Dishu boxing

Name of China's national intangible cultural heritage: dishuquan

Applicant: Fujian Jingwu security training school

Project No.: 1141

Project No.: VI - 58

Time of publication: 2011 (the third batch)

Category: traditional sports, recreation and acrobatics

Region: Fujian Province

Type: new item

Applicant: Fujian Jingwu security training school

Protection unit: Fujian dishuquan Association

Introduction to Dishu boxing:

Applicant: Fujian Jingwu security training school

Dishu boxing, also known as "Dishu dog boxing" and "dog boxing", is one of the traditional martial arts, which is widely spread in Fujian. According to legend, this fist was created by the nun "master April" of Bailian nunnery in the Qing Dynasty, and has been handed down to five dynasties. At present, the local skill boxing inherited in Fuzhou area is passed down from Chen Yijiu.

Dishu boxing is a kind of boxing that imitates the dog's alertness, agility, vigor and ferocity, and is good at turning, rolling, throwing, cutting, running, jumping, jumping, drilling and hanging to form a unique style. In the upper, middle and lower sets, the fast and fast Nanquan technique and the flexible Beiquan leg technique are integrated, especially in the lower set. After falling to the ground, the self-protection ability on the ground and the binding action of attack are brought into full play, and the ferocity and flexibility of dog fighting are imitated.

In Chinese martial arts, there are not many kinds of boxing which mainly focus on falling to the ground. Dishu boxing is the representative of this kind of attack and defense techniques in Southern Boxing. As the key of the local boxing classic says: "the dog method landing caravan lotus, fall flutter rolling ups and downs, light and fast change infinite, kick binding see its ability."

At present, most of the people who are proficient in Diquan are old, and there are few people who practice it, so they need to strengthen the rescue and protection work.