7E-1680P
Wu style Taijiquan -- A detailed course for health & self-defense & teachings
of three famous masters in Beijing
吴式太极拳
Wang Peisheng & Zeng Weiqi
Morning Glory Publishers
ISBN: 750540427X
240pp pb 222x150mm
The 37-postures Taijiquan set presented in this book is a condensed yet complete
set of Wu style Taijiquan rearranged by the famous Chinese martial arts expert
master Wang Peisheng. Two sets of specially drawn illustrations accompany the
text of 37-postures Wu style Taijiquan.
7E-1681
Chen style Taijiquan
陈式太极拳
Compiled by Morning
glory press
Published by Heifeng publishing co. and morning glory press
252 pages (with over 400 photos) 152x222mm paper
Taijiquan, sometimes
referred to as shadow boxing, is one of the most famous branches of Chinese
martial arts. Its basic principle is that the whole body must be relaxed, with
the emphasis placed on the exertion of the mind instead of muscles. Through
relaxation, the body attains a degree of softness, or suppleness, which, as it
increases, turns into its opposite, firmness, which recedes into softness again.
This alternation of softness and firmness, the one complementing the other, is
the underlying process.
The Chen-style taijiquan, which originated in Chenjiangou of Wenxian
County, Henan province, is one of the earliest versions of this art. This book
comprises two main parts:
1.
The attack-defence
art in series I and II of the Chen-style Taijiquan. The actions illustrated here
are the most fundamental movements; they do not involve the practising of a
whole series.
2.
The 38 forms in
the Chen-style taijiquan. They are simple and easy to learn. It takes
only 3-4 minutes to do a series.
7E-1682P
Yang style Taijiquan
杨式太极拳
Morning glory
publishers 296pp. 150x219mm.
ISBN: 7-5054-0123-8
The contents of this book include “The evolution of the Yang School of
Taijiquan” “Talk on the practice of Taijiquan”, “The ten essentials of
Taijiquan”, “Some important points concerning the Yang school of Taijiquan”,
“How to use Taijiquan” and “Methods of practice and ways of using Taijiquan
movements”, included in the book are over 700 photos.
7E-1777P
Simplified Taijiquan
简化太极拳
China People's Sports Publishing House
ISBN: 7500916779
126pp pb 185x115mm
This book deals with: the development and evolution of Taijiquan; simplified
Taijiquan; Tuishou (Push-hands duet).
7E-1902P
Taijiquan in 88 forms
太极拳八十八式
Hai Feng publishing
company
236pp. 142x210mm.
ISBN: 9622380492
This is a translation of the authentic “Taijiquan exercises” published in China,
of which 1512000 copies have been sold. To translate such a traditional Chinese
concept into English is quite a challenge, because it requires not only the
mastery of the two languages but also a correct interpretation of its subtleties
through personal experience of the exercise.
7E-2028P
Zuijiuquan (A drunkard’s boxing)
醉酒拳
汉英对照
Hai Feng publishing
company
162pp. 140x210mm.
ISBN: 9622380034
Zuijiuquan (A drunkard’s boxing) is a pictographic boxing in Chinese martial
arts. As the name connotes, it contains movements depicting a person in a
drunken state, with steps faltering and body stumbling, the performer now raises
his cup and pours out sine for himself, now wriggles and staggers along like a
drunken man, as if on the verge of falling. With its unique and fantastic
movements, this veritable heirloom has been handed down from generation to
generation.
7E-2050P
Traditional Chinese therapeutic exercises-Standing pole
中国的传统健身术 -- 站桩
Wang Xuanjie & J.P.C. Moffett
Foreign Languages Press
ISBN: 7119006967
96pp 184x119mm
The "Standing Pole Exercises" are a unique form of calisthenics involving the
cultivation and integration of mind and body under the conditions of
non-movement or slight movement. this book outlines the ancient Chinese
tradition of Qigong, of which these exercises form a part, the practice of the
standing pole exercises today, and the physiological factors underlying their
therapeutic effect.
7E-2109P
14-series sinew-transforming exercises
易筋经十四段功法录
By Chang Weizhen
Foreign languages press 122pp. 119x184mm. paper
ISBN: 7-119-00636-3
The sinew-transforming exercises, a literal translation from the Chinese name
Yijin Jing, are a tradition form of such Qigong exercises for overcoming disease
and prolonging life of very ancient origin.
