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	Original form Variations: Baguazhang Research & Boxing Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Wang Xiangzhai: Combat science cannot be divided into schools, and the boxing theory does not have the distinction of Chinese or foreign, and new or old.
		Wang Xiangzhai: Opera was originally meant to subsidy the shortcomings of education, all of its martial performances originated from the way of boxing.
		Wang Xiangzhai: Examining the boxing predecessors of the last one hundred years, besides Dong Haichuan, Che Yizhai, and Guo Yunshen, these three masters, all the others are of minor importance, but our country is huge and has a big population, there are still many people pursuing the martial way who I have not met.
	web.syr.edu /~jbegovic/Articles/WangXian.htm (10047 words)

	Yiquan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Having learnt xingyiquan in his childhood, Wang Xiangzhai became a skilled fighter, who spent years travelling all over China, meeting and comparing skills with masters of various styles of kung fu.
		When Wang Xiangzhai created dachengquan half a century ago, the kind of wushu which was popular then was rather removed from the original and had become a showpiece rather than a fitness exercise and combat skill.
		When he was on a tour in Beijing, he learned that Wang Xiangzhai, founder of dachengquan, was looking for a rival, so he was also eager to have a try believing that it was a good chance for him to earn fame in China.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Yiquan (2259 words)

	ENSO - Martial Arts Supplies
		Wang Xiangzhai (1886-1963), also known as Nibao, Zhenghe or Yuseng (Monk of Universe) was one of the best students of Guo Yunshen (Kuo Yun Shen), famous master of xingyiquan (hsing-i ch'uan).
		At that time Wang Xiangzhai's yiquan was already quite different from what was taught by other xingyiquan masters.
		Wang in his work criticizes some concepts popular in xingyiquan circles, but many of his ideas were still based on traditional concepts, which he gave up in later years.
	www.ensomartialarts.com /MartialResource_China_Hsing-I_IChuan.php (769 words)

	Untitled Document
		Indeed, when Wang in 1920s made first modifications and started using the name of yiquan, his idea was not "creating" a new system, but rather returning to the "roots" of xingyiquan.
		Wang resigned basing his training methods on traditional concepts, proving that his new methods allowed achieving the same or better results easier and faster.
		Wang opposed because the name suggested that is was a perfect system, and he maintained that there is no perfect system, there is no end in perfecting martial art.
	www.yiquan.hu /eng/elmelet.html (921 words)

	Yiquan Online - Carrying on the Tradition of Martial Art Science - Developing the Scientific Spirit
		Wang Xiangzhai's introduction of "martial art science" is a developmental milestone in the history of Chinese martial arts.
		Wang Xiangzhai, the practice of martial art was explained and guided by the simple ancient Chinese philosophical thought of yin and yang, the five elements, etc, etc, which were used as the tools of theory.
		Wang Xiangzhai's tradition of learning, because the tradition of learning itself has the two categories of having studied directly from a teacher and having studied the teacher's teachings indirectly [for example, learning from a book, attending a seminar, etc.].
	www.tapmax.com /content/view/27/1/lang,de_DE (2254 words)

	Walter Marek - Geschichte des Yiquan
		Wang Xiangzhai dedicated his whole life to the search for the essence of the inner martial arts (Neijiaquan) and the systematization of their principles.
		Wang Xiangzhai put the Zhanzhuanggong (Pole Standing exercises) and Shili (exercises to feel Inner Strength) in the center of his training with the aim to return to the quintessence of the inner martial arts.
		Wang Xiangzhai, the founder of Yiquan, was not only known as excellent martial art expert who won a manifold of challenges but also as Master of Zen.
	yiquan.at /Yiquan_E_Geschichte.htm (398 words)

