What is the Tang Dao technique?

The sword techniques of the Tang Dynasty can be roughly divided into eight-character techniques: stabbing, piercing, chopping, splitting, sweeping, teasing, pushing and cutting.

1. The principle of stabbing

The stabbing method is the foundation of the sword, and it is not up to others to chase the soul and take the life.

The forward thorns go up to the throat and abdomen, and the curved lateral thorns go to the heart of the kidneys.

2. Tie Ze

The knife is like the wind, and it will be red when you pick it up.

Zhafa’s moves are as fast as lightning, so why kill people in ten steps?

3. Cutting method

Slashing is like a startling dragon and a violent wave, breaking through the body with a single step and moving the sword in hand.

As soon as you see the real opportunity, take action, even if the hero is killed.

Four. The splitting method

The splitting is like a tiger breaking through a cage, and the whole force of the sword is the most powerful.

Step forward and use the snow blade to kill the enemy in an instant.

5. Sweeping Rules

Sweeping is like a strong wind rolling in miserable clouds, and it is so fierce and domineering that it destroys the enemy's soul.

Change your steps to defend yourself from behind. This is the most realistic method of group fighting.

6. The rules of teasing

The method of teasing leaves no traces on the hand, and the enemy's sword has not yet moved.

When attacking, focus on the femoral artery, and when fighting back, focus on the wrist.

7. Pushing Rules

Pushing is amorphous and changes with the enemy, and you can choose the reverse grip or the upright grip.

It is advisable to move around when pushing from all sides, with the defensive arms forming a cross.

8. Cutting method

There is no need to wait for two swords to cut. Control the enemy's arm to escape.

The knife cuts the throat and arteries, and the blood drains out in a moment and the life is gone.