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  @RonSuccarotteКүн бұрын

  Beautiful.....LOVED THIS!!!!!!

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  @holdpatak13 күн бұрын

  Oh, wow, this one nicely reflects something from the atmosphere.. it is somehow just as cosy, lovely and cool as the place itself 😊🥰

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  @downloadqi14 күн бұрын

  Lovely. 😊

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  @carlosmora577314 күн бұрын

  ☯️🤗🙏💫💚💙🥰

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  @PeterPine14 күн бұрын

  You guys do amazing videos.

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  @xuangongfu14 күн бұрын

  @PeterPine thank you Peter! That is a very kind Feedback 🙏

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  @franckmontoro14 күн бұрын

  Beautifull 👏🌈🙏🏼

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  @xuangongfu14 күн бұрын

  Thank you, very much :)

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  @KungFuPadawan16 күн бұрын

  Being at one with the nature … that’s what Taiji should be/ should become 👍🏻

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  @spencermorris587317 күн бұрын

  As a baqua & suijao practitioner of over 30 years along with having a black belt in bjj, I really like how you combine wresting & throwing in your baqua. It would be great to watch your demonstration with a man instead of a woman. It’s impossible to get an idea of the efficacy when you’re throwing a girl. You might as well demonstrate on a ten year boy. Looking forward to seeing a real video.

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  @xuangongfu17 күн бұрын

  The girl I work with is my most advanced bagua Student...for me it was more Important in that video to value that, not caring about gender, weight or proofing anything. But you certainly can find other videos on my channel where you find what you are looking for.

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  @alchimievitale23 күн бұрын

  So cool! Thanks.

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  @amsirnoormitchel24 күн бұрын

  Can you hep me to intoduce another martial arts out of Bajiquan, Xinyi, and Taichi of the ancient chinese? If any answer, I'll thankful

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  @willcottrell452829 күн бұрын

  this great

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  @shadscott46929 күн бұрын

  Very impressive

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  @rad211Ай бұрын

  Ah, Taiji with “Drama Köprüsü” 🦋 Nayan 🪕🤍

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  @IntegratedSolutionsforHealthАй бұрын

  Thanks for the video. Elbows and forearm filing strikes? Do these types of tools play a role in your system or do you prefere to use palms and fists even at close range? Any help would be appreciate. Thx

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  @xuangongfuАй бұрын

  Thank you for your question! In Xing Yi Quan it plays a minor role. It is not emphasised. Nevertheless we have also practices in our school in which we focus on that. We consider it as important to be able to use all major body parts as tools for fighting. Elbow strikes can be very powerful in various distances!

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  @TaipeakyАй бұрын

  Its amazing the many videos online that don't give this important detail. I think as well as describing the step as straight you could suggest it is parallel to the finnished hook step. Great video.

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  @tle6077Ай бұрын

  Such a great detail explanation on how to do it. Thank you.

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  @DAIXINYIАй бұрын

  Your history is all over the place. Yueh Fei, has no connection to Xing Yi Quan, apart from a fable, which tells a boxing manual which was credited being found by a Cao Jiwu (who also has nothing to do with Xin Yi Quan either). Ji Long Feng was the founder and 1st generation master, who passed down teachings, which made their way to "Ma Xueli" which founded, the Muslim, Xinyiliuhequan, which then later was assimilated by the Dai family i n Qi Xian, Shanxi. Modern Xing Yi Quan, as that is formed by, Li Laoneng came from Dai family. Your story of the "beng quan master" was actually referring to, Guo Yunshen ,who mastered and developed a technique called "half step crushing fist" and this was not just a sole technique he learnt but specialised in.

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  @xuangongfuАй бұрын

  Hey Daixinyi, I appreciate your constructive criticism! As I said in the video, I don't really talk about the history. More using the Legend as an inspiration. As I am informed there are no real scientific evidence of the history of Xing Yi Quan. Yours I also heard already. So I find it is a valuable addition to this video here. Thank you! But I also heard other stories. If you have sources of scientific evidence that I could check out, I will be happy to get a link for that. I am eager to learn!

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  @DAIXINYIАй бұрын

  @@xuangongfu To be honest the history from, Ji Long Feng is pretty straight forward and non mystical, though later on there is some discrepancies, Li Lao Neng, learnt from. Some say he learnt directly from, Dai family, such as, Dai Wenxiong (Dai Long Bang's son), others say he learnt from, Guo Weihan (which has it's own unique branch of Xinyi, which still exists in Qi Xian , to this day), Guo, was Dai Long Bang's nephew. If we are talking how. Xinyiliuhequan came to be assimilated into , Dai Xin Yi Quan, then the name which is commonly attributed to it, is Li Zheng (Zhang Zhicheng's student) - Zhang, being a student of - Ma Xueli.