	Vortal BUDO - nr 1 w Polsce :: Zobacz temat - Taiki-ken (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Wang Hsiang-ch'i's teaching method required immense amounts of time and would be considered highly ineffectual in these days of unquestioning faith in rationalize ways of thought.
		For instance, the development of ki-the subject of much of this book 'was taught by means of a long and, to a young and impatient man like me, arduous method of repeating standing Zen for years until the individual developed the power of ki from within his own body.
		Wang Hsiang-ch'i believed that the power of the mystical techniques of Kuo Yiin-shen was to be found in a force called ki in Japanese (the word is pronounced ch'i in Chinese; for further explanation, see p.
	budo.net.pl /viewtopic.php?t=4567 (4558 words)

	Wang Xuanjie Obituary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		As a boy, Wang Xuanjie was a disciple of Monk Yuelang of the Huayan Monastery who taught him not only the Buddhist teachings but also Qigong (breathing exercise skills) and Tui Na (hitting accupoint therapy).
		Master Wang began his martial arts training as a disciple of He Dequan, an expert in Huaquan as well as spears and cudgels.
		Wang Xiangzhai was so impressed with Wang Xuanjie that he proclaimed "I have so many pupils, but only a few of them are able to carry my cause through to the end.
	www.geocities.com /dachengdao/DQ_obit.htm (239 words)

	Dachengquan (Yiquan)
		Wang Xiangzhai was a native of Shenxian County, Hebei Province.
		After the death of Master Guo, the 20 year old Wang Xiangzhai decided to travel the country seeking competent teachers and helpful friends to help him to perfect his skills.
		Wang rose to fame in the 1920's as an instructor of martial arts, he discovered that students paid undue attention to patterns and postures and neglected the training of the mind and spirit.
	www.atlantamartialarts.com /styles/dachengquan.htm (1703 words)

	The objective of wuyiquan
		Wang Xiangzhai changed it into researching oneself, advancing to understanding tacitly by intuitive perception, which of course means intuitively perceiving one's own state.
		Although Wang Xiangzhai made sure of the goal, there were still some insufficiencies in the training method, which made the learning to take a long period of ten years.
		Wang Xiangzhai had superhuman perceptiveness, he found the contradictions existing in theory and practice, but had not yet found a way to solve them, he had not illustrated the inevitability of these contradictions either.
	www.martrix.org /the_objective_of_wuyiquan.html (584 words)

	Yiquan History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Wang Xiangzhai trained in Xingyiquan under a famous master Guo Yunshen.
		Yiquan was very successful at that time but Wang Xiangzhai noticed that whilst his students were gaining considerable strength, their dexterity and co-ordination were not the best.
		Wang Xuanjie was a student of two of Wang Xiangzhai's students (Yang Demao and Li Yongzong) - despite claims to the contrary in his books.
	www.yiquan.org.uk /history.html (336 words)

	Tomabey Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I met Wang Yufang twice and I admire her for what she did and what she knows and how impressive she was some years ago (now she is very old, and when she was present at yiquan conferences, she even wasn't able to read her speech by herself, so her students had to do this).
		Wang Yufang concentrated on the health side in the same way as Lam Kam Chuen.I can't really see where this is heading other than slagging off an old lady.
		I met Master wang yufang few years ago and once again this year, i would say she is a really interesting person, but I would also say that all Wang xiangzhai's disciples are.
	www.tomabey.com /forum/article.aspx?msgid=5739 (1395 words)

	Sensei Kim (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In childhood Wang Xiangzhai was weak and of poor health.
		Because Wang and Guo families were related, Wang Xiangzhai's father asked Guo Yunshen, who lived at that time in a neighbouring village, to teach his son kung-fu.
		Only Wang Xiangzhai learned all the secrets of Guo Yunshen's zhan zhuang exercises, which exercises became later the most characteristic element of Yi Quan.
	www.shimakarate.com /sensei_kim.shtml (1551 words)

	Wang Xiangzhai- arrogant yiquan guy - Yang Family Tai Chi Discussion Board
		To Wang's credit, I believe he was indeed a very good fighter because if not, his disciples would not dared proclaimed yiquan as Da Cheng Chuan (big success boxing).
		Wang Xianzhai, based on anecdotal references was very realistic in vision and he is right only because what he speaks is truth.
		Wang himself notes that there are tjq practitioners who can use their art.
	www.yangfamilytaichi.com /ubb/Forum4/HTML/000125.html (3519 words)

