Chapter 241: Chapter 241: Strength comes and goes, strength between reality and illusion is like a god

Chapter 241: Chapter 241: Strength comes and goes, strength between reality and illusion is like a godThe plane of Su Jie quickly landed in Tokyo, Japan.

The Tai Chi Martial Arts Boxing Alliance is located here.

Tai Chi is also extremely popular in Japan.

Many people from all over the world have traveled thousands of miles to China to learn from masters and then return to their hometowns to open schools and teach students.

Even some people who have only learned some tricks dare to go back and teach hundreds or thousands of students, and then self proclaim themselves masters.

There are many such scammers in China, and there are also in Japan.

Of course, there is also a popular traditional Chinese boxing technique in Japan called Bajiquan. This boxing technique is highly praised by the Japanese and even referred to as the true killing fist.

That's because during the Republic of China era, the legendary spear Li Shuwen killed many Japanese martial arts masters.

Su Jie had never been to Japan before, but he knew that the martial arts atmosphere in Japan was very strong.

The extreme spirit of Bushido gave Japanese people the will to sacrifice their lives for cultivation.

For example, Hikaru Kimura, who swears before every competition that he will cut off his abdomen if he loses, and Beida Oyama, who shaved off his eyebrows while practicing loneliness in the deep mountains. Not to mention Miyamoto Musashi, who wields a samurai sword and challenges famous masters in life and death battles everywhere.

In terms of martial arts, there are many martial arts enthusiasts in Japan who seek enlightenment. Su Jie has read the history of Japanese martial arts extensively, and various martial arts masters have done incredible things in pursuit of the highest level of martial arts. Many experiences are worth learning for Chinese people.

So after World War II, Japanese martial artists quickly promoted martial arts to the whole world. However, most of China's traditional martial arts are still playing tricks.

Su Jie, here it is

At the exit of the airport pick-up hall, someone is greeting.

Old Chen and a few disciples of Mixed Yuan Tai Chi have been waiting for a long time. With you supporting the scene this time, we can make a name for ourselves in the industry as a mixed element Taiji. "Seeing Su Jie finally appear, Old Chen's heart felt a heavy stone.

What is the level of this exchange conference? "Su Jie is really unfamiliar with the various situations in the Tai Chi circle. The circle of traditional martial arts is relatively closed, and if you don't enter it, you can't find any interpersonal relationships. Even if it's a martial arts competition, you only learn from it behind closed doors and never publicize it to the outside world.

So the overall level of traditional martial arts is relatively poor, especially Tai Chi, which is studied by hundreds of millions of people around the world, and true masters are rare.

All the masters will attend, of course it's nothing to you, "Old Chen happily comforted." Even Yang Shu, who is now recognized as the first person in Tai Chi, is not your match

Is he that powerful? "Several disciples were puzzled when they heard Old Chen's praise, but they didn't dare to say it out loud. They were all whispering and whispering to each other. Su Jie also heard it and just smiled.

Lao Chen ignored the murmurs of these disciples and pulled Su Jie onto a car, soon arriving in front of a town house.

There is a plaque hanging on top of this town house, with the words' Mixed Yuan Tai Chi 'written on it.

Machiya is an ancient residential style in Kyoto, Japan, with shops in the front and courtyards in the back. Many residents use the shops in the front for business and live in the back themselves.

Most town houses are small, but this one in front of us is very spacious and somewhat similar to a martial arts dojo.

Chen Lao, is this your martial arts school? Have they all arrived in Japan? "Su Jie was quite surprised. His martial arts skills were still playing in the small circle of domestic fighting, while his mixed martial arts Tai Chi had already spread abroad and built such a large dojo, revealing the gap.

This is opened by one of my Japanese apprentices. I heard that I must be invited to stay here this time, and I have arranged accommodation and meals for the whole process. He has been studying Tai Chi here for 20 years, and since the age of 20, he has been living in China for three months every year. He has persisted for 20 years. He is the most hardworking one among my apprentices, and now his achievements are also the highest. "Old Chen sighed deeply.

During the conversation, a Japanese person appeared at the entrance of the town house, followed by many Japanese disciples wearing Tai Chi costumes.

This Japanese leader is 40 years old, with a national character face and a square and resolute temperament in his eyebrows, especially with round and long eyes and eyebrows like silkworms, which are called "Danfeng Eyes" and "Sleeping Silkworm Eyebrows", similar to Guan Gong. On the surface, this kind of person can persist in anything and is very loyal, righteous, and brave, but also quite arrogant.

Upon seeing Lao Chen, the Japanese immediately knelt down and kowtowed three times. The Japanese disciple behind him also knelt down and kowtowed along.

I want you guys not to be like this, "Old Chen quickly pulled him up.

Rites cannot be abolished, this is the difference between our martial arts and combat, "the Japanese said respectfully, but showed a different view from Old Chen.

Su Jie knew that although Lao Chen was a traditional martial arts master, what he disliked the most was the set of apprenticeship rituals and kowtowing. He actually likes the modern coaching system and believes that this style is the only way to teach good students.

