Chang Le raised the knife with his right hand, with the tip of the knife facing up, the blade facing left, and hung it with the back of the knife to the left to protect the left side of the upper body. At the same time, he loosened his right shoulder, fell down his right elbow, wrapped his right wrist, and leaned slightly forward and turned to the left side.

He imagined that the inner side of his left leg, from the left inner rest to the base of his thigh and then to the left waist, so that the effect of hanging the right knife on the left will be achieved. Then the hooking hand on the left and slightly moves to the right, which is the auxiliary source of the left knife.

Chang Le's sword was assuming that the opponent's gun stabbed him at the upper left, so he used the knife body to connect the gun rod to hang the belt behind the left, causing the gun to fall.

His center of gravity shifts right, his right leg is independent, his left knee is raised, and his right hand knife is connected to the right front along the left side of his body.

Chang Le put the tailbone back to find his right heel and aimed it at his right heel. Then when he thought about his right waist, his right leg stood firm, and then he chased his right arm with his left leg and lifted his left knee.

This is assuming that the opponent stabs his left leg, and he uses his knife to block the gun, and at the same time lifts up his left knee to dodge the gun.

Chang Le then stepped forward with his left foot, then bent his left knee and bowed his right leg straight into a left bow step, and forked his left hand in the middle of the back of the knife, then lifted it flatly above the front of the left foot, with the tip of the knife facing forward and the blade facing upward, and the height is flat to the throat. Push the handle of the knife with the right hand to make the tip of the knife flat forward.

Changle makes progress, advance, advance, advance, take the knife, reach the eyes, reach the sword, and reach the feet, which is called "three tips are in line with each other, and three tips are in line with each other."

This move is to assume that the opponent's right gun is blocked and then the tip of the knife is pressed on the opponent's throat, shoulders, chest, etc.

With a horizontal knife, the blade is facing upwards, and the hands are pushed upwards, shaped like a white crane flapping its wings, while the palms are raised high, and the fingers are spread out, shaped like the feather tips of a crane wings.

The so-called "one-sword look at the hand" refers to looking at empty hands, holding the knife with the right hand and empty hands with the left hand. The coordination and cooperation between the left and right hands complement each other. This knife style is used when the left hand is combined with the knife holding hand and pushing the back of the knife horizontally, the five fingers of the left hand are split.

The five fingers are the five elements. The Yin side of the big thumb is tied to the spleen, and its nature belongs to Wu earth. The Yang side is tied to the stomach, its nature belongs to Ji earth, the spleen and stomach are both earth, the Yin side of the index finger is tied to the liver, its nature belongs to Jia wood, the Yang side is tied to the gallbladder, its nature belongs to Yi wood, the Yin side of the middle finger is tied to the heart, its nature belongs to Bing fire, its nature belongs to Ding fire, the Heart and the Small Intestine are both fire, the Yin side of the ring finger is tied to the lung, its nature belongs to Geng metal, the Yang side is tied to the large intestine, its nature belongs to Xin metal, the lung and large intestine are both metal, the Yin side of the little finger is tied to the kidney, its nature belongs to Ren water, the Yang side is tied to the bladder, its nature belongs to Gui water, and the kidney and bladder are both water.

In the palm, it is divided into upper, lower, left and right middle. The upper is heart fire, lower is kidney water, left is liver wood, right is lung metal, and middle is spleen earth. This is the connotation of the palm shape. People's fingers are bent and stretched, which not only exercises the internal organs, but also has a martial effect, killing two birds with one stone.

Chang Le slightly buckled his left toe toward the inward, swung his right toe slightly outward, moved the center of gravity between his legs, and his knees were opened toward the toe, bent his knees and squatted into a horse stance, draw the knife with his right hand to make the blade horizontally above the top of his head.

Horse stance is also known as "horse squat step". The toes are swung out, the knees are opened and the anal sphincter is naturally lifted. The so-called "the ground gate is always closed" and the dantian qi is full.

The most important thing is to imagine the Yanglingquan point to find the Yanglingquan point, so that you will feel like there is a big horse under the gear, with a steady mount, a steady chassis, and a strong upper limbs.

This move is assumed that the opponent's gun hits the head and then Chang Le will be put on the rack with a horizontal knife, and the blade is facing upwards to block the gun rod or arm to protect his head and shoulders.