	Grandmaster Wang Xiang Zhai presented in Martial Arts section
		Grandmaster Wang Xiang Zhai was born in 1885 in the Hobei province of China.
		In fact, Guo was so impressed with Wang that he selected him as the preferred student and taught him all of his secrets.
		Grandmaster Wang was never defeated in the whole of China or by foreigners who challenged him.
	www.newsfinder.org /site/comments/grandmaster_wang_xiang_zhai (666 words)

	Teacher Exchange
		Wang Xiangzhai is believed to have learned all the secrets of Guo Yunshen's zhan zhuang exercises, which exercises became later the most characteristic element of yiquan
		Wang and Wu had respect for the others abilities and knowledge; there exists no evidence about who taught who or what was cross-exchanged.
		When Wang was leaving, Jie said that he was not sure about south, but in north of Yangtzi there was nobody who could equal Wang.
	waterspirit6x8.tripod.com /id5.html (1783 words)

	Eternal Sping Tours - Yiquan China Study Tour
		Wang Xiangzhai and his students were among the top martial artists in China.
		Yiquan is designed in such a way that students can progress in clearly defined steps from learning how to unify their body to acquire whole-body strength, through learning how to handle their opponents using this new way of moving through to fighting applications.
		Wang Xiangzhai adopted the use of this name for a time but eventually decided to revert to calling his art Yiquan again as it reflected more accurately the spirit of the system.
	www.eternalspringtours.com /trainingcenter/yiquanintro.html (621 words)

	Hunyuan Gongfu Institut (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		During his many years of research, Wang Xiangzhai (the teacher of my master, Wang Xuanjie) experienced that many healing gymnastic as well as martial-oriented arts were losing more and more effectiveness due to ever-increasing stylization and systematization.
		In Beijing, Wang Xiangzhai took on all opponents and all schools of martial arts in Asia.
		His successor, Wang Xuanjie (Luc Théler's teacher), is a highly respected figure in Buddhist and Daoist circles; a very spiritual being, indeed, whopersuaded opponents in competitions all over the world of the force of inner power for many years, and now occupies his time with his passion for calligraphy.
	www.gongfu.ch /english/interma.html (268 words)

	Advanced Art? - Kung Fu Magazine Forums
		Anecdotes Of Dachengquan Founder Wang Xiangzhai by Wang Xuanjie DACHENGQUAN is a set of barehanded exercises for health-keeping and combat.
		Wang's abdomen heaved a bit and James fell down onto the ground with his right wrist sprained.
		Disturbed as he was, Wang continued with his firm steps forward while picking his ear with his left little finger.
	ezine.kungfumagazine.com /forum/showthread.php?t=30243 (4482 words)

	History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Beside his skills in martial arts, which resulted in the development of Ichuan Zhanzhuang, Wang Xiangzhai has also been a key player in the use of Zhanzhuang as treatment in Chinese hospitals.
		Chu’s teacher in Ichuan was Han Xingyuan (student of Wang Xiangzhai) and in Tai Chi Chuan it was Yang Sau Chung (son of Yang Cheng Fu).
		Wang Xiangzhai used an entire life to develop Ichuan, and it was his wish, that it should be passed on and developed, so it could be kept for the future.
	www.ichuan.dk /HistorieUK.htm (735 words)

	Yiquan - history
		Yiquan's founder Wang Xiangzhai (1885-1963) was one of the greatest masters of Chinese martial arts in 20th century.
		The name of this art indicates that the main stress is put on mental activity during training and not on mimicking movement patterns.
		Wang Xiangzhai and his students proved efficiency ot this method through numerous challenges.
	www.yiquan.pl /enghistory.html (314 words)

