After several people warmed up, Zhou Wen asked Ti Jing and Tieniu to have a duel, which was actually to train Tieniu's actual combat ability.
It has been almost three years since Tieniu learned Wudang Xinfa from Zhang Xiaoping. If an ordinary person practices martial arts, even if they have superior understanding and practice diligently, they would be regarded as geniuses if they can get started in three years.
But Tieniu has Zhou Wen, an auxiliary master, to assist him. He has the Qi of Prajna to lay the foundation for him to cleanse his muscles and cut his marrow. He also uses his inner breath to guide his luck in performing martial arts. In addition, Tieniu has a pure mind and a focused spirit. Three years is worth it. Others have practiced hard for more than ten years, and now they have entered the stage of anger.
What Zhou Wen is most proud of is that he made the right decision when he let Tieniu choose to follow the Wudang path. Now Tieniu has achieved some success in Wudang body skills. Although he is not as light as a swallow and can move as fast as lightning, his moves are still strong. There is already a sense of lightness and elegance, and the speed of movement is far beyond that of ordinary people.
There is a clearing beside the woods, with the lake sparkling in the distance and the breeze blowing nearby.
In the morning mist, Zhou Wen watched with great interest the two strong men who looked like iron towers sparring.
The lower body of his body is clean and solid, and his moves are wide open and close. He uses Shaolin boxing with great power and fierceness. In contrast to his burly body, he actually has a somewhat domineering and powerful feeling.
Although Tieniu looks a bit taller and stronger than Tiejing, his footwork is agile and his moves are quite organized. However, his moves are back and forth with just a few moves. They look simple but are practical and direct, even It can be said that he is a bit vicious. He basically goes for people's vital parts, kicking in the crotch, choking, grabbing and twisting the arms. He does everything possible.
If any expert in martial arts saw Tieniu's moves, they would spit on the ground with disdain, for no other reason than that the moves were too cruel.
From the perspective of Chinese martial arts inheritance, these moves are proper evil martial arts. Once caught, one's eggs will be broken, one's bones will be broken, or one's life will be lost directly. This will lose the majesty of our great country's martial arts.
However, Zhou Wen looked at it from a modern perspective and found that martial arts does not differentiate between good and evil, only the human heart and human nature can be divided into good and evil.
Tieniu's nature is pure and peaceful, which is in line with the Taoist artistic conception of purity and inaction. Learning Wudang's mental skills will naturally lead to rapid progress, but Wudang's boxing and swordsmanship requires a certain understanding and talent to get started. Tieniu has no foundation in this area, and Zhou Wen will naturally not go there. To do this kind of thing, he only worked with Miaohua to combine some simple and practical fighting skills and grappling techniques, simplifying them into sixteen moves, and let Tieniu practice them repeatedly, and constantly had people practice with him to give him moves.
The Eight Fancy Styles that were later passed to the Urban Management Department were simplified again based on these sixteen styles.
Since it is simple and practical, it must go directly to the opponent's vital points, and only use the simplest method in the shortest time to make the enemy lose combat effectiveness or directly die.
Anyway, for Zhou Wen, there is no need for any fair and aboveboard martial arts competition, nor does he need to establish a sect to pass on martial arts. He only needs to be able to kill people and kill devils, so not only Tieniu must learn from it, but also the other brothers in the mercenary group. For example, among the soldiers in the second detachment, the fancy eight fights must be thoroughly practiced, and it has also become one of the usual assessment contents.
Tieniu has been practicing for three years and has achieved some success.
In layman's terms, the current Tieniu is a combination of good and evil martial arts, with pure Wudang mind and body skills coupled with concise and ruthless moves. It is estimated that Taoist Master Ziqing knows that his eldest disciple is doing such nonsense, and even under Jiuquan To be so angry that you blow your beard and stare.
But even so, against a Shaolin master like Shang Ti Jing, who has laid a solid foundation since childhood and has a deep understanding of Buddhist artistic conception, Tieniu's methods still appear to be a bit single-minded.
The two of them fought for a while, and saw Tieniu's moves being blocked by Ti Jing. On the contrary, Ti Jing gradually closed the distance with him step by step, and finally seized the opportunity when Ti Jing was forced to breathe and his movement was stagnant.
After being punched several times in a row, Tieniu "Teng Teng Teng" took a few steps back, but still couldn't bear the force coming from his chest and abdomen, and sat down on the ground.
Ti Jing hurriedly stepped forward and pulled him up. Tieniu grimaced, rubbed his abdomen and said, "A Jing, you hit me so much."
Ti Jing said sheepishly: "Da Niu, please bear with me a little. My junior uncle said that when you practice martial arts, you need to be hit until it hurts so that you can remember it."
Zhou Wen laughed loudly and walked to Tieniu, massaged his abdomen a few times, and then said: "Tieniu, you are already very powerful, but you still lack actual combat experience. Don't just think about how to hit the opponent. Think about it first.
How can you avoid being hit by the opponent? If you don’t take a shot, you must be sure to hit it. Just now you two..."
After Zhou Wen carefully analyzed the situation for the two of them, he asked them to continue sparring. Miaohua was right. Only when the pain hurts can you remember better and know how to better protect yourself.
What he hasn't said yet is that Tieniu's current skills make him a proper master in the world. He is still the kind of master who can kill him with every strike. However, Tieniu is simple-minded and obedient. He will practice hard whatever Zhou Wen asks him to practice.
, but he didn’t know that in the eyes of others, his moves were cruel and vicious tactics that would either take someone’s life or wipe out their descendants.
Even Zhou Wen decided in his heart that if he needed to discuss and exchange martial arts with outsiders in the future, he would never send Tieniu there. The key was that Tieniu himself was ignorant and did not know the importance of it. He could not control it freely. Taking action would mean enmity.
After letting Tieniu rest for a while, Zhou Wen let them continue their sparring while he walked along the lakeside path towards the manor. He still had to seize the time to compile teaching materials.
Stepping into the misty mist, Zhou Wen walked comfortably among the mountains and rivers alone, but his thoughts were flying with the morning mist.
Going to the Central Army Military Academy to report was full of twists and turns. I was intercepted by the Central Party Committee when I went there that day. When I went the next day, I learned that Commander Zhang had been summoned to the Military Commission for a meeting. I didn’t see Commander Zhang at the military school until yesterday.
As the de facto leader of the CSKA officers, after leaving the school for more than two months, Chief Zhang has countless decisions and affairs waiting for him to make, as well as various documents on his desk that require his approval, so Chief Zhang just
A brief meeting was held to introduce Zhou Wen to several senior officials of the military academy, and the courses taught by Zhou Wen were placed under the management of the tactical department.
At the meeting, Chief Zhang gave Zhou Wen a week to compile the teaching materials. After a week, he would submit the teaching materials to the Academic Affairs Office for review, and then give a trial lesson in front of several senior officials. Once there were no problems, the formal teaching would begin.
Chief Zhang also asked the Academic Affairs Office to arrange Zhou Wen's course time in advance and teach immediately after completing the procedures.
Chief Zhang knew that Zhou Wen's time in Nanjing was limited and he would definitely not teach for a long time, so he had to seize the time and race against time to at least allow Zhou Wen to teach the textbook content completely.