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  @reasonerenlightened245621 күн бұрын

  ​@@DAIXINYI I have some not very "nice" questions for you. 1 ) Why is XingYiQuan so clumsy? It seems to work well against Karate and taekwondo but often fails against Wing Chun unless some serious grappling is used in attempt to slow down the Wing Chun practitioner? 2 ) Is it possible someone like Philipp Bayer to be defeated using XingYiQuan or is it the case that the XingYiQuan practice methods are inferior to Wing Chun practice methods? 3) How to practice XingYiQuan so that the XingYiQuan practitioner would have a chance against a Wing Chun practitioner? 4) What XingYiQuan practice would achieve 8 to 10 moves per second so that a XingYiQuan practitioner would have a chance against someone , for example, like the famous Philipp Bayer? I found that Pi-Quan with grabbing of the opponent's wrist works well against Wing Chun practitioners, because it surprises them , slows them down and disturbs their posture. However in a sparring, after few "mishaps", they quickly learn to feel the grabbing and the pull of the wrist, and they switch to bong sau, while stepping in the direction of the pull and assume an advantageous position which the XingYiQuan practitioner struggles to defend.

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  @DAIXINYI21 күн бұрын

  @@reasonerenlightened2456 with all respect I would like to know how you come to these conclusions? Is it based on hands on experience or from watching videos on the internet? Xingyi Quan is not clumsy, it’s just not flowery. It doesn’t need 10 movements to drop someone it has the potential to end an encounter with 1 blow. All this Xing Yi Quan vs Wing Tsun talk is pointless. It’s not just the style it’s the practitioner, the art is as good as the person performing and applying it. Wing Tsun is not the best all end all and I don’t think, Xing Yi Quan is either, both of these arts are not so well rounded when it comes to grappling. You keep brining up that, Wong Shun Leung guy, it’s irrelevant. It’s like saying who would win, Bruce Lee or Royce Gracie.

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  @DAIXINYI10 күн бұрын

  @@reasonerenlightened2456 You seen to have the wrong impression that, Wing Tsun or any art is superior than others, when in fact it more comes down to the practitioner and how much fighting experience they have. 1.Xing Yi Quan is not clumsy, this is a very ignorant comment, it is not flowery with big movements, it is straight, aggressive and direct. 2. This is a silly comment, see #1. 3. You sure love, Wing Tsun and for some reason seem to think it is superior to, Xing Yi Quan, when what, Xing Yi Quan are you basing it on, this video? You mention this, Philipp Bayer, guy (did not even know who this was until I googled him) Can Philipp beat, Rodtang Jitmuangnon? I don't know and I don't care, I am a 47 years old man with 33 years experience training in different martial arts. 4. 8-10 strikes per second? LOL. Xing Yi Quan if it is trained properly only needs 1 strike to finish someone. Wing Tsun chain punch, sorry does not compare. but once again this is still a silly discussion. All this. Wing Tsun vs Xing Yi Quan, talk it is simply ridiculous and I don't think you have the experience to come to these conclusions, my suggestion is train more and spend less time on the internet. I did not even want to respond to this post initially as to how silly it is.

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  @erickcalderonortiz9214Ай бұрын

  Show this to ranton

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  @ChristianoStsАй бұрын

  Against the air everything looks powerful, however, most of CMA arts players don't have anything more than ordinary power when punching

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  @dillonwalkingshaw3021Ай бұрын

  Total bs

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  @djewynne9638Ай бұрын

  Watching this art, and listening to these profound sublimities, are, for me, like awakening to myself. What a blessing for the World. Golden Jade.

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  @DrMARDOC2 ай бұрын

  You cannot even pronounce the names correctly!

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  @xuangongfu2 ай бұрын

  That is true... the good thing is that I now that :)

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  @andriusnekrasoff4662 ай бұрын

  Krasses Intro

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  @xuangongfu2 ай бұрын

  Diese Art von Kommentare sind mir am liebsten...haha ;) danke dir andrius

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  @segurogarrido-mv4hy2 ай бұрын

  Buen documental. Bien explicado

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  @marcoschnieder-qk1mh2 ай бұрын

  Thank you for the great interview! For me, it would also be nice if you compare the arts you present with the others, e.g. which principles are emphasised in Taiji when compared to Bagua or Xingyi. In the end, the principles of the different arts may converge to the same aim, but which skills are built better at the beginning in Taiji? I hope this would not make the videos too long or detailed though ;) Thank you so much for your work :)

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  @xuangongfu2 ай бұрын

  Thank you for your comment Marco. I like your idea very much. Could be a interesting topic for another full podcast... or I will find some time at other occasion to talk more about this :)

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  @templetogo26482 ай бұрын

  Great Video, thank you for your strong commitment. 🙏

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  @xuangongfu2 ай бұрын

  Hey Nils, thank you for your positiv comment! 🙂🙏

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  @harunmehmetsoydan63912 ай бұрын

  🙏❤🙏

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  @xingbaoshi63412 ай бұрын

  So great effort for... so bad transmission of style.

