Yes, but those who have these skills have strict rules and cannot show off easily, let alone abuse them, because the ancients believed that learning these things is "returning to the Tao through martial arts training" and is not used to achieve any purpose such as fighting or competition.
People nowadays don’t know and don’t believe it anymore. However, there were several burglary cases during the GMD period and the Cultural Revolution period, all of which were committed by people with light body skills. This is recorded in the files of the Ministry of Public Security.
Evidence of the objective existence of Chinese folk martial arts Qinggong
Someone should know about the KMT's secret service, Juntong, right? There is a famous thief in the Juntong named Duan Yunpeng. He is from Zhili, Hebei Province (quoted from the original source). He practiced martial arts at a young age and was good at flying over eaves and walking over walls. When it was first liberated, from
Taiwan came to the mainland to assassinate our country's leaders, and the first person on their assassination list was Mao Zedong. When Duan Yunpeng was operating in Guangzhou, he once attempted to assassinate Ye Shuai. Originally, Ye Shuai had a background in intelligence work, so he naturally attached great importance to security work. Duan has always
He couldn't do anything. When the mainland agents captured him, they were afraid that he would use the bone-shrinking technique and Qinggong to escape (there is a precedent for Duan using this technique to escape), so they had to impose severe punishment on him, tied him to a stretcher, and took him to Beijing.
Later, he was imprisoned in an iron cage. Later, this person was not executed according to the central policy, but he was shot to death on the order of Xie Fuzhi, the then Minister of Public Security, during the Cultural Revolution, and he did not die a good death. Reprinted from Jagged Blood
In addition, the military commanders also had a master of climbing over walls named Li Shengwu. Li Shengwu was bribed by the military commanders. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he took the opportunity to return to the country to assassinate Chairman Mao, but he was detected by our side. It was widely spread at the time, and Chairman Mao later laughed: "Isn't he a snitch?
?" Li Shengwu's arrest was quite dramatic. At that time, the Jinan Public Security Bureau was forced to issue a military order to arrest him within a month. But just before the military order was issued, Li Shengwu ran past them once. At that time, Jinan City was in broad daylight.
Then, we took advantage of Li's unpreparedness and attacked suddenly. Li Shengwu hurriedly used Qinggong, rushed from the alley to the roof and ran to the street. There were too many people on the street, and he was forced to do nothing. He stepped on people's
The head escaped. The police did not dare to shoot for fear of accidentally injuring the crowd. Li Shengwu had already committed many murders, and this time he escaped under the police's nose, which caused even more panic. The central government learned of this and ordered that the Jinan Public Security Bureau be detained for a month.
The case was solved internally. Li San probably deserved bad retribution. He thought that the most dangerous place was the safest, and he had been living in a concubine's house. After receiving reports from the masses, the Jinan police investigated at night and forced Li Shengwu into a small room.
, unable to perform Qinggong, he was arrested. Around 1949, Li Shengwu was executed by firing squad, and the people of Jinan applauded. The person who solved the case was Duanmu Hongyu, the later director of the Criminal Investigation Division of the Shanghai Public Security Bureau and the famous "Jiangnan Detective".
The cases of Duan Yunpeng and Li Shengwu are by no means fabricated. The facts are there. There is finally something to be learned about their lives, and the relevant information is quite complete. Their cases have also been recorded in the major cases of the Chinese public security department, and the case files and other information are available
The certificate can be checked.
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No matter how strange and confusing it seems, the fact is the fact, and the files are there. And those who abuse the Kung Fu will not end well. This is why people who really have Kung Fu dare not show off or abuse it.
There were also two major theft cases that I remember during the Cultural Revolution. A female thief who had been stealing on trains all year round, and a Taoist priest who stole incense burners from temples. They were both characters who really had the ability to fly over walls and fly over walls. They were both famous celebrities at the time.
case.
There are still some, absolutely, but they will definitely not come out.
There was a burglary case in 1994, and it happened in the capital Beijing. On the day of the opening ceremony of the Far South Games in Beijing, the Beijing police deployed more than 1,000 police officers to surround the guy, and the guy was forced into a wall 2.5 meters high.
Under the wall, in full view of many policemen and joint defense team members, he easily "stepped" on the wall and escaped without any run-up (note, there was no run-up!). Later, the famous simulation portrait expert Zhang Xin drew his portrait
It was distributed to more than 3,000 police officers. This guy was spotted by a police officer while shopping and caught him unprepared. This incident is very famous. You can use the name "Cao Yanqi" to search for this.