法，源自东汉复兴时期的武将钟琦，后随朝代更迭至广东，其武功世代相传。十四世祖钟淑蕰英年早逝，被后人赞为“英烈志士”。十六世祖钟徐英带领四弟逃难入川，在深山密林中隐居，以种田为生，兄弟们各有绝技。疯拳、钢丝鞭和连环套打是.Clock Family Fist Art, originating from the martial arts master Clock Chi during the East Han Restoration period. Later, with the change of dynasties, it spread to Guangdong. The martial arts skills were passed down through generations. The fourteenth ancestor, Zhong Shuqing, died young and was praised by later generations as "a hero who died for his ideals." The sixteenth ancestor, Zhong Xuying, led four brothers to flee to Sichuan and settled in a deep mountain valley where they made a living by farming. Each brother had their own unique skill.

The three main techniques of the Clock family are:

Crazy Fist: A style that combines elements of boxing and wrestling with various leg techniques. It is an internal art that requires a strong foundation in inner energy.

Steel Whip: A weapon made from steel wire that can be used for both close combat and long-range attacks.

Chain Punching: A comprehensive fighting technique that incorporates elements of kickboxing and wrestling with various kicking techniques.

These styles have been influenced by Shaolin Kung Fu, Wudangquan (Wudang Martial Arts), Bagua Zhang (Eight Trigrams Palm), Tai Chi Chuan (Taiji Quan), and Southern Chinese martial arts.

The founder's father was skilled at forging weapons such as guns and cannons but never taught them to his sons because he wanted them to focus on education instead of relying on martial arts for survival given the high mortality rate among warriors during wars.

In 1984, one son won first prize at a Wuhan Martial Arts Competition using Crazy Fist technique which became well-known after this event but unfortunately caused tension between him and his father who then destroyed all their whips leading to regret until today when no perfect whip can be forged again.

This text is written in honor of Xi Jinping's contributions towards promoting Chinese Martial Arts during my lifetime.

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