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  @MrOppy6782 ай бұрын

  I HAVE BEEN DOING AND STUDYING MARTIAL ARTS AND ASIAN CULTURE FOR MANY A YEAR. A PERSON WHO HITS A TREE TRUNK 50 TIMES A DAY. AND STRIKES THE TREE 20 TIMES A DAY WITH THEIR FOREARM FOR 1 SINGLE YEAR. COULD EASILY DEFEAT YOU AND YOUR STUDENT WITH (NO MARTIAL TRAINING) YOU MUST HAVE YIN AND YANG IN YOUR TRAINING...I ONLY SEE ONE FORM = YIN DO NOT LET THE CHINESE FOOL YOU ..YIN AND YANG ARE CONSTANTLY PUSHING AND PULLING... ...YOUR STUDENT AND YOU ARE (STAGNANT IN YIN). HER PRETTY SKIN..I SEE (NO BRUISES) LOL, I BET YOU DO NOT EVEN KNOW WHAT... ..DIT DA JOW FLUID IS. IF YOU OR YOUR STUDENT GET IN A REAL STREET FIGHT... YOU BOTH CAN MEDITATE THROUGH (GONG) TO UNDERSTAND WHY YOU GOT YOUR ASS KICKED. THIS IS NOT A DISS OR RANT...BUT ALOT OF YOU MARTIAL TEACHERS.. ARE TAKING PEOPLES MONEY WHILE SELLING THEM A DREAM. THAT WOMAN IN YOUR VIDEO...WILL LOSE EVERY SINGLE FIGHT BECAUSE YOU WONT GO HARD ON HER. MIKE TYSON SAID: " EVERYBODY GOTTA PLAN UNTIL THEY GET PUNCHED IN THE FACE."

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  @xuangongfu2 ай бұрын

  What ever you practice... it obviously did not solve your ego issues... I dont know how you hit the tree trunk...but if the tree didnt teach you humbleness you might did not listen well. I dont know how you use the dit da jow... but be aware it doesnt heal your inner wounds... when your inner wounds heal... you will not feel the need anymore to hate on others... all the best to you on your way!

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  @MrOppy6782 ай бұрын

  @@xuangongfu Sir, I did say this was NOT a diss or rant. But whatever you think of me ...or what I said, it is as you know is highly irrelevant in the grand scheme of things. DO YOU EVER THINK TO YOURSELF ? THESE PEOPLE WHO PAY YOU FOR CLASSES ARE PUTTING THEIR LIVES IN YOUR HANDS. YOU CAN TRY TO HIDE (BEHIND) HUMBLENESS ALL YOU WANT. IF YOU ARE PRACTICING A ((SOLDIER'S)) MARTIAL ART, WHY DO YOU LOOK OUT OF SHAPE? WHY ARE YOUR MOVEMENTS (NOT) EXPLOSIVE ? I SEE YOUR INTENTIONS ARE HONORABLE....BUT TOO MUCH YIN LEADS TO / LETHARGY / AND OVERTHINKING, BOTH WHICH MAKE YOUR ART USELESS IN A STREET FIGHT. AND ABOUT YOUR STATEMENT ON MY EGO...... ....I AM NOT THE ONE WHO IS PUTTING OUT VIDS AND CALLING MYSELF A TEACHER, THO I HAVE BEEN A MARTIAL ARTIST FOR 49 YEARS. YOUR VIEWS AND SUBSCRIBER COUNT & ALGORITHM WILL PROVE MY STATEMENT.

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  @xuangongfu2 ай бұрын

  @@MrOppy678 Maybe you didnt intent to diss...but you judge without knowing me... Anyways, for me its always amusing to have these exchangese with keyboard heros... People with actual skills, dont have the need to go to others peoples youtube videos and give great recommendations...this is how I know to not take you too serious. If you visit me at my school, exchange with me in a respectful way alongside a cup of tea... I will be more interested to hear of what you have to say.

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  @segurogarrido-mv4hy2 ай бұрын

  THANK YOU

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  @timothybaker10382 ай бұрын

  I’ve been practicing xing yi for 7 years and wing chun. San ti is the most important post training you can do. If you have a master that gives you the five elements before Santi then leave him. Santi should always be taught first. I was put into Santi for 3 years before I was taught any of the five elements form. Thank you for teaching and sharing your knowledge and wisdom.

