I dont know who is doing the forms, it is 3 different people. I've never seen a complete set like this before in such books from China. The Luohan section is worth the price of the book itself!

Well, coincidence(?) but all the ones I mentioned have been revised!

I posted this long comparison here and at many other Shaolin discussion groups. What's a strange thing to me is that a while back I made a long comparison list between all the books and videos and vcds out of Shaolin forms and I compared all the Louhan and related forms and shows how they were ALL wrong in some way or another. Not all the forms are now photos but they are a major part.Īlso, the forms have been rearranged in a more logical order, AND knew ones were added. I think it is really worth it getting this edition, if you are going to use it to research the forms and so on. They spent a lot of time and energy to compare how the forms were being done by descendants of Shaolin monks (from the 1928 diaspora) from around the country and they corrected the forms. The photos are very clear and they are all revisions of the forms in the previous editions. If you are just interested in the forms and qi gong stuff, and the monk's history this new two volume set is best for you to get. How clear are the photos (who's demonstrating) Still haven't gotten through 1/3 of it yet. Got the 4 volume set and it contains a plethora of information. Don't you think its time to learn? If its important to your training/research.

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