DW207-02 Cheng Style Eight Trigram Mother Plam and Swimming body Eight trigram palm Sun Zhijun MP4

The Cheng Style Swimming Body Eight Trigram Palm requests you to lift up the neck and head, relax the shoulder and elbow, breathe with chest and hold the stomach, stand up the waist and tighter the butt, narrow the crotch and close the knee, and catch the floor with the whole tiptoes. Therefore, the rules of Eight Trigram should be turning and penetrating, standard and unique, swinging and twisting, body moving with steps, palm changing with body, to walk as dragons, turn as monkey, change as angle and explode as tiger. And the principles of it are the uniting of bending and straightening, and the combination of moving and being still.

• Lecturer: Sun Zhijun
• Format: MP4
• Language Speaking: Chinese 
• Subtitle: English
• Length of time: 63'57"

Master Sun Zhijun



Sun Zhi Jun was born in the family village that houses the Cheng clan. Cheng style is one of the most famous and wide spread branches of Bagua. It was developed originally by the famous boxer, Cheng Ting Hua. When Cheng met his death at the hands of foreign troops during the "Boxer Rebellion" his brother escaped the same fate. This brother, Chen Dian Hua, taught his own son, Cheng You Sheng who became Sun's teacher.



Sun also takes some of his training from the Liang Zhen Pu branch and its major disciple Li Zi Ming. Sun also studied with Liu Zi Yang and Liang De Quan.

From Cheng You Sheng's severe instruction, Sun developed his in depth studies and Lower Basin Style Bagua leg strength. 


Regarding his achievements in Xing Yi: Sun was a disciple of Cheng You Xin (son of Cheng Ting Hua and apprentive of Li Cun Yi). Practitioners of Cheng village worked side by side on Bagua and Xing Yi. After Cheng's death Sun continued practicing because he loved the style. He often collaborated with his junior, the well known, Qian Wen Zhang. He returned to Cheng village to exchange information with Ma Ming Shu (son of Ma Zhen Yu's who was Li Cun Yi's nephew).



In 1964 Sun went on to become a double Weapon and Empty Handed forms champion in the Beijing Wushu Championships.

1983 at the All China Traditional Wushu Conference Sun won a gold medal and was assessed as All China's outstanding wushu athlete.That same year he took over the Beijing East Village Wushu Guan teaching athletic and International classes in Bagua Zhang. He has been instructing there ever since. 

In 1986 At a Chinese convention of traditional practices, Sun was selected to represent the Bagua contingent. 

in 1991 he traveled to Japan on a cultural exchange program. This garnered him a Special Recognition

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