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Encyclopedia > Chaquan

Chaquan (查拳), sometimes pronounced Zhaquan, is a style of Chinese martial arts.


Chaquan features graceful movements, acrobatic aerial maneuvers, and is a kind of China. One famous master of Chaquan was the famous Wang Ziping (王子平), who was known for his great strength.


Chaquan was a strong influence in creating the modern wushu changquan style often seen in movies and tournaments.




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