Yiquan martial arts was invented by Grandmaster Wang Xiangzhai (1886-1893). As a sickly boy, in the Shen District, Hebei Province, he started to train Chinese Gongfu style Xingyi Quan with the very famous master Guo Yunshen. Guo Yunshen is supposed to have taken a special liking to hil and to have shown him the special postures which had made him into such a strong fighter, and which Wang later used as the basis of Yiquan. Following almost ten years of training with the Yunshen, Wang started to travel China training with many famous Kungfu masters. He trained White Crane in the South, Taiji in the Centre, Baki in the North and a series of other styles including chinese swword. Following a challenge, after blocking the first shot Wang hit back causing instant death in one shot. He was put into prison as it was expected that such a great kunfgu practitioner should be ableo to defend himself without causing death.

Baji Quan is a traditional martial art originated from Chinese muslims. It is famous for its powerful and explosive moves. As a Waijia(external) kung fu, it is often quoted as the equivalent to Taiji Quan in Neijia (internal) kung fu.

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