ZhaQuan 12 rings

[.Q.]

I've never seen ZhaQuan form like this. Got interesting footwork too.

[C.J.W.]

I believe the Chinese description is incorrect; it should be the Twelve Lianhuan form of Shanxi Xingyi.

[.Q.]

That makes sense as the flavor doesn't look much like ZhaQuan at all. I'm just going by what they called it.

[yeniseri]

It looks like a Hui village version of Bajiquan with an attempt to do fajin at intersection of postures for effect

[nicklinjm]

Agree that this is not Zha Quan, it looks like a xingyiquan form done with really weird, loose fajin. No idea where this guy learnt it from or whether its his own innovation - in any case, a long way from anything that would be considered 'orthodox' xingyiquan