Master Liu's Words Recorder:LU Chang-Kuei
Translator:Peter Ying
     
    1. Master Liu scolded us for practicing ˇ§stupid martial artˇ¨, which meant that we could not apply theories into routines, not to mention showing the essence.
    2. There are too few southern stylists who really learned the essence of their field. Pak-hok(White Crane), Tai-tzu(Long Fist), and Hu-he Double Style are all good martial arts. But most southern stylists do not apply theories and they live like barnstormers, which leads to their little contribution to our culture.
    3. Ask Master Liu questions you need not be too courteous or shy, otherwise you donˇ¦t learn things.
    4. The difference between Pa-chi and Tai-chi is the horse-step.
    5. Perform Pao-chuei at high speed.
    6. Chenˇ¦s Tai-chi has a saber routine, namely Peach Blossom Saber.
    7. Rope-whip is called Chang-er Rope (a 12-Chinese-foot rope), with the head of an Iron Chain in the front, a wooden handle, and a piece of rope in between. It is used by stuntmen.
    8. Tsi-step: In ancient times they hung money on waists, so they walked with heavy steps. The toes digging into ground and raising dust are called ˇ§Tsiˇ¨. The recent name ˇ§shing-stepˇ¨ is wrong.
    9. Arrow-step: It shoots out like an arrow.
    10. Love should be broad, not just for children and families of your own.

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