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發表於 2007-12-16 02:08:03
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Are u referring me experience in Malaysia or that in Toronto?Well, I 'm not a good martial artist at all. I would say I do not have neither shame nor pride on my skill.....
I reli regret the former one since I was so stupid--- the ulitimate goal of marital arts is (武術) is Art of "止戈" , i.e. art if defence.... One should not abuse one's skll to do damages to hurt other people......
Regarding the latter one, I am still a bit scared since those black and white dudes might have some powerful friends. Indeed, I did not beat 'em up, I simply conuter-attacked....... Like what I said in another thread, it is very often to see some conclift and fight in Bars, right?
I guese the incident was exagerrated since Chinese guy @ Toronto are usally peaceful and sort of timid----- I might be one of the very few to break that pattern........ 
Also, I'm not racist since personality is not based on one's racial background. Indeed, in the real life, I do have quite a lot of friends other than Chinese. Yet, definitely, most of my best friends are Chinese for sure.
Regarding Karate, its kicking skill (esp. side-kick) is one of the most practical and powerful skill. So side-kick is a must for every martial artisit. BTW, which school of Karate are u practicing rite now? 剛柔流? 極真流? 罡心流? 琉球唐手流?
Regarding Tai Chi, indeed Bai Chi Quan is the basics ( not the level, it is just the way to practice...) for Tai Chi....
Tai Chi indeed is a one of the most powerful fighting skills-- since the asset is its speed, balance- emphasis technique, blocking.....
However, like other higher forms of Wu Shu, Tai Chi is one of the most sophiscated matial arts----- i.e. one needs to trick it as some advanced Physics or similar knowledge.
Also, one needs more patience to pratice Wu Shu compared to Karate-- since Chinese Matial Arts emphasizes on substantial practice. Also, since Wu Shu is very sophisicated, one can be frustrated with it easier. Also, there are more fancy skills for performance (i.e so called 花拳XX) inWu Shu---- the way intended to avoid some fool to abuse. Indeed, those fancy skills are very common in any ancient fighting skills, including Karate, Taekwondo, Brazlian Capote...... The aim is to prevent from any abuse....
Hummm, are u practicing Tai Chi for health purpose or fighting? If it is for health purpose, dat's fine. If it is for fighting purpose, I guess your school combines some basic level (e.g. Bai Chi...) into Tai Chi...... Dont' get me worng--- Tai Chi and Bai Chi are independent skills. Yet for some traditional school, Tai Chi is always one of the advacned level.......
Anyway, just like any form of knowledge, ones needs patience for susbstantial growth. Btw, there is no the most powerful martial art at all---it always depends on how one uses it.
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