7E-2175P
Taoist health preservation exercises
中国道家秘传养生长寿术
Bian Zhizhong
China today press
ISBN: 7507208761
148pp 184x115mm
Daoist health preservation exercises can stimulate the sexual function, increase
hormones, spur the circulation of the main and collateral channels, and balance
Yin and Yang to achieve the goals of reducing weight, preserving the
gracefulness of the body, retaining the moisture and softness of the skin,
keeping fit and living longer. The exercises included in this book, divided into
three stages (major, medium and minor), are easy to learn and suitable for all
ages, sexes and physical conditions.
7E-2227P
Taiji:48 Forms & swordplay
48式太极拳与太极剑
Foreign Languages Press
222pp 184x115mm
This book, containing a set of barehand exercises in 48 forms and a set of
exercises to be performed with a sword, can be used as an advanced course for
those who have learnt the rudiments of Taiji.
7E-2239P
Elementary swordplay and broadsword-play
初级刀剑术
Hai Feng Publishing Co. Ltd.
ISBN: 9622380263
140pp 210x142mm
This book, divided into two chapters, introduces the list of forms and
techniques for elementary swordplay and broadsword-play.
7E-2358P
The 18 arhat methods of Shaolin Kungfu
少林罗汉十八手
Hai Feng publishing
company
124pp. 140x210mm.
ISBN: 962238031X
Part one: Applied tactics of the 18 methods.
Part two: Arhat attack-defence methods practised by two persons.
7E-2377P
A guide to Chinese martial arts by Li Tanji and Du
Xilian
中国武术指南
Foreign languages
press
180pp, 120x185mm
ISBN: 7-119-01393-9
This book is divided into three chapters. The first chapter is about the origin,
development and present situation of wushu: the second introduces different
styles of wushu; and the last explains the main wushu styles such as Chang Quan
(extended boxing), Taijiquan (great ultimate boxing) and Shaolin Quan with
illustrations.
7E-2390P
Chinese single broadsword -- A primer of basic skills & performance
routines for practitioners
中国单刀 -- 从基本技术到表演套路
Foreign languages
press
Xie Zhikui
ISBN: 7119008307
414pp pb 185x119mm
7E-2637P
Chinese martial arts:Yanqingquan
燕青拳
Yanqingquan (Mizongquan) of Cangzhou prefecture is one of the most popular
ancient boxings in the northern part of China and a main school of Wushu in the
region. According to the annals, there were nearly 100 routines with and without
weapons, form easy and elementary to difficult and advance. Six routines
representing the characters of this school are edited into the following two
books with action photos demonstrated by Chen Fengqi, the fifth direct
descendant of Yangqingquan's disseminator, and his grandson Chen Jingyu in duet.
Vol. 1 -- Mizongquan, Mianzhhangquan and Zhaikouzi
秘宗拳 绵掌拳 择扣子
Morning Glory Publishers
ISBN: 7506401270
246pp 220x152mm
7E-2663P
Wushu exercise for life enhancement
武术养生功
By Yu Gongbao
Foreign languages press 90pp.
119x1850mm.
ISBN: 7-119-01411-0
Yu Chongbao was born in 1964 in Henan province, China. He graduated from Beijing
University in 1986 and works with the Qigong Research Section at the Chinese
Wushu Research Institute.
7E-2706P
72 Consummate arts secrets of the Shaolin Temple
少林武术秘传绝技72功法
Fujian science and
technology publishing house
296pp. 141x203mm.
ISBN: 7-5335-0486-0
In this book, the 72 Shaolin skills are chosen and edited from both the
traditional and the modern reference of Chinese Shaolin Wushu. It contains
exercise methods of one’s body, Self-hitting arts, Falling-pounce arts, Dodging
arts, State arts, Light-Gongfu, Qigong, Swimming skill and all sects of internal
and external Shaolin Gongfu. In addition to these contents, the book also
enlists “Shaolin Temple secret recipe on rescuing” and “Shaolin Wushu on
skeleton, channels and acupoints.
7E-2722P
ESSENTIALS OF Chinese Wushu
中国武术概要
By Wu Bin and others
Foreign languages press
174pp. 120x186mm
ISBN: 7-119-01477-3
This book introduced over 30 different schools of Chinese boxing and almost the
same number of apparatus, including short apparatus, long apparatus, hard
apparatus, soft apparatus and hidden weapons used in ancient China.
From the book, readers may gain a general understanding of Chinese Wushu, its
history and its current.
