Er lang men/two man gate
History: The actual origin of this style is unknown but it first appears at the end of the Qing dynasty. A Buddhist fighter named Tsu Li learned it from a master nicknamed Fei Jiao Wang (flying leg king). That master's real name has been forgotten. Master Tsu, however, claimed to be the eighth generation inheritor of this style.
What makes Er Lang Men unique is that it always requires two people to practice it together. In essence, it is comprised solely of sparring forms. Er Lang Men was passed down to a general under Mao Zedong named Wang Chung Ming, who popularised this style in Bejing. In 1964, Wang left Beijing for his hometown, where he still teaches it.
Apa yang membuat Pria Er Lang unik adalah bahwa ia selalu membutuhkan dua orang untuk berlatih bersama-sama. Pada intinya, terdiri hanya dari perdebatan bentuk. Er Lang Pria ini diturunkan untuk seorang jenderal di bawah Mao Zedong bernama Wang Chung Ming, yang memopulerkan gaya ini di Beijing. Pada tahun 1964, Wang meninggalkan Beijing untuk kampung halamannya, dimana ia masih mengajar itu.
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