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ZhuJiaJiao village Boat Boxing, fist and weapons

Zhūjiājiǎo Chuán Quán / Zhujiajiao village Boat Boxing The first weapon shown is the Mù Suǒ "Wooden Lock" which is a rare weapon found only in the Yangtze delta / coastal Jiangsu area. The second weapon is the Niújiǎo bàng "Oxhorn Cudgel" which is totally unique to this style of boat boxing and is not found outside of ZhuJiaJiao village. Chuan Quan "Boat Boxing" is a name used for many of the local folk martial arts practiced in the waterfront villages of the Yangtze River Delta, the Zhoushan Archepeligo at it's mouth, and adjacent coastal areas of Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces. Most of these styles have no relationship with the others aside from having been practiced by people who spent much of their time on boats. ZhuJiaJiao village is located in Shanghai's Qingpu district on the shores of lake Dianshan. The city is crisscrossed by rivers and canals meaning that boats are the main form of transportation. ZhuJiaJiao village is at least 1700 years old and today is one of China's "Ancient Cities" meaning that the city has not changed much since Ming and Qing times and is now a sort of living museum and store house of traditional culture. Most people are not aware that there are many kinds of "boat boxing" and equate the term with Wenzhou Boat Boxing which became well known after a documentary a few years ago which tried to link Wenzhou Boat Boxing with Karate based not much besides similarity of appearance. This documentary is easy to find and has already been uploaded to youtube many times, just look up Wenzhou Boat Boxing. I have previously put up video of several other kinds of "boat boxing" if you search you will find.