7E-2741P
Basics of broadsword play
刀术入门
Dong Wenyu
ISBN: 7119025028
144pp 180x120mm
In simple language, this book describes the history of broadsword play, and the
variety of weapons used, basic techniques and skills involved in the art.
With more than 100 illustrations, it is helpful for beginners to correctly grasp
the essential points of the art.
7E-2758P
Chinese martial arts:Yanqingquan
燕青拳
Yanqingquan (Mizongquan) of Cangzhou prefecture is one of the most popular
ancient boxings in the northern part of China and a main school of Wushu in the
region. According to the annals, there were nearly 100 routines with and without
weapons, form easy and elementary to difficult and advance. Six routines
representing the characters of this school are edited into the following two
books with action photos demonstrated by Chen Fengqi, the fifth direct
descendant of Yangqingquan's disseminator, and his grandson Chen Jingyu in duet.
Vol. 2
Yanqingquan -- Yangqingjiazi, Lianshouquan and Taohuansan
燕青架子
练手拳
套环散
By Chen Fengqi & Chen
Youliang
Morning glory publishers 330pp illus. 219x149mm paper
ISBN: 7-5054-0126-2
-
Yanqingjiazi
-
Lianshouquan
-
Taohuansan
7E-2902P
Basics of Taijiquan
太极拳初步
Li Xingdong
ISBN: 711900171X
108pp 201x136mm
This book offers an introduction to the origins and development of Taiji Quan,
its major schools and their characteristics, and its technical methods and
postures. Space is also devoted to the routines of the 24 simplified forms of
Taiji Quan, with special emphasis on the points which merit attention in
practicing Taiji Quan. More than 100 pictures are included.
7E-2913P
A hanging chart of simplified Taijiquan
简化太极拳挂图
Foreign Languages Press
ISBN: 7119004999
3pp pb
This set of routines, which consists of 24 forms, has been simplified and
standardized by China's State Physical Culture and Sports Commission. It is,
therefore, the most basic, yet authoritative. It has proved simple and clear,
and easy to learn.
7E-2951P
Basics of Long-Style Boxing
长拳拳术入门
Cheng Huikun
ISBN: 7119015389
184pp 202x140mm
Specially written for beginners, this book describes the basic technical
features and skills of Chang Quan, as well as providing directions o how to
practice its movements, combinations and routines. Its descriptions of the basic
skills, movements, essential technical points and steps for practice are
detailed and easily understandable. It also cautions beginners against mistakes
they are apt to make, and describes methods for correcting these mistakes. 250
pictures and included.
7E-3000P
Shaolin -- Changhu Xinyi Menquan boxing
少林 -- 长护心意门拳
Author: Chen Xiaomei
Publisher: Morning Glory Publishers
ISBN: 7-5054-0528-4
Paperback
In English. Chart. Step by step teaching with graphical drawing.
Changhu Xinyi menquan focuses forcefulness and simplicity. Within this set is a
combination of hardness and softness, unique methods, various palm techniques,
and special defensive moves. It thus has a significant effect in enhancing both
attack and defense skills.
This set of pictures will enable readers to learn and master the moves of this
form with consistent practice.
7E-3001P
Yin-Yang Bagua Zhang palm -- Mangxing Shuanghuan Zhang palm
阴阳八卦掌 -- 蟒形双换掌
Author: Chen Xiaomei
Publisher: Morning Glory Publishers
ISBN: 7-5054-0528-4
Language: English
Paperback
Yin-Yang Bagua Zhang Palm - Mangxing (Boa Shaped) Tadi Zhang and Mangxing
Danhuan Zhang is one of the Yin-Yang Bagua Zhang routines. Based on the Shaolin
Quan boxing, the plays imitate animal actions and movements. The whole routines,
including hand, body and foot plays, are inseparable from the changes of the
palm plays.
This set of pictures will enable readers to learn and master the moves of this
form with consistent practice.
7E-3002P
Shaolin -- Liuhe boxing
少林 -- 六合拳
Author: Jiang Cheng'an, Du Juan
Publisher: Morning Glory Publishers, Beijing
ISBN: 7-5054-0528-4
English
Paperback
Liuhe boxing features its smoothness and poise. Its movements look comfortable,
compact, and vigorous. They are powerful, and combine firmness with gentleness.
With an emphasis on hand movements that coordinate well with foot work, the goal
of this form is to build resourcefulness, dexterity and a striking contrast in
attacking and defending techniques. This hanging chart enables readers to learn
and master the moves of this form with consistent practice.
