Military: Let you report, you can easily catch the wanted criminal

There are huge misunderstandings about Chinese martial arts both at home and abroad. I think that modern Chinese martial arts are all just showy and useless, let alone killing people. It is very difficult to just hurt people.

Compared with Chinese martial arts, foreign mixed martial arts seem to be more powerful. If you search the Internet, you will find all about exciting fighting competitions. Fighters wear traps in the ring and fight with their opponents in a narrow area. Bleeding and fractures are commonplace, so many people believe that Chinese martial arts cannot have the upper hand when encountering foreign martial arts.

In addition, foreign martial arts such as Jeet Kune Do, Jiu Jitsu and mixed martial arts have shorter training times. It can achieve technical progress in a short period of time and greatly enhance one's one-on-one ability.

On the contrary, Chinese martial arts often require a long period of training to achieve certain results. It can take as short as three to five years, or as long as more than ten years. Some people with poor understanding may even be unable to become teachers for more than ten years.

This also gave many Internet keyboard warriors a point of criticism. Under their propaganda, Chinese martial arts were simply devalued as worthless.

But is this really the case? Why does the Dragon Blood Military Academy spend a lot of time teaching students Chinese martial arts, even starting to lay the foundation for them when they are five years old?

There is only one real reason, and that is that Chinese martial arts is an out-and-out killing technique!

It is undeniable that in recent years, Chinese martial arts has gradually become more performance-oriented, and some folk martial arts schools teach so-called martial arts routines.

In fact, this is not their fault. It is really the country that has suffered a big loss in this regard. In the 1970s and 1980s, there was an exchange meeting between major martial arts schools. An arena was set up between the two major schools of the North and the South, and each selected their most successful disciples to compete on stage.

Although it was a friendly match mainly focused on communication, after those warriors took the stage, it was really difficult to restrain their strength.

There were minor injuries ranging from fractures to fractures, and a warrior was accidentally beaten to death by the opponent.

Since then, the country has carried out macro-control and banned major schools from teaching real killing techniques. Instead, it is the martial arts routines that the public watches today.

However, the military saw the huge potential contained in martial arts. While openly attacking various martial arts schools, it secretly recruited many martial arts masters to serve the army.

Jiang Fan's master is one of the representative figures, and several of his disciples have all joined the army to serve the country.

This is also the reason why Dragon Blood Military Academy recruits five-year-old children. It is really necessary to train Chinese martial arts.

If Chinese martial arts want to achieve astonishing lethality, they must start from an early age. Practice Sanjiu in winter and Liufu in summer. During this period, a large number of medicinal herbs are supplemented to enhance the strength of the muscles and bones of the students.

In addition, fighting classes are held every week to apply theoretical martial arts moves to actual battles, which greatly enhances the combat effectiveness of Dragon Blood Military Academy students.

Why many of the country's famous special forces are willing to select personnel from the Dragon Blood Military Academy is because their foundation is too solid.

Therefore, there is a joke circulating in the army: "Produced by dragon blood, it must be a high-quality product."

Jiang Fan had already noticed this when he was fighting with Hu Sijin. The latter's Bagua Fist was so powerful that it was like a tiger.

I believe that if he is placed among other special forces, he will definitely become a top soldier with his fighting ability.

Han Cheng started a class today to teach his Twelve-Road Tan Kou. Jiang Fan, who couldn't sit still, naturally didn't miss it and came to the indoor training ground early. Han Cheng, who was standing in front of the students, said: "There is a boxing proverb: 'If you practice boxing without practicing your legs, you will be like a fool.'"

"Therefore, Tan Kou is regarded as one of the basic training items of martial arts. It is characterized by sharp movements, coordination, changeable moves, and rapid attack and defense. The skills of Tan Kou are mostly synchronized attacks of the upper and lower body, which can make the opponent unable to defend. Of course, everyone here is tired of hearing this.”

As soon as these words came out, there was a burst of laughter from below. Indeed, they have heard this sentence since their first martial arts training, and their ears are almost getting calloused now.

After a pause, Han Cheng continued: "Then I won't explain too much. Let me demonstrate next."

After saying that, Han Cheng rolled up his sleeves, braced his legs, and performed the twelve-way trick in front of many students. Jiang Fan, who was sitting down, read it carefully and found that Captain Han Cheng's twelve-way tan kick was so impressive that it was simply impeccable.

Different from what Jiang Fan had seen in the past two days, Han Cheng's kicking skills were fundamentally different from those of the students. In comparison, it is much smoother and more versatile.

After the demonstration, Han Cheng followed the usual practice and invited a student to the stage to demonstrate the attack. The purpose of this is to allow students off the court to more intuitively feel the shortcomings of their movements. And face different attacks and flexibly change your response methods.

As you came and went, Han Cheng pointed out the student's shortcomings from time to time. Sometimes the problem is that the lower plate is unstable, and sometimes the connection between the upper and lower plate is not tight enough, giving the opponent a huge vulnerability.

In this way, within an hour, Han Cheng kept stopping to point out problems while also suggesting solutions to the students in the audience.

Han Cheng's teaching progressed from simple to profound and varied, which benefited the students present a lot.

Jiang Fan in the audience couldn't help but clasped his hands and sighed. After confirming each other, it would also be of great benefit to his own martial arts.

At the end of the class, Han Cheng gave the remaining time to the students. Let them work in pairs to compete on moves.

Looking at Jiang Fan who was eager to try, Han Cheng did not refuse, but said softly: "Be careful and don't get hurt."

The student who was Jiang Fan's opponent thought that the instructor was speaking to him, so he nodded and responded in a serious manner: "I will hold back, instructor!"

When Han Cheng heard this, he smiled slightly and did not explain. Anyway, it was not him who was injured in the end, so why worry about it?

After the sparring began, Jiang Fan faced an opponent who was half a head taller than himself and whose legs were a bit longer than his. Not only did he not fall into a disadvantage, but he put a lot of pressure on the student opposite him.

He found that no matter how he changed his moves, Jiang Fan was like a prophet, always able to predict his moves one step ahead and counterattack.

Jiang Fan was also slightly surprised. He also didn't expect that an ordinary Grade A student could actually fight him in terms of moves.

The students in this military academy are all outstanding, born warriors. Apart from their lack of actual combat experience, their abilities in all aspects are outstanding.

Even his roommates, Datou and the others, know a lot of tough kung fu, which shows that their mastery of kung fu is very good and their foundation is very deep! (End of chapter)