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Kunlunquan (昆仑拳, Kunlun Fist) is a style of Chinese martial arts popular in the province of Guangdong. As it is practiced by the minority Hakka it is considered a Kejiaquan. It was officially included among the styles nanquan, but originated in northern China. It was handed down in 1880 by Huang Huilong (黄辉龙) or feilong Huang (黄飞龙), a native of Jinan in the province of Shandong. Shuangqing Huang, a practitioner of this style today, is considered sixty seventh generation, witness to what is considered ancient style.
Writing in Landtai World: Early Years, Xinyang Normal University scholar Zhang Xiang said about Kunlunquan, "Its boxing characteristics are free and easy when defending, and deadly and fierce when attacking."[1] According to the Guangdong Province Chronicle: Sports Chronicle, "The characteristics of Kunlunquan: Fierce, tricky, heaving, floating and sinking, every move is to attack the vital parts. The stakes are higher, exhale, and inhale."[2]
- ^ 张翔 (2013). "罗洪德与昆仑拳的传承及发展" [Inheritance and Development of Luo Hongde and Kunlunquan]. 兰台世界：上旬 (in Chinese). No. 3. Archived from the original on 2022-04-25. Retrieved 2022-04-25 – via CQVIP.
- ^ 廣東省志: 体育志 [Guangdong Province Chronicle: Sports Chronicle] (in Chinese). Guangdong: Guangdong People Publishing House. p. 176. Retrieved 2022-04-25 – via Google Books.