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  @jeffreychern64512 ай бұрын

  Thanks for promoting Xing Yi. Much appreciated!

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  @yekhjino2 ай бұрын

  это не синъицюань, это танцы

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  @smu0002 ай бұрын

  I do not like when the performance is first about going with the flow and after that the teacher just speeds up the techniques.

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  @downloadqi3 ай бұрын

  Love the hand speed with less arm tension

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  @winghosamLeung-ff3bu3 ай бұрын

  形意拳易學難精。Xing Yi Quan is ease to learn, but it is difficult to upgrade to top-level.

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  @easternmovementprinciples47993 ай бұрын

  Well said

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  @Pondably3 ай бұрын

  So much harder than it look like. Wow

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  @BaritoneUkeBeast4Life3 ай бұрын

  Excellent and very informative video. Thank you for this wonderful lesson.

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  @BaritoneUkeBeast4Life3 ай бұрын

  Thank you for this excellent Xing Yi Quan gem. This is fantastic exercise that I will be incorporating into my own daily practice.

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  @user-ho4mx7cr9m3 ай бұрын

  Техника ни очень правильная похожа но не выражает суть синь и чуань . Как не завершеные движение и перемещение не правильное не устойчивое.

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  @yannmarcus77663 ай бұрын

  Hi, Thanks for the explanations. 30 min San Ti Shi on each side or even 20 minutes... that sounds pretty hardcore ! Please, what distance do you keep between the feet?

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  @astonprice-lockhart72613 ай бұрын

  Imagine someone following you around showing up to your archery practice only to keep telling you that guns are better. Like, please, just let people train in peace🤣Love what you do, sir!

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  @xuangongfu3 ай бұрын

  This is a very funny, and good example! Thank you for leaving it here at this video! And thank you for your support! I appreciate it a lot!

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  @alchimievitale3 ай бұрын

  Oooh man the take down at 1m6 is nice 🎉

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  @xuangongfu3 ай бұрын

  That you can appreciate the takedown that I just mark over the stikes, showes me that you have a good eye ;)... i would see it the same :)

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  @balasmj3 ай бұрын

  Brought down triglycerides hdl ratio

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  @hubertploberger9853 ай бұрын

  Not have a long distance attack is in my opinion a major weakness in the internal martial arts. Waiting to attacked in a uncontrolled Situation is dangerous. What do you think about it?

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  @DxModel2193 ай бұрын

  in my opinion internal martial arts are in both long and short distances. Northern Shaolin has internal as well but just like wrestling or jiu jitsu… the fight almost always goes into the clinch in which southern styles short distance is so useful

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  @hubertploberger9853 ай бұрын

  ​@@DxModel219C an't see that. Iam not speaking about Shaolin relatet styles, but taiji, xingyi and bagua. It surly works in clinches. Waiting for the aggressor attackes is not a good strategy, because he not throwing a punch, but punches in a uncontrolled manner. You are in danger be overwhelmed. To be a complete martial artist you need be able striking out wider distance. With a little experience in boxing with or without kicks, you will know a Bengquan or a piercing palm are not designed for attacks from distance. This arts good for law enforcement/security. But not so good for sportfighting and self defense in a street fighting situation. So much I love baguazhang and xingyi I like keep it realistic.

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  @DxModel2193 ай бұрын

  @@hubertploberger985 ofcourse mix it up

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  @hubertploberger9853 ай бұрын

  @@DxModel219 In a certain age is learning the pure art difficult enough! 😂

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  @DxModel2193 ай бұрын

  @@hubertploberger985 😂 Yah and our body and reaction time is not the same as when we were alot younger. One thing about close range internal art like tai chi and soft wing chun is you still advance as you grow older. You’re not limited like if you’re 60 years old doing muay thai.

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  @alchimievitale3 ай бұрын

  Thank's for the inspiration! Very nice!

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  @alchimievitale3 ай бұрын

  Thank's for the inspiration. Nice Xing Yi fundamental drill'z! Rock on bro!

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  @alchimievitale3 ай бұрын

  On point! Thank you for your generosity!

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  @xuangongfu3 ай бұрын

  Hey Philippe, thank you for all your support! I am very happy to have you following and appreciating our work all the way from Canada :)

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  @alchimievitale3 ай бұрын

  @@xuangongfu Man your mission to bring full time training in modern day is so important. One of the thing I like with our practice is the reflexion on how ti bring traditionnal method into modern contexe practice and keep the art alive. Thank to you bro.

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  @alchimievitale3 ай бұрын

  Nice