“It is impossible to defend perfectly against the attack of those who want to die.”
Zhuang Quan is a rare style of Chinese Kung Fu created in the late 700s. This style of Kung Fu was created by the Zhuang tribe in order
to protect themselves from invaders. Paintings inside the caves of Guanxi Province proves and describes the life of Zhuang Quan fighters,
who protected their land against invasion.
The Zhuang tribes fighting style was known as Nan Man Quan, or Southern Barbarian Fist, before it was renamed to Zhuang Quan during
the Song Dynasty. This style of Kung Fu includes a wide array of weapon forms. Broadsword, straight sword, spear, bow, and throwing
darts are just some of the weapons that are taught to the students of this style.
Zhuang Quan is a very powerful, hard, and external style of Kung Fu. It is a close range combat style that focuses only on methods of
killing the opponent. Shouts used to channel chi are spoken using Zhuang language.
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