Xinyi Liuhe Fist Four Fists Si Ba Chui by Master Hu Xiuqun Kung Fu DVD Guide
LECTURER: Hu Xiuqun
SKUDW197-02
SUBTITLEEnglish / Chinese
TIME60.0
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Core Xinyi Liuhe Fist Four Fists Si Ba Chui Instructional DVD Featuring Earth Fire Water And Wind Elemental Responses And Combat Applications By Hu Xiuqun
Index: Xinyi Liuhe Fist Four Fists Si Ba Chui by Master Hu Xiuqun Kung Fu DVD Guide // Borrowing Force / Martial Arts Training // Kung Fu Training
Essential Practice Guidance
●Master the 'Four Fists' the most essential combat routine of Xinyi Liuhe.
●Learn to harmonize the four elements of Earth Fire Water and Wind in the body.
●Develop the ability to borrow force and neutralize quick attacks with stillness.
●Expert guidance on the 'Si Ba Chui' for both building health and fighting.
Understand the historical context of each traditional training method.
THE CORE ESSENCE: Si Ba Chui
Xinyi Liuhe Fist (Heart-Mind Six Harmonies Fist) is a prestigious internal martial art that emphasizes the integration of shape and spirit. Within this tradition, the 'Four Fists' (Si Ba Chui) is recognized as the most essential and foundational Technical Routine. This instructional DVD is presented by Master Hu Xiuqun, a leading authority on the Bengbu lineage of Xinyi Liuhe. Historically, Si Ba Chui was the core routine used to train the system's most critical combat mechanics
Xinyi Liuhe Fist (Heart-Mind Six Harmonies Fist) is a prestigious internal martial art that emphasizes the integration of shape and spirit. Within this tradition, the 'Four Fists' (Si Ba Chui) is recognized as the most essential and foundational Technical Routine. This instructional DVD is presented by Master Hu Xiuqun, a leading authority on the Bengbu lineage of Xinyi Liuhe. Historically, Si Ba Chui was the core routine used to train the system's most critical combat mechanics
Master Hu Xiuqun
Hu Xiuqun - Xinyi Liuhe Quan Hu Xiuqun is a highly esteemed master of Xinyi Liuhe Quan (Heart-Mind Six Harmonies Boxing), representing the Lushan (Lu Songgao) branch of the Shanghai lineage. He is recognized for his explosive power, deep understanding of the art’s internal mechanics, and his role in preserving the traditional "Muslim style" (Hui family) martial arts.
Lineage and Background
Hu Xiuqun is a prominent successor in the lineage of the legendary master Lu Songgao, who brought Xinyi Liuhe Quan from Henan to Shanghai. This style is known for being one of the most powerful and aggressive internal martial arts in China.
Lineage: Successor of the Lu Songgao branch of Xinyi Liuhe Quan.
Style Heritage: His practice carries the distinct characteristics of the Shanghai lineage—compact, fierce, and highly practical.
Reputation: He is known for his "Vibration Power" and his mastery of the "Ten Great Animal Forms" (Shi Da Xing), which are the core of the Xinyi system.
Instructional Media and Resources
Master Hu Xiuqun has produced several detailed instructional series (often found on DVD and digital archives) that are essential for practitioners looking to bridge the gap between form and combat application. His teaching materials include:
The Ten Great Animal Forms: Detailed breakdowns of the movements and spirits of the animals (such as the Dragon, Tiger, Monkey, and Chicken), focusing on the unique "shaking power" associated with each.
The Four Handles (Si Ba): Instruction on the most famous and critical set of techniques in the Xinyi curriculum, emphasizing structural integrity and explosive entry.
Internal Power Drills: Specific exercises for developing "Cushioning Power" and the "Six Harmonies" (internal coordination of heart, intent, and qi; external coordination of hands/feet, elbows/knees, and shoulders/hips).
Core Technical Characteristics
Hu Xiuqun’s Xinyi Liuhe Quan is characterized by its raw, unadorned efficiency and overwhelming force:
Explosive "Fajin": His movements demonstrate the signature "Thunder Power" (Lei Sheng) and the sudden, total-body vibration that accompanies every strike.
Practicality over Aesthetics: In line with traditional Xinyi, his technique focuses on "hitting the opponent like a gust of wind," emphasizing directness and the "chicken step" (Ji Bu) for rapid, stable advancement.
The Spirit of the Animals: He emphasizes that the "animal forms" are not just mimicry, but internal states—incorporating the "fierceness of the tiger" and the "agility of the monkey" into the nervous system.
HERITAGE ARCHIVE: This instructional media is part of the Chinoiserie2008 Traditional Wushu Collection. Our mission is to preserve the authentic lineage and technical standards of Chinese martial arts through systematic digital documentation.
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