If students have reverence for their teachers, they will never succeed.

But the Japanese person in front of me strongly agrees with that set of etiquette, and has brought it to Japan, just like military training, which is stipulated in daily life. Japanese martial arts pay the most attention to etiquette details, even including standing posture, sitting posture, eating, drinking water, and dressing. Many people do not understand this and believe that it is of no use in combat. In fact, it is to cultivate one's dignity and temper one's mentality between movement, rest, sitting, and lying.

After honing one's mentality, martial arts movements naturally come naturally.

This is like folding blankets into tofu cubes in the military, which is also honing the quality of soldiers to obey orders and prohibitions.

But Su Jie also knew that if there were too many rules, it would become a ritual killing, which would erode people's spirituality and make them lose their creativity.

There needs to be a balance between these two aspects.

There are too many rules, and the atmosphere is lifeless. Once the rules are broken, various creative and new things will immediately explode, but it can also cause chaos and ultimately lead to the collapse of etiquette and music, which is beyond control.

This is the opposition between yin and yang.

Su Jie has already figured out this truth.

So now his martial arts skills have truly taken on the aura of a master. He has come to understand that whether it's kung fu or life, one must be able to grasp the balance point, the most "moderate" point, in order to keep the balance of life forever balanced and not tilt or

fall.

These days, he has begun to enter the realm of 'enlightenment'.

This is my disciple, Takeda Zang, who has been studying Tai Chi with me for twenty years, "Old Chen introduced to Su Jie.

Master, isn't this your disciple? "Takeda Zang spoke fluent Chinese and asked softly. He had already noticed that Su Jie's status seemed high, not like Old Chen's disciple, but a friend. This is our foreign aid in Mixed Yuan Tai Chi, a true master. You can try pushing hands with him, and he will guide you in the changes of strength and airflow, "said Old Chen.

Takeda's eyes clearly showed disbelief.

A few people quickly walked into the courtyard and dojo inside, with dozens of disciples pushing each other's hands, and some practicing Tai Chi routines.

Lao Chen's mixed element Tai Chi is different from ordinary techniques, with some quick

movements added instead of just playing the piano slowly. Sometimes it feels like a spring breeze brushing against the face, beads falling on the jade plate, and water dripping from the eaves. Sometimes they are like golden spears and iron horses, fiercely attacking and striking, opening and closing wide.

This kind of routine is very different from ordinary soothing, it is his own understanding. This set of boxing techniques has great practical ability, and through many exchanges in the Tai Chi world, disciples of Mixed Yuan Tai Chi have achieved good results. But he was attacked by other Tai Chi schools, who believed that he was good at changing boxing techniques and

breaking the rules.

Mr. Su Jie, let's exchange ideas and push hands, "Takeda Zang said and invited.

He extended his left hand.

The communication of Tai Chi is all about pushing hands, rather than fighting with punches

and kicks. The depth of a person's Tai Chi skills is also measured by the strength of the

pushing hands.

Pushing hands is somewhat similar to wrestling, but different from wrestling.

There is both skill and brute force in wrestling. Most of them are brute force hugs.

However, in Tai Chi, pushing hands should never use brute force, but rather transform force. When an enemy uses their strength to attack me, I must first transform them, then aim at their weak areas and attack with very little force, causing them to fall or be captured and

subdued.

Everything is based on the principle of balanced leverage, emphasizing the moment of conversion when one hears the force. seaʀᴄh thё nôᴠel Fire.nёt website on Google to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

This is an elegant body culture, but unless it is practiced to a considerable level, it cannot be

used for actual combat. But for self-cultivation and physical fitness, improving one's

sensitivity is very useful.

Simply put, this is a training method.

Of course, these tests have a high safety factor.

Su Jie also reached out his hand and joined forces with Takeda Zang, then pushed and sent a

force over.

Takeda Zang smiled in his heart as he was about to dissolve, only to find that this force was

changing in response, like a snake spitting letters or a silkworm spinning silk, sticking to his arm and causing him to dissolve into the void.

The whole person instantly lost weight, and was pushed hard, falling to the ground and

rolling twice.

What

What happened

How is this possible? "The disciples around them were all surprised and completely lost their

composure.

Everyone was watching the pusher, and all they could see was Su Jie and Takeda Zang clashing

their hands together. Then Su Jie pushed him, and Takeda Zang seemed to be pushed down by some strange "inner strength" and rolled over directly.

Impossible! "Takeda Zang couldn't believe it either. He got up again and tried to push his hand up. He hadn't figured out what was going on just now.

Su Jie just smiled and reached out his hand again, resisting the two. Takeda Zang took the initiative this time, suddenly shaking and unleashing a short, crisp

force, which was like whipping a whip, somewhat similar to inch force.

This kind of explosive has strong power and can be quickly retracted, which can quickly

stabilize the body and make a second strike.

But in a moment of trembling, his strength was shattered again. When he suddenly withdrew,

Su Jie's thrust came again, causing him to fall to the ground with a loud bang. This time he didn't roll over, he took a few steps back and sat on the ground panting heavily.