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14/08/2026

父女攜手赴美實踐武德 / 大紀元報導
【大紀元2026年08月12日訊】（大紀元記者黃小堂紐約報導）第九屆「新唐人全世界中華傳統武術大賽」即將在紐約登場，亞太區10名入圍複賽的台灣選手順利抵達紐約。8月11日，駐紐約經文處舉行歡迎茶會，副處長張麗賢代表處長李志強歡迎台灣選手一行人；台灣選手在現場展演了八卦太極拳、羅漢拳、八卦掌、螳螂拳等多種傳統拳術，展現中華傳統武術不同門派的特色與傳承。

經文處副處長張麗賢表示，台灣選手遠道來到紐約參賽，不僅可以和世界各地武術選手切磋交流，也能藉由國際賽事提高台灣的能見度，「通過參賽，可以跟來自世界各地的選手切磋、交流，更可以把台灣帶到國際舞台，讓更多的人認識台灣、知道台灣。」

台灣選手韓基祥是近代長拳大宗師韓慶堂之嫡孫、韓氏長拳第三代掌門人，在週二當天的親身經歷分享中，可以感受到傳統武術的精神。韓基祥表示，他一直認為傳統武術真正珍貴之處，不在於華麗招式或單純的攻防技巧，而在武德的修煉。

「傳統武術教給我們，尊師重道、長幼有序、謙虛為懷、飲水思源。」韓基祥說，人在困境時不能屈服、順境時不能驕傲，面對困難更要堅持下去，「因此，習武先習德。」

他的女兒想參加中華傳統武術大賽，卻不敢獨自來美國，韓基祥因此答應「爸爸陪你」，父女兩人一起訓練、準備赴美。

這趟旅程對韓家還有另一層意義。韓基祥表示，現年86歲的姑姑住在波士頓，早年曾傳授他功夫，因此他原本就希望藉此次赴美的機會帶女兒探望姑姑，「當年你把功夫傳給我，現在我把功夫傳給我的女兒」，讓長輩親眼看見韓家武術後繼有人。

然而，就在赴美前約一個月，韓基祥在健康檢查時意外發現罹患初期大腸癌。他隨即接受手術，切除約8公分的腸道。術後身體一度相當虛弱，他從重新站立開始，一步步復健，女兒也陪在身邊。儘管身邊不少人勸他放棄比賽、以身體為重，他在評估自身狀況後仍決定履行對女兒的承諾。

到了紐約，他已能重新完整演練一套拳，但因手術後尚未滿一個月，部分動作仍需謹慎。

這段經歷也讓韓基祥重新理解比賽的意義。

「這件事情讓我體會到，比賽輸贏其實反而不是重點，反而是如何跌倒了重新面對自己，勇敢地站起來。」他說，老師過去曾告訴他，「真正最大的敵人永遠不是敵人，永遠是昨天的自己。」

韓基祥說，這次站上國際武術競賽舞台，他希望分享的不只是拳術，也希望自己的故事讓更多人理解傳統武術背後的精神。

「我會希望用我的故事在這邊，讓更多的人知道，傳統武術有多麼美好。」韓基祥說，「我們一起攜手以武健身，以武修德，以武煉心，以武悟道，我們一起把老祖宗的智慧、老祖宗寶貴的精神傳承下去。」

在茶會後，台灣選手也在經文處進行傳統武術展演，實際呈現不同門派的武術特色。

不同拳種的一招一式，不僅呈現台灣武術界保存的傳統，也呼應當天選手談到的「傳承」，武術所留下的，不只是外在招式，也包括一代傳給一代的武德與文化精神。

全文連結：
https://www.epochtimes.com/b5/26/8/12/n14828060.htm

13/08/2026

【傳承，不是只是複製，更要走出自己的路】Inheritance Is More Than Replication — One Must Find One’s Own Path

一段傅松南大師演示 #太極拳的珍貴影像，值得我們一再細看。

影片中， #傅松南大師所演練的 #韓門太極拳，行拳沉穩、身法靈活。細看其中的轉折、換勢與身法，又可以發現許多「 #八卦太極」的動作與意味穿插其中。

傅老常說，這些東西，其實是他長年揣摩師父 #韓慶堂宗師的動作，而逐漸衍生出來的風格。

師父如何走、如何轉、如何換勁；一個看似平常的動作，身體裡面究竟藏著什麼？傅老所承襲的，不只是外在的拳架，更是在長年的觀察、體會與實踐之中，試著掌握韓慶堂宗師武藝背後的道理。

