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Changquan (/tʃɑːŋ.tʃuən/) (simplified Chinese: 长拳;
traditional Chinese: 長拳; pinyin:
chángquán; lit. 'Long Fist')
refers to a
family of
external (as opposed...
- was the
first international wushu competition to
feature such an event.
Changquan (simplified Chinese: 长拳;
traditional Chinese: 長拳; lit. 'Long fist') is...
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includes a
large range of weapons.
Chaquan falls under the
classification Changquan, a type of
Northern Chinese martial arts
known for
their extended, long...
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claimed that the tai chi of Chen
Village was
influenced by the
Taizu changquan style practiced at
nearby Shaolin Monastery,
while Tang Hao
thought it...
- The women's
changquan competition at the 2022
Asian Games was held on 25
September 2023 at
Xiaoshan Guali Sports Centre in Hangzhou, China. All times...
- 1993 SEA
Games and was a triple-medalist
including a gold
medalist in
changquan. The same year, he
competed in the 1993
World Wushu Championships and...
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There were five
events for male and
female athletes which included:
changquan, daoshu/gunshu combined, jianshu/qiangshu combined, nanquan/nangun combined...
- The men's
changquan competition at the 2018
Asian Games was held on 19
August at the
Jakarta International Expo. It was the
first set of
medals to be...
- 2022.
Changquan /
Short weapon (Daoshu or Jianshu) / Long
weapon (Gunshu or Qiangshu): 1990–1998
Changquan /
Daoshu / Gunshu: 2002–2006
Changquan: 2010–...
- to 2023 as a
result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The 1st WWC
consisted of
changquan, daoshu, jianshu, gunshu, qiangshu, nanquan, taijiquan, and men's sanda...
