In the 1970s and 1980s, there was a qigong craze in China. At that time, many so-called qigong masters emerged, all of whom claimed to have special powers. They opened forums to lecture on the Dharma, recruited disciples, and published books and biographies.
It deceived a large number of people.
At that time, under the deception of a certain master, many people thought they could receive signals from the universe while holding a stainless steel pot on their heads, and then became immortal without suffering from any illness, causing ridiculous farces one after another.
Later, it was only under the attack of the state that these masters disappeared. With the advent of the information age, people's intelligence gradually improved. Although the phenomenon of deception and abduction was not completely eliminated, it did not cause any trouble.
When Lu Chen was determined to create a grand martial arts IP project, he had conducted relevant investigations and consulted a lot of information, so he knew the situation very well. At that time, some old martial arts films were filmed in the Mainland and Hong Kong, which were closely related to the Qigong craze.
Relevant.
He didn't expect that he would bring about the new martial arts craze, which would also cause some of the debris to surface, and he would be transformed into some kind of "Tai Chi Grandmaster". His routines were not much different from those of decades past, but he used the Internet as a platform for hype.
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For example, the video of a Tai Chi master named Wang Fang knocking out more than a dozen people went viral on the Internet, and it was discovered that he was the disciple of a certain Qigong master back then!
Both emotionally and rationally, Lu Chen could not tolerate such a liar openly deceiving others and bringing a layer of sludge to the martial arts culture he advocated.
So he bluntly denounced the other party as a liar on his blog and called on his fans not to be gullible.
To this end, Lu Chen published two new blog posts to elaborate on his views.
First of all, new martial arts novels such as "The Swordsman" and "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" belong to fantasy literature. They are artistic stories based on traditional history and martial arts. The internal strength and true energy in them are similar to the magical fighting energy in fantasy novels.
All the same, they are all fictitious.
Secondly, Chinese martial arts has a long history, but the situation of inheritance is quite serious. The ancient martial arts skills have been passed down to today, and have undergone great changes. They are basically based on routines for strengthening the body.
Take Tai Chi for example. Tai Chi is undoubtedly the quintessence of the Chinese nation. As a set of martial arts for physical training, it is very valuable. However, if you use Tai Chi to develop internal strength, it would be fine in novels and movies, but it would be nonsense to perform it in real life.
As for Sanda and Lu Chen's own Kung Fu, they are actually just like free fighting and boxing. They are practical skills. The level of ability is improved through strict training and combat. Anyone who is healthy can learn it. There is nothing mysterious in it.
Therefore, videos like those of Wang Fang and others, which are said to be magic tricks, are just compliments. They are purely acting. Those who were knocked away and knocked down are all just excuses. You can't believe it at all!
As soon as Lu Chen's blog post came out, it can be said that he pulled all the skin off those masters without mercy, and also received support and approval from fans.
"You're right. Those videos I watched were too fake. They are so powerful, why don't they go to heaven?"
"Support Wochen, these masters of fraud should be cracked down on counterfeiting!"
"Those people are so funny. They talk about defeating a large group of people with one strike. I feel like I can defeat two masters by myself!"
"I can hit three!"
"To be honest, their acting skills were so bad that I almost got cancer from embarrassment."
"It's so funny..."
Lu Chen's blog post has also been widely reprinted by many online media. To a large extent, it has rectified the source and eliminated many evil tendencies. It also rectified the name of martial arts and did not let the name "wuxia" become a tool for swindlers.
But this inevitably touches the interests of those so-called masters.
The routines of these "masters" are actually the same as before. They first give themselves a mysterious halo, raise their worth through publicity and hype, and then use it to make profits.
They defrauded not only ordinary people, but also wealthy people. When the qigong craze was prevalent, many officials, businessmen and even scholars were deceived, and no one knew how much money they defrauded.
What Lu Chen did was undoubtedly cutting off their financial resources. How could they endure it?
So these "masters" gathered together to fight back against Lu Chen. Some of them directly cursed Lu Chen, some expressed disdain for Lu Chen, and some clamored to compete with Lu Chen.
A large number of trolls also poured into Lu Chen's blog, causing trouble in the comment area to confuse the public.
Among them, the one who danced the most happily was undoubtedly Wang Fang.
He first said that Lu Chen knew nothing about Tai Chi, and then he was very excited when being interviewed by a reporter from a certain media. He punched and moved a few times, pinched his right index finger and thumb together and said that as soon as he used the power,
He could stab Lu Chen to death with just one finger from a few dozen steps away.
Finally, the "master" explained that killing was illegal, so he would not do it.
As a result, this interview video was posted on a blog, which immediately attracted ridicule from countless netizens.
"Oh, I'm so scared. I can stab people to death from a distance!"
"Go ahead and poke him. If you poke him to death, I lose."
"Please give Lu Chen some psychological shadow, hahaha."
"What a bullshit master, watching his interview is simply an insult to your IQ!"
"Just a clown trying to please others..."
Lu Chen, who was busy filming, didn't bother to respond at all, and even talking nonsense to the other party would be a loss.
But Wang Fang didn't know which muscle was cramping, so he went into battle shirtless. He announced on his newly launched blog that he would have an open and fair showdown with Lu Chen to clear his name.
And he claimed that he would knock Lu Chen to the ground within three moves!
It was really exciting now. The news that "Tai Chi Master" Wang Fang was going to challenge Lu Chen spread all over the Internet in an instant, attracting the attention of countless people. A large number of people who didn't know the truth expressed their joy in hearing it.
"Really or not?"
When Lu Chen got the news, he had just finished shooting a set of shots, and he didn't even have time to wipe his sweat when he heard from his assistant this thing that made him laugh and cry.
The assistant quickly handed him the tablet: "It's true."
Lu Chen took a look and found that it was indeed Wang Fang who challenged him on the blog.
I'm really speechless!
Although he didn't think so, he knew who he was just by watching the video. Lu Chen couldn't figure out the circuit structure in his head, but he actually wanted to challenge himself.
To put it bluntly, even if Lu Chen had never learned Kung Fu or knew how to fight, he could be defeated with three punches and two kicks!
Is this the legendary saying that the highest level of deceiving others is to deceive yourself?
Very possible!
The question is how should he deal with this farce?——