在承襲前人的基礎上，經過自己的體悟與淬鍊，最後走出了屬於自己的風格。

而有意思的是，當傅老將一身技藝傳授給 #韓基祥時，他所強調的，依然是同一件事：

👉要承襲前人的技藝，並走出自己的風格。

從韓慶堂宗師到傅松南大師，再從傅松南大師到韓基祥師父，我們看到的並不是要求後人一招一式照本宣科，而是一種更深層的傳承觀念。

前人的東西要學、要守，也要真正弄懂。

有了根基之後，還要經過自己的身體去印證、自己的功夫去體會，最終化成自己的東西。

所以，傳承並不是複製。

若只是模仿前人的外形，留下來的或許只是「樣子」；真正承襲了前人的技藝與精神，才能在不失其根本的情況下，繼續往前走。

傅老自己如此學，也如此教。

他從韓慶堂宗師身上揣摩、體悟，發展出自己的拳術風格；到了傳藝給韓基祥時，又將同樣的道理交給下一代

承襲前人，但不要止於前人。

或許，這正是韓門武藝傳承中特別值得珍惜的一件事。

一代有一代的體悟，一人有一人的風格；形貌可以有所不同，但根源不斷，技藝不失，精神相承。

如此，傳統才不是被封存在過去，而是一門仍然活著、仍然能夠繼續生長的武藝。這也正是韓門武學不斷強調的 #活拳之道。

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Inheritance Is More Than Replication — One Must Find One’s Own Path

A rare video of Master Fu Songnan demonstrating is well worth watching closely, again and again.

In the footage, Master Fu performs Hanmen Taijiquan with steadiness and composure, yet with great agility in his body method. Looking closely at the transitions, changes of posture, and movements of the body, one can also see many elements and qualities of Bagua Taiji woven throughout.

Master Fu once explained that these elements grew out of years spent studying and contemplating the movements of his teacher, Grandmaster Han Qingtang, gradually developing into a style of his own.

How did his teacher step? How did he turn? How did he change and issue jin? What was really happening within the body behind an apparently simple movement?

What Master Fu inherited was not merely the outward form of the postures. Through years of observation, experience, and practice, he sought to understand the principles underlying Grandmaster Han Qingtang’s martial art.

Building upon what he had inherited from the previous generation, Master Fu refined it through his own understanding and practice, eventually developing a distinctive style of his own.

Interestingly, when Master Fu later passed his skills on to Han Jixiang, he continued to emphasize the very same principle:

Inherit the skills of those who came before you, and develop a style of your own.

From Grandmaster Han Qingtang to Master Fu Songnan, and from Master Fu Songnan to Master Han Jixiang, what we see is not a demand that later generations reproduce every technique exactly as it was taught. Rather, it reflects a deeper understanding of what martial transmission truly means.

What has been handed down must be learned, preserved, and—most importantly—truly understood.

Once the foundation has been established, it must be tested through one’s own body and understood through one’s own gongfu, until eventually it becomes something that is truly one’s own.

Transmission, therefore, is not replication.

If one merely imitates the outward appearance of those who came before, what remains may be little more than a likeness. Only by truly inheriting both their skill and spirit can one continue moving forward without losing the roots of the art.

This was how Master Fu learned, and it was also how he taught.

Through observing and contemplating Grandmaster Han Qingtang, he developed his own understanding and his own expression of the martial art. When the time came to transmit his skills to Han Jixiang, he passed the same principle on to the next generation:

Inherit from those who came before—but do not stop where they stopped.

Perhaps this is one of the most valuable aspects of the Hanmen martial tradition.

Each generation has its own understanding; each practitioner develops an individual expression. The outward form may differ, but the roots remain unbroken, the skills endure, and the spirit continues from one generation to the next.

Only in this way does tradition avoid becoming something sealed away in the past. Instead, it remains a living martial art—one that continues to evolve, grow, and flourish.

This is also the essence of what Hanmen martial arts has long emphasized as the way of Huo Quan ( #活拳), the “Living Fist” .

