi and Hui.

7. There are thirty-six Songjiang Boxing and Tiger Boxing in Jiangxi Nanquan.

8. Zhejiang Nanquan includes black tiger boxing, Jingangquan, Wenzhou Nanquan and Taizhou Nanquan. Jiangsu Nanquan is also different from Suzhou, Wuxi, Shanghai and Changzhou.

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Tiger-crane fists is a kind of exquisite boxing in South Shaolin Boxing, which is widely popular in Guangdong and Guangxi. This boxing is characterized by imitating the animal form on the basis of returning to the single horse, with compact movements, strong strength, taking root, loud voice, majestic momentum and full momentum.

Tiger and crane fists are flexible in attack and defense, and the defense between attacks is deep, which is favored by martial arts lovers. Tiger and crane fists are the representative works of the "post-five tigers" system of all-round boxing. Because of its combination of long and short bridges and numerous techniques, it is regarded as a kind of boxing, and most people who learn Hongquan have practiced this routine.

This routine has both the precision and impetuousness of short bridge players and the big opening and closing of long bridge players. This routine was founded by Huang Qiying, a famous master of Hongquan, and was finalized by his disciple Lin Shirong. It is widely circulated among China Wushu practitioners in the Pearl River Delta region of Guangdong and overseas.

Tiger-crane Fist is a set of boxing adapted from Hongquan and Foquan by Lin Shirong from Pingzhou, Nanhai. He is the author of the book "The Double Shape of Tiger and Crane".

He said that this set of boxing can "strike big with small blows, strike strong with weak blows, and the force of one thousand kilograms can be reduced by half"; And he said, "It's amazing that Tiger Claw is like a fierce insect pouncing on a beast, the crane wing is like a volley hitting the water, and it's like a golden dragon with five claws, and it's like an old monk sitting still." Sui generis, known as "the head of the flood, the tail of the Buddha". Popular in Nanhai, Panyu, Shunde, Zhaoqing, Guangning, Huaiji and other places, popular in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and Nanyang.

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