Xinyi Liuhe Quan Henan – Lu Style – Master Yu Jiang

Xinyi Liuhe Quan Henan – Lu Style – Master Yu Jiang

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Salepage: Xinyi Liuhe Quan Henan – Lu Style – Master Yu Jiang

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Master Yu Jiang’s Xinyi Liuhe Quan Henan in the Lu Style

Within the Neijia Quan/Neichia Chuan Family of Chinese Martial Arts, Xinyi Quan is a combat style.

The most brutal fighting style in China is Xin-yi-liu-he-quan.

The martial art of Xinyi Liuhe Quan, which translates to “Fist of Mind, Intention, and Six Harmonies,” was created by Chinese Hui (Muslim) nationalities in the Henan Province. It is regarded as one of the strongest and most combative styles among other Chinese Martial Arts, and it has long been renowned for its fighting prowess despite the fact that relatively few people were familiar with the style’s true training regimen. Along with Cha Quan and Qi Shi Quan (Boxing of Seven Postures), Xinyi Liuhe Quan has been referred to as “Jiao Men Quan” (“religious – e.g. Moslem – boxing”) designed to defend Muslims in China.

The method has been kept a secret for more than 200 years and was only taught to a small number of Moslem practitioners. The first native Chinese (Han nationality) first learned the method at the beginning of this century, yet Hui communities in China still house the most accomplished Xinyi Liuhe Quan practitioners today.

The style is also known as Henan Xinyi/Xingyi since the arts of Xinyi and Xingyiquan are often separated into Hebei, Shanxi, and Henan branches. Ten Animals Xingyi is a common name for the fashion in the West.

It’s difficult to pinpoint the style’s early history.

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