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 | | In some styles of Baguazhang these trigrams can refer to eight animals, upon which movements in those fighting systems are based. |
 | | Eventually, many distinctive styles of weapons training are practiced, sometimes including the uniquely crescent-shaped deerhorn knives, and the easily concealed "scholar's pen." Baguazhang is also known for sometimes practicing with extremely large weapons, such as the Bāguàdāo (八卦刀), or 'Bagua Broadsword.' In many schools, students study both xingyi and bagua. |
 | | Sun Lutang was reputed among the Taijiquan professionals of his day to have excelled in his studies and subsequently became well known as the founder of Sun style Taijiquan. |
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