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Yu Yong
Nian (1920-2013)
Chinese National Chi Kung Research
Council, American-Chinese Chi Kung
Research Group, Da Cheng Chuan Zhan Zhuang Chi Kung Research groups
(Europe).
Among his most famous students are Master Lam Kam Chuen, Master Guo
Guizhi...
Among the earliest students of Great
Master Wang Xiang Zhai, was a
young man who studied orthodox Western medicine and then specialized in
dentistry. His name was Yu Yong Nian. more
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The contradictive aspects of motion
and stillness accor- ding to
Wang XZ by Yu Yong Nian. more
Grand
Master Yu Yong Nian:
Fundamentals
in Yi Quan(Yi Chuan) Healing and Combat Theory - Training
levels with Zhan Zhuang. more
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Yiquan
Pushing Hands
Wrongly
compared with the Tai Chi Pushing Hands, in
Yiquan, Pushing Hands is the ultimate link between Solo
training and combat.
Do not underestimate Single
Hand Pushing Hands. more
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Master
Shi Feng Qi
Master
Shi Feng Qi
has studied Yiquan(Yi Chuan) with Yang Demao, he started at the age of
19. Originated from Hebei Province, he practiced Shaolin style before
meeting his Master Yang. He uses to explain to his students that before
practicing Yiquan(Yi Chuan) a friend of him who was practicing Tong Bei
Quan, used to beat him in combat. But later after just a few years
practicing Yiquan(Yi Chuan) he beat his friend with one punch knocking
him down. - more
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Master Han Sihuang
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China's Yiquan top experts and
their training materials
This
web site is dedicated to
those who seek a direct access to the authentic teachings in Yiquan (Yi
Chuan, aka Yi Quan, I Chuan, Dacheng or Da Cheng Chuan).
The
dual aspect of Yiquan: Healing oneself and learning combat
practices is not a source of contradictions. Rather, these two faces
are complementary and inseparable, as Yin is for Yang and vice-versa.
Often,
the healing aspect is sadly neglected in Yichuan, while combat
practices and the relentless search for inner and physical efficiency
are greatly overplayed.
In reality, most Yiquan fighters
do include in their training health exercices as well as well as proper
diet to help them extract maximum efficiency from their physical and
spiritual / mental bodies.
I hope you will enjoy these exceptional and rare documents,
photos, video clips featuring Top Experts in this field.
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Our latest materials:
 "Dachengquan" Complete Collection 4 DVDs by Feng Hongcan
The Right Path of Yiquan by Wang Xiangzhai translated in English.
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Yao
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Many of
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So we simply did it! Get now the 11
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Dachengchengquan
Healing Systems - Two Chinese Massage experts expose advanced healing
techniques based on Dachengquan principles:
- Internal Power Healing Massage by He Jiaqi
- Stretching Tendons & Parting Bones by Han Pingjin
The art of
Three Legendary
Warriors - Yao Zongxun, Wan Xuanjie & Kenichi Sawai
The video testimonial of their great achievement in Yiquan, their
methods of training, and demonstrations with their closest students.
Zhuan
Zhuang and The Search of Wu
THE ZHAN
ZHUANG
REFERENCE material written by Dr.
Yu Yong Nian is now available. Dachengquan's moving
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The
Founder Great Master Wang Xiang
Zhai (1887-1963)
Greatmaster Wang Xiang Zhai was
born in 1885 in Hebei province of
China, near Beijing. Due to sicknesses he suffered as a child, he was
lead to the great Xing Yi boxer Guo Yun Shen to teach him exercises
that would improve his health. Wang was diligent and dedicated student.
In fact, Guo was so impressed with Wang that he selected him as the
preferred student and taught him all his secrets.[Guo Yun Shen already
in an advanced age, was very strict in the training of the young Wang.
Even Grand Master Yu Yong Nian often remembers to his students one
story which happens to Wang while studying with his Master Guo - More
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Master
Yao Zongxun (1917-1985)
Yao Zongxun was the student of the
well-known Beijing martial artist
Hong Lianshun, until Hong had a match with Wang Xiangzhai when Yao was
only nineteen. Hong was defeated, and on this occasion both teacher and
student became Wang¡¯s disciples.
Yao had uncommon stamina and spirit, after overcoming hard training
with his Master Wang Xiangzhai, he eventually began to replace Wang
Xiangzhai for challenges taking place in Beijing: contributing to
propagate the legend of undefeatable Da Cheng Quan. In 1941 he received
the title of ¡°Ji Xian¡± (Heir of Xian) from Wang Xiangzhai himself, and
confirmed in all his challenge his reputation of second generation Head
Master of Yiquan(Yi Chuan).- More
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Yao
Chengguang (born in 1953)
The twin brothers Yao Chengguang
and Yao Chengrong were born in 1953.