12/08/2026

【韓門第四代・功夫霓霓驚艷紐約】小小身影，大大功夫！Kung Fu Nini Impresses New York

韓門第四代「功夫霓霓」，此次隨父親 #韓基祥師父赴美，首次參加「新唐人全世界華人武術大賽」。

今日於 #駐紐約台北經濟文化辦事處，霓霓也代表韓門登場，現場演示韓門形意拳。

面對滿場來賓，小小年紀的她毫不怯場。

抱拳、起勢，眼神專注；
進退起落，一招一式認真篤定。

小小的身軀，打出的卻是一股毫不含糊的勁道與氣勢，也讓現場來賓看見來自台灣新一代的傳統武術力量。

而這一幕，對韓門而言，更有著特別的意義。

同一個場合

父親韓基祥師父，在手術後不到一個月，重新站上場演示韓門八卦太極拳；女兒霓霓，則以韓門第四代的身分，演示韓門形意拳。

父親展現的，是跌倒之後重新站起來的勇氣；
女兒代表的，是一門功夫繼續走向下一代的希望。

傳承，不只是在口中說著一代又一代。

而是有一天，那個曾經跟在身旁學拳的小小身影，也能自己站上場，打出屬於她這一代的拳。

薪火相傳，拳脈不息。

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A little martial artist with big kung fu!

“Kung Fu Nini,” a fourth-generation member of Hanmen, traveled to the United States with her father, Master Han Jixiang, to participate in the NTD International Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Competition for the first time.

Today, at the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in New York, Nini represented Hanmen with a live demonstration of Hanmen Xingyiquan.

Despite her young age and an audience watching closely, she showed no fear.

With a traditional salute and opening stance, her eyes became focused.
Every advance and retreat, every rise and fall, was performed with concentration and determination.

From such a small frame came remarkable power and presence, giving the audience a glimpse of a new generation carrying forward Taiwan’s traditional martial arts.

For Hanmen, however, this moment held an even deeper meaning.

At the same event, her father, Master Han Jixiang, stepped onto the floor less than a month after surgery to demonstrate Hanmen Bagua Taijiquan, while his daughter Nini, representing the fourth generation of Hanmen, demonstrated Hanmen Xingyiquan.

The father showed the courage to rise again after a fall.
The daughter represents the hope of passing kung fu on to the next generation.

Tradition is not carried forward simply by speaking of one generation after another.

It is carried forward when, one day, the little child who once followed beside you learning each movement is able to step onto the floor on her own—and perform the martial art of her generation.

The flame is passed from generation to generation.
The lineage lives on.

#韓門武集 #韓基祥 #功夫霓霓
#韓門第四代 #形意拳
#新唐人全世界華人武術大賽
#台灣武術 #傳統武術 #武術傳承

11/08/2026

【跌倒了，站起來就好—韓基祥師父術後首演於紐約】
When You Fall, Just Stand Up Again — Master Han Jixiang’s First Public Demonstration After Surgery, in New York

這一次站上場，
不是為了證明自己有多強，
而是想告訴大家：人生難免會跌倒，站起來就好。

韓門武集 #韓基祥師父此次率領學生前往美國，參加「 #新唐人全世界華人武術大賽」。

今日，一行人來到 #駐紐約台北經濟文化辦事處，韓師父代表來自台灣的參賽選手致詞，並現場演示韓門「 #八卦太極拳」，以傳統武術向在場嘉賓介紹來自台灣的武術文化與精神。

