Teaching Contents
Instructor: Master Qiao Zhengquan
Master Qiao Zhengquan is an official Intangible Cultural Heritage Inheritor of Emei Martial Arts and serves as the Dean of the Zhongfeng Martial Arts Research Institute. A prominent civic leader, he is a member of both the Democratic National Construction Association and the Emei Shan Municipal Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC). Beyond his martial arts lineage, Master Qiao is recognized as an Emei Cultural Tourism Talent and an Emei Master Craftsman.
He actively contributes to community health and rural development as a Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Industry Expert for Sichuan Province’s “Science and Technology Countryside Tour Initiative.” In honor of his lifelong dedication to cultural preservation and education, he has been awarded titles including Sichuan “Star of Lifelong Learning” and Sichuan Rural Cultural Luminary.
Course Curriculum Overview
I. Historical Roots of Emei Martial Arts
Introduction to the origin, cultural heritage, and evolution of the Emei Martial Arts tradition.
II. Traditional Emei Etiquette
Foundational martial etiquette, ceremonial greetings, and mind-body respect practices.
III. Emei Natural Martial Arts: Targeted Therapeutic Qi-Gong Systems
- Rooting Central Energy Method (Pei Zhong Gu Qi Fa) – Cultivating and stabilizing core Qi.
- Small Golden Elixir Practice (Xiao Jin Dan) – Cleansing and strengthening the Lung Energy (Metal Element).
- Spinal Realignment & Alignment Care – Mobilizing and balancing the spine.
- Cervical Spine Therapy – Relieving neck tension and restoring mobility.
- Shoulder & Neck Maintenance – Deep release for upper back and shoulder girdle.
- Knee Health & Joint Care – Strengthening joint integrity and lower-body stability.
- Seven-Star Wisdom Hands (Qi Xing Yi Zhi Shou) – Hand reflexology and cognitive vitality exercises.
- Star-8 Direction Circulation Form (Mi Zi Ba Fa) – Dynamic blood and Qi circulation movement.
- Five Elements Returning to the Source (Wu Qi Chao Yuan Fa) – Mind-centering and emotional grounding practice.
IV. Emei Natural Zen Tai Chi Sequence
Opening Ceremony:
- Hand Form: Tiger Mouth Holding the Pearl (Hu Kou Han Zhu)
- Mantra / Spirit: Gentlemanly Courage & Integrity (Xia Gan Yi Dan) | Upright, Noble, and Grounded (Yi Shen Zheng Qi, Ding Tian Li Di)
Form Movements:
- Cloud Horizontally Crossing Emei Peak
- Taking Deep Root in the Earth
- Wind Rising and Clouds Surging
- Embracing the Sacred Lotus
- Golden Lion Rolling the Sphere
- Holding the Moon in the Chest
- Playing the Lute (Pipa)
- Pushing the Boat with the Current
- Mirroring the Inner Self (Guan Zi Zai)
- Wild Horse Breaking Free from Reins
- Pushing Mountains and Overturning Seas
- Swirling Cloud & Swastika Motion
- Parting the Clouds to See the Sun
- Azure Dragon Rising from the Sea
- White Snake Flicking Its Tongue
- Cleaving the Flood Dragon Horizontally
- Harmony of Heaven and Earth
- Utilizing Immediate Surroundings
- Left and Right Lifting and Blocking
- Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
- Red Phoenix Facing the Sun
- Leaf Hiding the Flower
- Drinking Water and Remembering the Source
- Smiling with a Plucked Flower
Closing Form:
- Hand Form: Sun and Moon Shining Together (Ri Yue Tong Hui)
- Mantra / Spirit: Clarity, Purity, and Void (Qing Ming Xu Kong) | National Prosperity and Universal Peace (Guo Tai Min An, Tian Xia Tai Ping)
V. The 18 Neigong (Internal Energy) Postures
- Nourishing the Heart
- Dual Thrusting and Pulling Form
- Yin-Yang Palms
- Entering the Kidneys (Kidney Tonification)
- Cradling the Knees
- Yellow Dragon Coiling the Base
- Side Palm Strike/Form
- Flank Palm
- Flank Fist
- Refining the Appearance (Grooming Form)
- Plucking the Peach Under Moonlight
- Supporting Hands to the Earth
- Flank Palm with Dual Thrust
- Flank Fist with Dual Thrust
- Upholding Palms
- Coiling the Entrails (Abdominal Qi Movement)
- Coiling Dragon
- Universal Closing Form
