Chinese Martial Arts are sometimes divided into two adversarial camps: Internal vs External.
The question remains, "Where can we find common language?" I look to neuroanatomy.
A rose by any other name would smell just as sweet
"Hanging up goat's heads and selling dog meat"
windwalker wrote:@ Kelley GrahamChinese Martial Arts are sometimes divided into two adversarial camps: Internal vs External.
https://sifuondemand.com/what-internal
Interesting write up,
just wondered how you came to find the terminology as "adversarial"
instead of donating different methods of practices that for the most part
are Incompatible with each other.
The question remains, "Where can we find common language?" I look to neuroanatomy.
£Would not the common language be "Chinese"
Understood within the cultural context it's referencing.
Understood in this case means ability ie skill, as acknowledged by those within the culture who would be
considered as authoritative or standards by which it's measured.
Kelley Graham wrote:
Sure. Many have done so. I’m interested in more basic stuff. The things we all share as human beings, not only Mandarin speaking human beings. Speaking of context, Mandarin Culture to which you refer no longer exists. I look for authenticity elsewhere.
the Mandarin Culture to which you refer no longer exists.
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