Strong and soft, agile and elegant
Heroic and powerful
Last night (10th) in the main station's 2024 Dragon Boat Festival special program
Emei School Women's Kung Fu Group's martial arts performance
attracted countless netizens to pay attention to a move of the heroines
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has both the softness of women and the fierceness of martial arts
Netizens said that they were "forced to control for 100 seconds"
What is the origin of this girl group? In the
video, nine young women dressed in "Emei Qing" kung fu uniforms move around different scenic spots in Mount Emei, perfectly presenting the clean and smooth Emei style martial arts.
's short 100-second video not only demonstrated the breadth and depth of Emei martial arts, but also launched a visual feast of traditional Chinese culture to the world.
In fact, the Emei Women’s Kung Fu Group is composed of the “post-95s generation senior sister” Lingyun and 8 “post-00s” female martial arts enthusiasts. The "female heroes" come from all over the country and have a foundation in martial arts, and each has their own unique skills. Their performances include Emei Boxing, Emei Thorn, Emei Sword, etc.
It is understood that Emei Wushu has a long history and is one of the three major martial arts schools in China. In 2008, it was rated as a national intangible cultural heritage. "Master Sister" Ling Yun is also the intangible inheritor of Emei Wushu and a real disciple of Emei.
Ling Yun’s martial arts enlightenment came from his grandfather. Her grandfather was a soldier, and he took her to boxing and running since she was 4 years old. Xiao Lingyun showed extraordinary "combat power", climbing trees, going down rivers, and climbing over walls, like a "little monkey".
htmlWhen she was 06 years old, her grandfather sent her to the Children's Palace to learn martial arts. After graduating from elementary school, Ling Yun came to the martial arts school in Mount Emei and officially began to learn Emei martial arts.
Is practicing martial arts painful?
Of course it was painful. Sometimes at the end of the day, Ling Yun's body was covered in bruises and he couldn't even lift his arms. Over time, my hands and feet are covered with calluses. Because she held the weapon for a long time, the clefts of her hands were much deeper than those of ordinary people, and her knuckles were also thicker than those of ordinary people.
Every time I think back now, Ling Yun will be grateful to the coach and master at that time. In the process of practicing martial arts, if you don't do well, you will be asked by the coach to practice more, and Ling Yun's motivation is to not be chased by the coach every day.
Strict training and Ling Yun's own spirit of not admitting defeat have made her movements more and more standard, and her foundation has been solid enough. Ling Yun said that accumulation is the key to success, and she has been practicing martial arts for so many years, which is a process of accumulation.
In 2020, she became popular all over the Internet because of a video that focused on contrast-an ordinary girl wearing home clothes and going downstairs to take out the trash. Suddenly her sword was unsheathed, and the sword energy was like a rainbow, showing the style of a martial arts master. After
became popular on the Internet, Ling Yun had a clearer goal - to promote Emei martial arts and Chinese martial arts culture through the short video platform.
Slowly, Lingyun began to try cross-border cooperation and created short videos by himself, integrating traditional cultural elements such as calligraphy, traditional Chinese painting, and intangible cultural heritage skills into it, hoping to use martial arts as a window to promote more excellent Chinese traditional culture.
In April this year, at the 4th Emei Martial Arts Heritage Conference, the "Emei School Women's Kung Fu Troupe" was unveiled for the first time and performed. This group of "female heroes" who love martial arts and have the courage to challenge themselves have attracted the attention of the entire Internet.
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin also reposted videos related to the Kung Fu Group on social platforms and recommended the "Emei Women's Kung Fu Group" to the world.
However, the study of this intangible cultural heritage skill does not happen overnight. It requires years of hard practice and continuous accumulation of cultural heritage.
After the Emei sect women’s kung fu troupe was formed, Ling Yun led the junior girls to quickly engage in intense training. The girls ate, lived, and practiced in Mount Emei. They trained for more than 6 hours a day. They usually practiced basic martial arts skills in the morning and learned Emei martial arts moves in the afternoon. , and often go to the mountains and forests for training.
"Master Sister born in 1995" Ling Yun led 8 junior sisters to integrate traditional martial arts with dance and music, presenting a beautiful and sassy, strong and soft style. It not only interprets the spirit of Chinese martial arts, but also becomes a window for the public to understand traditional martial arts.
As the intangible inheritor of Emei Wushu, Ling Yun understands the mission she shoulders: "I hope that through my own efforts, Emei Wushu will move to a broader stage."
The Emei Women's Kung Fu Group
presents traditional martial arts skills with a unique image
Give full play to the power of inheriting the intangible cultural heritage of the younger generation.
Youthful Emei has a promising future!
Producer | Li Zhe
Editor-in-chief | Zhang Zhida
Editor | Qin Jing
Proofread | Gao Shaozhuo
Part of the content in this article is synthesized from Global Figures, Guangdong Satellite TV WeChat public account, cover news, etc.
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