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Hong Yi-xiang’s portrait

April 8th, 2008 · 2 Comments · Bagua and/or xingyi

Today’s post vanished into the ether. I’ll have to re-type it. The perils of blogging. :) Instead, here’s a portrait of Hong Yi-xiang I haven’t seen before:

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  • 1 wayne hansen // Apr 9, 2008 at 5:57 am

    i am currently teaching a student hungs second set
    [ba lien shou] having already taught him [ba bu da]
    each day i teach these forms i realise the brillance of this man.
    does anyone else teach these basic forms and feel their beauty.
    i was asked to meet a famous author who appeared with the master in the’way of the warrior ’series.
    i wanted to talk about these forms and he commented hung had heeps of 8 forms ,8 this, 8 that.
    i was so disapointed but at least his whife presented a great tea ceremony to save the day.

  • 2 meow // Apr 21, 2008 at 4:44 pm

    ooh, whats the story with him, i know hes luo de xius teacher (and saw him on the way of the warrior serries), did he create his own style or branch or something? what is he famous for?

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