7E-3044P
Advanced routines of Lang-style boxing
长拳拳术提高套路
ISBN: 7119017918
196pp 203x140mm
This book gives a full account of the basic movements and the practical
exercises of the advanced routines of Chang Quan, and methods and skills of
learning and practicing Chang Quan. The book contains more than 230 pictures and
diagrams.
7E-3061P
Chinese Wushu series: Vol. 9
Mantis boxing
螳螂拳
Zhan Yuping
ISBN: 7119018035
184pp pb 203x135mm
This book includes six chapters, describing the theory and technical movements
of Mantis boxing. It gives a detailed description of the White Monkey steals
Peach routine created by Mr. Yu Hail. Simple and refined language, combined with
explicit pictures, help readers to grasp the theoretical knowledge of boxing and
the detailed movements of the exercises.
7E-3072P
Chinese Wushu Series: Vol. 7
Taiji Quan -- Yang style
太极拳 --杨式
Yu Gongbao
ISBN: 7119018078
200pp 203x135mm
The book describes, naturally and explicitly, the birth and growth of the
Yang-style Taiji Quan, its features, basic skills and basic movements, all
illustrated by more than 200 pictures. It also tells the readers how to learn
Taiji Quan.
7E-3075S
Chinese Qigong essentials
中国气功精要
Cen Yuefang
New World Press
ISBN: 7800053008
192pp 231x162mm
The book is written in three parts:
Part I offers a general treatment of the subject, the meaning of Qigong, its
origin and development, basic principles and methods of practice, its value as a
healing art etc.;
Part II introduces a range of basic exercise widely practiced in China;
Part III contains articles written by two North Americans about their personal
experience in practicing qigong as a miraculously effective healing art.
7E-3110P
Chinese Wushu Series: vol. 8
Soft weapons -- 9 section whip & rope dart
软器械 --9节鞭和绳镖
Li Keqin & Li Xingdong
ISBN: 7119018833
218pp 203x135mm
Soft weapons were considered hidden weapons in ancient times and are ideal for
self-protection. this book is mainly devoted to the basic knowledge, routines
and practice methods of the nine-section whip and rope dart. It is illustrated
with more than 200 pictures.
HF-29-P
Monkey style
猴拳
by Xi Yun-tai & Li Gao-zhong (5.5” x 8”, 137 pp.)
This book captures the last master to be crowned with the honored title of
“Monkey King," the legendary Xiao Yingpeng, at age 66! Xiao is a consummate
master of the style, and was hailed as one of the top masters of his era. This
book pays homage to one of the greats.
HF-42-P
Ten routine spring leg
十路弹腿
by Ma Zhenbang (5.5” x 8”, 147 pp.)
Spring leg, also know as Tan Tuy, is one of the most famous sets of Kung Fu.
Descended from the tough Moslem fighters who immigrated to China centuries ago,
spring leg is known for its powerful kicking technique. Ma is a master of this
form who can trace his remarkable lineage straight back to the founder of the
style!
HF-100-P
13 Emei shortsword techniques
峨眉短剑十三势
By Gai Dianxun & Li Shixin
5.5" x 8", 233 pp
This book covers a weapon is rarely seen in America. The shortsword is similar
to a straight sword, but the size of a long dagger. This sword was common as a
personal weapon for everyday use, since it was not as unwieldy as a full length
sword, but still quite lethal. This book contains two complementary routines,
the yin sword and the yang sword.
HF-102-P
Five Ganzhi Meihuazhuang Techniques
五势梅花春
By Wang Zhizhong, Han Jianhong, Yan Zhiji
ISBN: 9622381221
209 pages, 5.5x8
Meihuazhuang (piles driven in a plum-blossom shape) Boxing is a kind of
traditional Chinese martial arts. It has its own unique style and attack-defense
techniques. In ancient times, people practiced Meihuazhuang techniques on the
piles. As time goes on, the boxing was generally shifted from the piles to the
ground. The boxing is known for its powerful and simple movements, and is
popular in China. The Boxing is also an effective means for cultivating heart
and nature culture, keeping the body fit, and self-defense.
HF-104-P
23 Wudang Taiyi Wuxing boxing
武当太义务星擒扑九宫旋转十二法
By An Tianrong
5.5" x 8", 195pp
Wudang is the famous mountain of Taoist temples, legendary swordsmen, and
birthplace of Tai Chi Chuan. This style is a fusion of Chang San-feng's 13
posture of Tai Chi. Hua Tuo's classic five animal play and other Taoist parrying
techniques. This is a unique and impressive style.
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