	Karmê Chöling - Traditional Chinese Qigong: Level 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		One of Master Wang's students was the Luhe Bafa master Sun Di.
		Eva Wong is a student of Sun Di and carries the direct transmission of Wang Xiangzhai's Yiquan.
		She is a 2nd generation direct student of Wang Xiangzhai, the founder of the Zhangzhuan (standing style) qigong.
	www.karmecholing.org /program.php?program_id=3446 (409 words)

	What We Offer - EMEI Acupuncture Healing
		Wang based his martial art on a mantis he captured.
		After Wang's death his carefully thought out mantis heritage became divided when four of Wang's disciples, each claiming superior innovations, sought to be released from the founding school.
		The mantis master granted permission on one condition - each student name their individualized style after the markings on the back of a personally captured mantis.
	www.emeiheal.com /svcs-kungfu.html (697 words)

	Tim's Discussion Board: Archive through September 24, 2002
		Wang used to teach some of them something more in 1950s, including some martial aspects, but at that time it wasn't as much combative as it used to be before.
		As yiquan founder Wang Xiangzhai said: "zhan zhuang and shi li are actually the same thing - shi li is zhan zhuang extended in space, and zhan zhuang is shortened shi li".
		But, as in the translation of Wang Xiang Zhai's explanation I referenced, the idea of the Elements can also be used to describe different kinds of basic forces, all of which are present in every move.
	www.shenwu.com /discus/messages/29/758.html?1032919544 (3889 words)

	Yiquan.com
		His father, Master Yao Zongxun was the successor of Grandmaster Wang Xiangzhai, the founder of Yiquan.
		In the summer of 1940, an invitation was published, by Master Wang, in a Beijing newspaper for all martial arts masters to come and exchange experiences and ideas, which usually ended up in comparing skills.
		Yao was appointed by Master Wang to fight for him, never lose a match.
	www.yiquan.com /v3/en/file/YI_p1_c1_1.htm (949 words)

	standing meditation is overrated? - The Tao Bums
		Wang Xiangzhai was a truly exceptional martial artist who is arguably single handedly responsible for the standing post craze.
		Wang Xuanjie, who was supposed to be 'the successor' died young from a stroke.
		I incorporate ZZ in my taichi training (which is how it was traditionally done--according to Wang PeiShan.) In the form I will stop and do some self checking and sinking, relaxing etc at various points.
	www.thetaobums.com /index.php?showtopic=1344 (2336 words)

	Remembering Great Master Wang Peisheng
		Master Wang’s funeral was held on the morning of September 7th at Ba Bao Shan National Cemetery in Beijing.
		Master Wang was sentenced to a 5 year prison sentence, but he ended up serving more than 17 years.
		Master Wang and the others were sent to a prison in northeast China where the living conditions were horrible, and the weather was very cold.
	www.ycgf.org /WPS_Eulogy/WPS_Eulogy.html (8076 words)

	Amazon.com: "Wang Xiangzhai": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Empty Force alleged "thunder palms" to the "falling dragon palms" (which I shall discuss shortly); from Wang Xiangzhai's empty force, which caused a sensation in Northern China in the 1920s (see p.
		So we may imagine that Wang Xiangzhai was initiated into sonic of the deepest methods that descended from the Buddhist Chuan Fa traditions.
		Many modern xingyiquan practitioners also include in their training the art of yi quan, which was created by Master Wang Xiangzhai (1885-1963).
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Wang-Xiangzhai (469 words)

	Yoshinken
		Sawai sensei was especially impressed by Grand Master Wang Xiangzhai (1885-1963) who was one of the most famous Chinese martial art specialists of his time.
		Wang Xiangzhai´s system Yiquan was also known as Dachengquan and related to Hsing I.
		Sawai sensei was a living example of what can be achieved through the discipline of the budo from Japan and the Yiquan from Nei-jia in China, and he lived a long life filled with much danger and hardships, yet he enjoyed good health, and was very active up until his death in 1988.
	www.yoshinken.com /hemsida/html/engelska/taiki.eng.html (494 words)

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