Unexpectedly, after a little search, this cultural relics director really got some useful information from the Lizhou Chronicle.

Lizhou Chronicle: "On February 20, 13th year of the reign of Emperor Kangxi, Wu Sangui attacked Changde from Baoqing...When Wu Sangui occupied Shimen, he burned Jiashan Temple. He then occupied Yongding Guard and approached Cili, and the magistrate Zhou Zhaoxiong surrendered..."

"In May of the 13th year of Shunzhi, the Dashun Army headed south into Hunan and reached Lizhou with 300,000 troops, including 5,000 monks, who were hiding in thatched huts, Jiashan Temples and other places."

It is 100% certain that Li Zicheng's troops arrived in Cili.

Moreover, he also discovered a weapon of the Emperor Guard in Cili Guangfu Bridge.

According to the inscriptions and documentary records, he speculated that Ye Fu was probably Li Guo.

Because Li Guo’s other name is Buzhi, Ye Fu’s tombstone has the words “It was made for repairing it in the 21st year of Qianlong’s reign”.

Soon, based on Dr. Wang's oral description and combined with historical materials, he wrote a short essay of 2,000 words.

Titled "Thunk and Wild Fu", it was submitted to the People's Liberation Army Daily, Guangming Daily and Hunan Daily, and these articles were all adopted.

But it was this article that caused quite a lot of controversy.

During that time, he received letters from the newspaper almost every day, and the contents were generally two types:

One is that they have objections to the explanations of "Gui 5 Prefectures" and "Chasing Li Chuang".

It is said that "Gui" should be Xiguang, and "chasing Li Chuang" should be given an explanation for chasing;

The second is "to make up for it". "To make up for it" should not be the alias of Li Guo, but should mean supplement.

However, he still believed that Ye Fu was Li Guo, the general of the King of Chuang.

At the invitation of the director of the county cultural relics department, archaeological experts from the Zhangjiajie Cultural Relics Bureau went to Cili. After reading the inscription of Yefu, they were surprised to find another clue.

Archaeological researcher of Zhangjiajie Cultural Relics Administration Bureau knew that Tianmen Mountain Temple was built in the Tang and Song Dynasties.

This monk Yefu arrived only in the early Qing Dynasty, but according to the tombstone, he was respected as the ancestor by his followers. Why is this?

Finally, it was inferred that after King Chuang was defeated in Beihu, Ye Fu brought more than 100 disciples, escorted nine ships of treasures, and went up the Lishui River, and the fleet arrived at the Wushi Village in Zhangjiajie.

After receiving the recommendation of the abbot of Wushizhai Temple, Ye Fu came to Tianmen Mountain Temple.

Because Monk Yefu brought many disciples, Tianmenshan Temple specially built a new house for him.

This is why after Ye Fu came, Tianmen Mountain Temple suddenly increased in scale.

Ye Fu is in Tianmen Mountain Temple every day, waiting for the sword to reach the altar.

All this is to restore the Central Plains and wipe out the world one day.

Ye Fu even took risks and entered the Guiguzi Cave among the cliffs and learned a mysterious "Guiguzi Magical Art".

This kind of kung fu is the Zhangjiajie hard qigong that is still popular today.

Whether the legend is true can actually be seen from some small details.

For example, the legendary Guiguzi magical power is definitely not groundless.

This is really worth talking about. Many modern people say that domestic kung fu is fake and is all fictional.

However, many things are actually different from what we imagined.

For example, light skills, there is really no light skills in this world?

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In fact, there is really. For example, if the parkour is now, if it is as rigorous as the ancient practice of practicing, can it fly over the eaves and walls?

It's really OK. For modern people, many parkoured people can make you stunned after being trained.

There are also some modern TV series that describe this aspect.

Especially among the thief, many thieves who fly over the eaves and walls are very powerful.

The most powerful person in modern times is Swallow Li San. If this cannot be evidence yet, then a popular criminal investigation drama in China may be mentioned from the side.

