Boxing in Zhao Kuangyin can be integrated into Shaolin Wushu. How can he be so good?

This is related to his experiences as a teenager. Today, when we mention Zhao Kuangyin, all we can think of is his achievements in establishing the Song Dynasty. We think he should be a wise general, but he is also an out-and-out martial arts master. According to historical records, when Zhao Kuangyin was born, he was different from ordinary people. His whole body is golden and fragrant. It took many days for my eyesight to gradually disappear, which caused a great sensation in the local area. Everyone thinks that this child will be extraordinary in the future.

Zhao Kuangyin's grandfather and father were both soldiers. Zhao Kuangyin liked to dance with a gun and a stick when he was a child. Seeing that he likes boxing so much, his father thinks that boys had better learn some boxing skills, so he personally teaches Zhao Kuangyin in his spare time. Zhao Kuangyin studied very hard and often got up before dawn to practice, which laid a good foundation for himself in the future.

When Zhao Kuangyin grew up, he traveled around in order to increase his knowledge. During his wandering in the Jianghu, by chance, Zhao Kuangyin decided to join the army under the guidance of a monk in a temple. Zhao Kuangyin left the temple and joined General Guo Wei. In the army, Zhao Kuangyin was quickly appreciated by his superiors for his outstanding performance, and began to be promoted step by step until he finally became king.

After becoming king, Zhao Kuangyin summed up his years of martial arts skills and battlefield experience, and created a set of boxing methods, namely Taizu Boxing. This fist combines rigidity with softness, which can not only strengthen the body, but also defend itself. Later, this kind of boxing was practiced and supplemented by the Zen master of Shaolin Temple, and eventually evolved into Shaolin boxing. It can be said that Zhao Kuangyin is one of the most special kings in history. After he became king, he still liked drinking and boxing, and often discussed state affairs while drinking.