Shaolin Kung Fu

In Zui Quan or the drunkard boxing, boxers falter, waddle, fall and sway just like drunkards.

Drunkard boxers are required to be responsive with good eyesight and fist plays.

Luohan Quan or the Arhat boxing originated from the Shaolin-style boxing.

Free application of the Arhat boxing skills can be achieved through years of practice and exercise.

Tanglang Quan or the mantis boxing is also an animal-imitating style of fist play.

The traditional routines of the eagle claw boxing are said to have been created by General Yue Fei.

There are many branches of eagle claw fist play which imitates all the movements of an eagle.

Shaolin tantui concentrates on feet plays with fist plays as support.

The Shaolin four major weapons are - sabre, spear, sword and cudgel.

There are varied styles of sword play routines, handed down from ancient times.

The skill and theory of sword play was perfected and formed the distinctive "Sword Culture" in China.

The spear is called the king of all weapons and is one of the major long-shaft Kung Fu weapons.