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NAME: Shaolin Kung Fu Series-- Long Boxing
Products No.:VCD0410
Package: 1VCD, English Version
Price: U$44.00
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P.S. The pictures presented on the right are snatched from the VCD

Introduction

Shaoling Long Fist, also called Tai Zhu Fist, was heard to be created by Zhao Kuang Yin who founded the Song Dynasty (here the Tai Zhu means the first emperor in one dynasty). Later the form routines began to circulate among general people and the monks in Shaoling Temple. Following Chan theory and its practice, the Shaolin monks began to add lots of changes to the forms and gradually it revolves to the present form which is characterized by its homoniuos incorporation of both defence and assault, the flexible changes with fists techniques and stances, the practical application in daily life, etc. Though called long Fist in words, in fact it is of category of short range fighting techniques. The following popular verse can serve as testimony:

Circulating all around the world is Tai Zhu Long Fist
Praises and amazment accumulates for its intrepidity and valor
As like swallow fleeting just over the water surface the stances seems to
And hungry tiger preying for the captive when launching the fierce assault upon the enemy
Edge in, block up, approach, and grapple, all show its fighting force while defending self
The deadly assault is cherished and ready for launch any time even with every closing and opening, advanceing and retreating movements.

In Such VCD, Chen Jun Jie, the 31th generation descendant of Shaolin Kung Fu, give lecture and explanation upon this set of form routines and personally demonstrates every posture and how one follow into another. The following are contents the VCD contains:
1) The demonstration of whole set forms
2) First phase, including the entire and individual movements demonstration and how they link up.
3) Second phase, including the entire and individual movements demonstration and how they link up.
4) Third phase including the entire and individual movements demonstration and how they link up.
5) Practical Application and the the wholw routine appreciatio