然而，這一場演示，對韓師父而言，有著格外不同的意義。

因為這是韓師父手術之後，第一次公開演示。
距離手術至今，甚至還不到一個月。

身體仍在恢復，功力與體能自然不可能回到過去最好的狀態。有人或許會問：「為什麼不等完全康復，再上場？」

但韓師父想分享的，從來不只是拳打得多漂亮、功夫有多高。

而是一段每個人在人生中，都可能經歷的過程。

我們會受傷，會生病；
會遇到挫折，也會有不得不停下腳步的時候。

曾經做得到的事，突然做不到了；
曾經習以為常的一個動作，可能都要重新開始。

但習武這麼多年，武術教會韓師父的，並不是一個人永遠不能倒下。

而是倒下之後，你還願不願意再站起來。

今天，或許不是韓師父狀態最好的一次表演，卻可能是最有意義的一次。

一招一式之間，不只是八卦的轉換、太極的虛實與剛柔，更是一個習武之人面對自己、面對傷病、重新走回場上的過程。

韓師父說：「跌倒了，站起來就好。」

不用急著回到從前，
也不用因為一時的挫折否定自己。

能站起來，就往前一步；
走得慢，就慢慢走。

只要沒有放棄，
每一步，都算數。

此次帶領韓門弟子遠赴美國參賽，我們希望帶出去的不只是拳術與技藝，更是台灣傳統武術所珍惜的那份精神

習武，不只練拳。
練的是面對人生的態度。

從台灣到紐約，
從手術後的休養，到再次站上場演示，

這一步，也許還不是回到巔峰的一步，
卻是重新出發的一步。

韓門，繼續向前。

也把這句話，送給此刻正在人生某個低谷、正在努力重新站起來的每一位朋友：

跌倒了，站起來就好。
我們都可以，再來一次。

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This time, stepping onto the floor was not about proving how strong he is.

It was about sharing one simple message:

In life, we all fall sometimes. What matters is that we stand up again.

Master Han Jixiang of Hanmen Wushu has led his students to the United States to participate in the NTD International Traditional Chinese Martial Arts Competition.

Today, the group visited the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in New York, where Master Han spoke on behalf of the competitors from Taiwan and gave a live demonstration of Hanmen’s Bagua Taijiquan, introducing the guests to the culture, spirit, and tradition of Taiwanese martial arts.

For Master Han, however, this demonstration carried a meaning far beyond the performance itself.

It was his first public demonstration since undergoing surgery.

In fact, less than one month has passed since the operation.

His body is still recovering, and naturally, his strength, stamina, and overall condition have not yet returned to their previous peak.

Some may ask:

“Why not wait until you are fully recovered before performing again?”

But what Master Han wanted to share was never simply about how beautiful the movements look, or how advanced one’s martial arts skills may be.

It is about something that every person may experience at some point in life.

We get injured.
We become ill.
We encounter setbacks.
And sometimes, life forces us to stop.

Things we once did with ease may suddenly become difficult.

Even a movement that once felt completely natural may have to be learned all over again.

After so many years of martial arts training, what martial arts has taught Master Han is not that a person must never fall.

It is this:

After you fall, are you still willing to stand up again?

Today may not have been Master Han’s strongest performance.

But it may have been one of his most meaningful.

Within every movement was more than the transformations of Bagua, or the interplay of emptiness and fullness, softness and strength found in Taiji.

It was also the journey of a martial artist facing himself, facing injury, and finding his way back onto the floor.

Master Han said:

“When you fall, just stand up again.”

There is no need to rush back to who you once were.

And there is no need to deny yourself simply because of a temporary setback.

If you can stand, take one step forward.

If you can only move slowly, then move slowly.

As long as you have not given up,

every step counts.

By bringing Hanmen students across the ocean to compete in the United States, we hope to share more than martial techniques and skills.

We hope to share the spirit that traditional Taiwanese martial arts has always valued.

Practicing martial arts is not only about practicing techniques.
It is about training the way we face life.

From Taiwan to New York,

from post-surgery recovery to stepping onto the floor once again,

this may not yet be the step that brings Master Han back to his peak.

But it is a step toward a new beginning.

Hanmen continues forward.

And we would also like to share these words with every friend who may be going through a difficult period in life and is trying to stand again:

When you fall, just stand up again.
We can all begin again.

