Masters and famous actors Ly Tieu Long is the creator of the subject of the right to religion. This is a martial art that he combines from many different fighting styles.
Xuan Quyen Bay
In 1956, Ly Tieu Long worshiped the famous martial artist Diep Van as a teacher, starting to study Wing Chun. This is the academic basis of the Department of Taoism. Thanks to hard practice
That Li Xiaoping abandoned his temper and aggressive temper.
“Thanks to the practice of Xuan Quyen Bay – a sect of nature and right – for many years, I no longer felt aggressive, overcoming the habit of wanting to confront my others. I was more focused, my spirit was not as disturbed as before,” Ly Tieu Long wrote in a book.
According to the book “Ly Tieu Long – an extraordinary life”, the martial artist Ly is an extremely passionate boxer. He fans the famous punchers at that time like Jack Dempsey,
Joe Frazier and especially Muhammad Ali. Li Xiaoping once watched the battle of Ali fight with Sonny London. He was obsessed with Ali's Ko Punch in that match and called it Phantom Punch.
In addition, Ly Tieu Long's love with boxing must also mention the merits of brother Hoang Thuan Luong. Hoang Thuan Luong is the person who directly taught Ly Tieu Long while practicing in Vinh Xuan dojo. Although studying Wing Chun, Thuan Luong is very good at boxing, and this brother himself helped Ly Tieu Long create a fighting style that attaches great importance to reality.
Sword
Ly Tieu Long's wife said he often buried his head in the library to read books about philosophy, boxing and sword.
Ly Tieu Long studied the French from Boxing, a kick from Kungfu, but what made his martial arts unique was to apply the fighting style of the sword. In the book “Tao of Jeet Kune Do” (Rights of Li Triet Tao), Ly Tieu Long once emphasized that the religion is a “sword fighting but not using swords”.
Thanks to the spirit of learning, Ly Tieu Long has created the right to religion. Not only has the three martial arts above, there are many other fighting styles that are also researched by Ly Tieu Long through practice and real battle.