Dai Zhi Qiang's blog

Hi,

I have some recent (May/2010) footage of master Yan Long Chang to share with you. This time it is Si Bai (4 grasps).

I hope you enjoy it and look forward to more footage coming in the not so distant future.

Hi,

It has been a long time coming but finally the wait is over (3 years) and I have some new material of master, Yan Long Chang, performing, Dai Xin Yi Quani's Pao Quan (from Wu Xing Quan aka "5 elements fists".

A First Encounter with Dai style Xinyiquan

(originally posted to www.wushuren.com on 15 Dec 2009 – author is 'Shangwu', an internet nickname)

Translated by Jon Nicklin.

Hi,

I recently got sent some pictures from my friends and fellow students of master, Yan Long Chang (Vladimir and Oleg) from Moscow, which they have graciously decided to share with readers of my blog.

We hope you enjoy the photo's and they help generate an interest in Dai Xin Yi Quani.

Vladimir can be contacted at chizv68 [at] mail [dot] ru for tuition in Dai Xin Yi Quan in Moscow and surrounding areas.

(article translated by Jon Nicklin)

10 Questions About Xinyiquan

by Zhang Fang

(translated by Jon Nicklin)

Jing Wu magazine, issue 6, 2004

Dai Kui & Dai Style Xinyi Liuhe Quani

By Rong Xiang-gen (translated by Jon Nicklin)

The 'Knight' of Xinyi - A potted biography of Dai Kui

by Dong Zhenglong, head of the Zhenglong Wuguan in Yuci city, Shanxi (translated by Jon Nicklin)

Dai style xinyiquan was founded by Dai Longbang of Qi county in Shanxi, who lived during the late Ming and early Qing dynasty. His grandfather, Dai Guangqi, became a jinshi (passed the highest imperial examinations) and long held a post as a official in China's border areas.

Hi,

I am just here to thank everyone in supporting daixinyi.blogspot over the past couple of years.

It has not been an easy job in getting this information put out, but I know it is very important that I release as much information as I have access to, without holding back anything.