Chang Le slightly buckles his left toe inward, moves the center of gravity to the left leg, stretches his left leg and straightens his knee, lifts his right knee. At the same time, he uses both hands to push the knife upward, and pays attention to the left waist. This will not only stand firm, but also helps to push the knife upward, and at the same time, his right foot implies a kick.

This knife style is a pictographic movement. The horizontal knife descends from the front and upper part to the back of the head to the shoulder and back. Its running trajectory is like a wind blowing lotus leaves. The head of a person is like a flower bud, that is, the lotus leaf knife is hidden under the back of the bud, and is a knife hidden behind the head.

Chang Le bent his left knee slightly, inserted his right foot toward the back of his left leg, and put his toes on the ground. At the same time, he bent his arms and elbows to loosen his back, so that the back of the knife rests on the shoulders and back of his head.

He loosened his shoulders and dropped his elbows, relaxed his waist and lowered his hips, bent his knees and squatted, stretched his arms as much as possible, and used the smooth force of the knife body to flash back and forth the other party's gun.

Chang Le then rolled the soles of his feet, twisted his body to the right, and held his left hand on the back of the knife ring, with his fingertips facing upwards. When he twisted his body into place, his fingertips fell right, his thumbs down, and then bent his right knee to arch forward, his left leg straightened, and his left hand pushed the knife ring forward, so that the knife tip could pierce forward.

He used the coccyx to look for his left heel, and his body automatically twisted to the right. The coccyx is the rudder that the human body turns. Learn to drive the rudder and turn around easily.

This movement is to turn around and thorn the throat. When pushing and tugging, I imagine that the seven inches behind the tip of the knife is the tip of the knife. This way, the knife can produce harsh force. In addition, the hind legs should be straightened to make the knife become a whole tugging force.

Chang Le loosens his shoulders and elbows, lowers his posture, so that the back of the knife sinks down and lowers the pressure and smashes. Looking at the front, imagine the Renzhong point, loosens his belly and sticks it to the base of his right thigh, and his posture will naturally decline. If you want the Renzhong and loosens his belly, both exhale, exhale, lowers, and then use the back of the knife to press and smash the other party's gun rod and arms.

Chang Le swings his left toe outward, shifts the center of gravity left, bends his left leg, and straightens his right leg into a right footstep. At the same time, he turns his upper body left toward the north, and his left hand moves away from the hilt and moves toward the left back and upper to drive the right hand to pull the knife.

Chang Le moved the top of his head to the top of his left foot, so that the body shape and footwork can be changed at the same time, and the top of his head is moving, similar to the outline of the main movement. This movement is mainly to lift the left top.

The top of a person's head is divided into five points, front, back, left, right, and middle. The step is raised to the back, the lunge is pushed forward, and the body is raised to the left sideways, and the body is raised to the right sideways. When you stand up straight, you lift to the middle.

There were originally five acupoints on the top of the head, with Baihui acupoint in the middle, and one acupoint on the front, back, left and right of Baihui. It is collectively called the Four Shencong. Each has its own uses. It is known as the skill of knowing oneself and knowing one's own acupoints. Only by knowing oneself and being able to win every battle.

Chang Le's right foot crosses his left foot and steps forward, and his legs cross the cross to rest. At the same time, he turns left and heads to the southwest. His right hand knife is diagonally outward to the left, and uses the blade to cut the opponent's armed wrist and hold the left hand on the right wrist. This is a combination of strength.

The purpose is to focus on the inner side of the left leg, so that the lower plate is stable, and the knife is used to make it strong, which means that the left leg and the inner side of the right bamboo are crossed up and down together.

This movement is commonly known as "the sliver of the foot", but it is actually to make progress, advance, and cut the blade with the opponent's arm and wrist to cross the knife and cut it, which will damage his wrist.

Then Chang Le's right hand blade rotates outside, and then hangs it behind his body to the right rear, and his right arm and the knife form a horizontal straight line, high and horizontal to the shoulder, and holds his left hand in front of his right shoulder, and at the same time, the upper body slightly turns to the right.

Chang Le first walked away his eyes, and his gaze turned from the front and the upper part to look at the right and back. The knife chased his eyes, swung it to the right and back, and turned the upper body right and the center of gravity remained unchanged.

This is a suppose that the opponent enters the upper right gun, and Changle sticks the knife body and its gun rod to hang it to the right rear, causing the gun to fall.

His right hand hooked the tip of the knife, and his sword body was hanged low and hidden behind him. At the same time, the upper body turned southwest, leaning slightly forward and looking to the left front.
Chapter completed!