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kino

holy shit just half an hour ago some guy on youtube mentioned Xu Xiaodong and I had never heard of him before

>5 hours into nofap

>when u haven't coomed since noon

Incase they get kicked in the bawsack yo

>not training with an NFL player

That's how you level up quicker.

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you know for all the times ive been directly blamed for slavery ive never heard a thank you for the 160 years of eugenics

>300 pound fatso beats up people that are 1/3 his size to prove that kung fu isn't real
wow

I have unironically been marathoning the shit out of old school kung fu and wuxia movies recently. Watched two of them tonight in fact: The Heroic Ones and Shaolin Martial Arts. And I just finished downloading The Chinese Boxer.

>300 pound
jesus chang, are you that mad that your trad martial arts is finally getting exposed?

They're so small that all the blows are missing.

kung fu hustle is kino

Marriage.

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He didn't even win lol it was a draw

>Xu was sued in 2019 for calling tai chi "grandmaster" Chen Xiaowang a fraud, and the Chinese court ordered him to pay Chen approximately US$60,000 in damages and to apologize for seven consecutive days on social media. Additionally, his social credit rating was lowered to the point where he could not rent, own property, stay in certain hotels, travel on high speed rail or buy plane tickets.[13][14] The restrictions were lifted after he paid US$40,000 in both legal fees and the cost of placing the apology.[15]

>In May 2019, Xu defeated another martial artist; but was only able to do so wearing clown makeup to hide his face and by fighting under a pseudonym. It took him 36 hours to reach the fight location due to his low social credit score, and Chinese search engines reportedly had stopped listing him.[16][17] Later that year, Xu had to wear Peking Opera face paint and cover his back tattoo during his match with Japanese kickboxer Yuichiro Nagashima so that the fight which took place in Japan could stream in China.[18] By defeating Nagashima, Xu believed that he could pressure Yi Long, whom Xu has claimed has rigged competitions, to face him in a match.[18] Yi Long has previously criticized Xu, as well for his attitude and claiming that Xu himself is in fact a fraud.[19]

>In November 2019 an Iron Palm master threatened to break his arm in a fight, but apologized and backed down after Xu accepted and suggested putting 200,000 yuan on the outcome.[20]

defend this chang

I used to be, and I can still appreciate them for what they are - comfy dance movies - but when I realized everything from China is a fucking meme, I stopped taking them as fighting movies.

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Thos just proves that chinese kicks, just like chinese bricks, are shit.

Lmao go do some grasshopper secret arts to calm yourself, Ping.

so which martial arts are real?

>defend this chang

Easy: Xu Xiaodong is a Kung Fu practicioner himself (Sanda, specifically.)

Xu's campaign isn't to call Kung Fu a "fraud" (which is ridiculous because that's saying "Martial Arts" is a Fraud) but to purge Chinese Kung Fu of 2 of its greatest problems.
1) Folkish Kung Fu practices that are historical, but due to their folksy, esoteric beliefs in addition to literal beliefs in magic, and impractical in a fight, AND
2) Fake "Schools" that pretend to be real, historical, Martial Arts.

#2 is a real problem because if you manage to convince local officials that you are a cultural heritage group, you get funding from the government. As such, real, historical groups- particularly the new revivalist ones that actually study the historical roots of Chinese martial arts- get cheated out of their funding.

Xu is sensationalized because of his aggressive approach towards exposing fake "schools," but in general people like him are common nowadays in Chinese Martial Arts world since its practically undergoing a HEMA-style "return to roots" revival as we speak what with the youth questioning the depiction and practice of Chinese martial arts in contemporary Chinese culture. Another well known group is the "Armor Alliance" which promotes the more accurate study, depiction, & practice of Chinese armor and weapon-based martial arts, in order to move a way from folksy, ahistorical, impractical practices involving armed martial arts.

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Anything specifically used for combat and not exercise; judo, taekwondo, combat sambo, jiu-jitsu(brazilian), LINE, muay thai, kyokushin, silat and krav maga