The above describes some sects that practice light skills in China. Although the sects are not big, it is really not difficult to fly over the eaves and walls.

Zhangjiajie Hard Qigong is also a kind of kung fu, and it is still very famous until now.

This is also our traditional culture. It is the best place in Zhangjiajie: Dayong Hard Qigong.

Dayong Hard Qigong, also known as the "Guigu Divine Kung", has been circulating in Zhangjiajie area for a long time.

There are records in many medical books throughout the ages.

According to legend, the originator was the leader of the Chu State Guiguzi.

The Yongding County Chronicle records that Guiguzi once lived in seclusion in Guigu Cave on the cliff of the cliff in Shanxi, Tianmen, devoted himself to studying the "Yi" and wrote fourteen chapters of "Zhihe" and taught alchemy.

In the middle of the Qing Dynasty, Zhu Maoling, a martial arts master, lived in seclusion in Bajiaowan Cave in Sancha Village, studied Guigu Divine Arts, and later accepted Yu Taoist (named Yu Shiwan) as his disciple and passed on his robe and mantle.

There are two types of Dayong Qigong: Hard Qigong and Light Qigong. "Hard Qigong" belongs to the Shaolin Hard Qigong Southern School.

The essence of Wudang, Shaolin, Northern and Southern Schools and Kunlun Schools is gathered.

It emphasizes the combination of qigong and martial arts, and focuses on actual combat.

Practicing skills is not difficult, but the key is to persevere.

Simply put, shut up and breathe from the nose, the shoulders naturally droop, the lower abdomen relax, the qi sinks into the dantian, the qi reaches its strength, and the use is carefully used and circulates all bones. This is called strength.

Constructed in one place, it is called power. Qigong uses the mind to carry qi. When the mind reaches the mind, the qi will arrive. After a long time, it will be able to move, and it will be able to move, and it will be able to move, and it will be able to go east and west.

In addition, qigong, commonly used in preventing and treating diseases, includes meditation and strength.

The ancestor of Dayong's qigong was Yu Shiwan, a Taoist from Baofushan Temple during the reign of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty.

He has five disciples: Zhang Cibao, Zheng Dianbao, Zhou Fubao, Zhang Guojian, and Chen Shajian.

Zhang Cibao is from Zhangjiawan and his apprentice Guo Yutang. He was in Cili in the early years of the Republic of China and passed on his skills.

Zheng Dianbao is from Yiwanshui in Xixiping and has many apprentices.

Zhao Jishu, who is now an official in Liping, Long Chuanzhou, Baiyangpo, and Zhou Nanfang, Hujiahe, are Zheng Dianbao and Zhang Cibao's disciples.

In addition to practicing martial arts and qigong, these people also dance lions every Spring Festival.

General Liu Mingdeng, the general who guarded the wind during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, and his six brothers, practiced the Guigu Divine Arts since childhood, and all received true teachings.

After death, there is a record of "Young and amazing aura, and extraordinary arm strength" on the inscription.

His younger brother Liu Mingjin followed Zuo Zongtang to quell the Agula rebellion, and there are records of the sequel in "Two Thousand Years of the Xinjiang Province".

Master Du Xinwu, known as "the No. 1 Bodyguard in China" and "the No. 1 Divine Leg in China", cannot be said to be well known to everyone, but there should be many people.

The natural kung fu he practiced brought the essence of Guigu Divine Art to the highest level, and it caused a sensation in the international martial arts world.

By the early days of the Republic of China, hard qigong gradually became a folk sports performance art.

Especially the most thrilling programs such as "double winds flooding the ears", "silver gun pierces the throat", "steel forks on the belly", "spiking the stones on the bed of a knife", "rotating the body of a car", and "head-bumping the stones on the stones" are the most thrilling.

Especially in Guanping Village on the other side of the south gate of Zhangjiajie, men, women, young and old love to become a trend of Qigong.
Chapter completed!