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Anyone study this system or have heard about it? According to the Kung fu/Wushu-Qigong Millennium Edition There are two schools of this southern style. The second one from Sichuan is the one that I'm interested in finding out more information about. According to the brief artical Zi Men Quan (Word Gate Fist) has no set form's. I've never run across anything that sound's like this and would like to find out more about it. Thanks in advance for any help.
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I know of Zi Ran Men, Natural Gate Fist. It has no set forms only internal and external strength training.
If its the same system then it was made popular by Wan Lai Sheng.
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Thanks for the reply buddapalm! The system you mention sounds very much like Zi Men Quan but the artical lists the founder as Lo Li Tian. Like Ze Ran Men, there are no set form's and the student is to practice as if writing chinese characters. Some Hakka art's have what is called "ghost writing"(?) in their training and I was wondering if there was a similarity between the two. Again, thanks for the info!
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