At age of 8 they started learning yiquan(Yi Chuan) from their father
Yao Zongxun, and continued it even in the hard time of Cultural
Revolution (1966-1976), when whole family had to leave Beijing and work
in the country. Most of Yao Zongxun's students lost opportunity of
learning from him for some years. Fortunately his sons could learn from
him even then. They worked together as horse herd in the grassland
close to mountains (Changping area in Hebei Province). They continued
training although they suffered from hunger and cold.- More
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Li
Jian(g) Yu Great Master of Yiquan Healing and his
disciple Andi Peng
Li Jianyu was born in 1924
in Beiping (present Beijing), at the age of
6 he started to learn martial arts with Tang Fengting, a famous master
of Xingyi in the South of the city, instead of his young age he was
able to maintain constant efforts in his martial studies, walking
everyday several kilometers from his home to his teacher¡¯s home and
this during ten years,- More
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Wang
Binkui's lineage: his two sons Wang Yongxiang (born in 1947) and Wang
Yongli (born in 1949)
belong to family quite famous for
their traditional roots involved in
Martial Arts. When they were young they followed their father Wang
Binkui, Master Yao Zhongxun, and Master Li Yongzong to practice
Yiquan(Yi Chuan), and have been practicing Yiquan for nearly 30 years,
researching and improving their martial techniques, and deepening their
knowledge of an authentic boxing, adapted to real combat. - More |
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Master Wang Jinming
Disciple of Yao
Zongxun, is an
active coach in Yiquan, several Yiquan schools in China recognized
affiliation with his teachings. In addition his personality has lead to
close relationship with Yiquan personalities such as Wang Xuanjie (who
stand also with Yao Zongxun) and also Martial arts circle such as The
Shaolin Monastery of Fujian
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Master Zhang
Zhengzhong (1924-2001)
Mr.
Zhang
Zhengzhong is also called Zhangzhong, belonging to the Chinese Han
ethnic group. Born in Xincheng county of Hebei province, and after
moved to Beijing. He was born in Mar. 10, 1924 (lunar calendar, solar
calendar is Apr. 13), graduated from Beiping(ancient name of Beijing)
private school Si Cun middle school, than later in University he
continued his studies in philosophy. From his childhood, Zhenghong is
really fond of sports, and then drift slowly his interest particularly
to any boxing and wrestling sport, but still without the ability to
deepen his knowledge. In 1940, -
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Presentation
of Master Han Sihuang by Wu Qianhan
Mr. Han Sihuang was also called
Jiyuan. He lived in Bazhou county
(Hebei province). In Dec. 27, 1933 Han was born in Jinan, after his
father death, has to face severe life conditions. From his childhood he
appeared different from others for his wisdom and erudition, issued
from miserable life conditions he nurtured a tough character, which led
him later in the 1950¡¯s to pass successfully the examination for the
entrance in Qinghua University, after graduation he continued
successfully his career in education. After the Cultural Revolution he
has already stepped into his middle age, but still he continued his
efforts for further education exchange, -
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Presentation
of Master Wang Xuanjie
Wang Xuanjie (1938.1.20-2000.3.16)
was born in Beijing and from an
early age took to the practice of martial arts. Apart from studying
under several accomplished masters including famous wrestler Xiong
Dehan, he also sought guidance in meditation from Buddhist and Taoist
monks in Beijing, finally taking up he practice of Da Chengquan under
its founder Wang Xiangzhai and later his successor Yao Zongxun. From
this strong basis and his outstanding fighting abilities he won a
worldwide popularity representing Dachengquan and more generally
Chinese Internal Arts. He used to hold the functions of Senior Advisor
in the Chinese Academia of Calligraphic Arts, - More
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Presentation
of Master Li Zhaoshan
Li Zhaoshan was born in Henan
County in 1955, he studied martial arts
since his childhood, he started with Wang Anping to study zhan zhuang
(Pole standing) and The Five Elements Kungfu, then later he was
accepted as the official disciple of the Yiquan Master Wang Xuanjie,
especially famous for his abilities in real combat. Li studied
traditional Dachenquan under his tutelage.
From gathering the essence of Chinese martial arts, Li focused on
healing and health preservation but also in the pedagogic aspects of
Dachengquan. - More
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