#韓門武集
#韓基祥
#八卦太極拳

#傳統武術
#台灣武術
#新唐人全世界華人武術大賽
#紐約
#跌倒了站起來就好
#習武修身

08/08/2026

🐦🚨【教室門口驚傳：有鳥入住了！】

我們一直以為教室門口的小竹林只是負責...
🌿 裝飾
🌿 遮陽
🌿 增加一點仙氣

沒想到最近竟然發現……
裡面有！鳥！巢！ 🪺🤣
而且還真的有！鳥！蛋！
麻煩大家觀看的時候要小心別打擾到囉

鳥爸媽也太會選房了吧！
「嗯……這裡環境不錯，安靜、通風，
而且每天還有一群人在旁邊打拳🥋
孩子從小就培養抗壓性。」😂

現在我們教室除了有學員，
還多了一家「小鳥學員」🐣

只是牠們不用繳學費，
也不用請假，
每天都可以直接在竹林裡上課……
這待遇是不是太好了！🤣

#韓門武集日常
#自然界的驚喜

08/08/2026

【韓門暑訓｜習武，不只練拳腳，更要懂得應變】
👉 【 #兵擊營報名連結】https://reurl.cc/MWkWxW

本週暑訓，我們帶著孩子們練習傳統武術中非常重要的訓練— #兵擊（兵器技擊）。

學武，從來就不只是學會如何出拳、如何踢腿。

真正的武術教育，更重要的是讓孩子在面對壓力與攻擊時，能夠保持冷靜、判斷情勢，知道什麼時候該退、該避、該保護自己，而不是一遇到狀況，就只知道憑著拳腳硬碰硬。

尤其當力量、體型存在差距時，更要讓孩子明白：

拳腳不是唯一的方法，頭腦才是最重要的武器。

傳統武術之所以重視器械與兵器訓練，正是因為武術講究「因勢而變」。

透過刀、劍、棍等傳統兵器的模擬訓練，孩子學習的不只是招式，更是距離、角度、時機、步法，以及快速攻防之中的判斷與反應。

手腳有長短，力量有大小；
懂得運用器械、空間與距離，才能進一步理解武術中的「以巧制力」。

而我們教孩子兵擊，當然不是為了逞強鬥狠。

越是接觸兵器，越要懂得敬畏；
越有能力，越要懂得節制。

因此韓門的兵擊訓練，除了技術，更重視安全、紀律與分寸。在教練指導、安全裝備與訓練器材的規範下，讓孩子在可控制的環境中，逐步建立面對壓力時的反應能力。

習武，是讓孩子有能力保護自己；
練兵，是讓孩子理解力量，更懂得慎用力量。

拳腳、器械、身法、膽識與判斷，缺一不可。

這也是傳統武術歷經世代傳承，至今仍值得孩子學習的重要原因。

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04/08/2026

#潭腿，千年拳母，韓氏長拳的技法根源 Tan Tui — A Thousand-Year Foundation and the Technical Root of Han Style Changquan

談到 #北派長拳，就不能不提到「潭腿」。

其實，潭腿最初並不寫作「潭」，而是「譚腿」。相傳最早由一位姓譚的人所創，因此又稱 #譚家腿拳，後來簡稱為「 #譚腿」。

隨著時代演變，因毛筆書寫的緣故，「譚」逐漸被寫成了「潭」，於是便有了今日廣為流傳的「潭腿」名稱，也因此衍生出「始於山東龍潭寺」的傳說。

之後，潭腿傳入回族教門，成為查拳系統中極為重要的拳母，並逐漸發展出「 #彈腿」等不同稱呼與流派。雖然各家傳說略有不同，但普遍認為，潭腿流傳至今已有超過千年的歷史，是中國武術中影響最深遠的基礎拳法之一。

對韓門而言，潭腿更是韓氏長拳最重要的拳母，也是 #韓門武學技法體系的根源。

它不只是幾路腿法，而是一套完整建立步法、身法、腿法、勁法與攻防觀念的訓練系統。韓門歷代所傳的許多拳法、兵器與應用技法，其根源都能追溯到潭腿所建立的基礎。

因此，在韓門的段級制度中，從 1級晉升至一段的重要關鍵，便是潭腿。因為一段，代表正式踏入 #韓氏長拳的核心訓練，而潭腿正是檢驗基本功、步法、勁力與整體長拳素養的重要門檻。唯有將潭腿練得扎實，才能真正銜接韓氏長拳完整而深厚的武學體系。

拳有千變，理歸一源；萬法雖繁，不離潭腿。

這也正是韓門始終重視潭腿傳承的原因，誠如 #韓基祥師父常說的：唯有根基穩固，武學才能走得長遠。
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When discussing Northern Long Fist, it is impossible not to mention Tan Tui.

Originally, however, Tan Tui was not written with the character 潭 ("pond"), but with 譚, referring to the surname Tan (譚). According to tradition, it was first created by a martial artist bearing that surname, and was therefore known as Tan Family Leg Boxing (譚家腿拳) before being shortened simply to Tan Tui (譚腿).

As time passed, changes in handwritten Chinese gradually transformed the character 譚 into 潭, giving rise to the modern spelling "Tan Tui." This also led to the popular legend that the art originated at Longtan Temple (Dragon Pool Temple) in Shandong.

Later, Tan Tui spread among the Hui Muslim martial arts community, where it became one of the foundational training systems of Chaquan, and over time gave rise to different names and branches, including Tan Tui (彈腿). Although the historical accounts vary, Tan Tui is widely believed to have been passed down for more than one thousand years, making it one of the most influential foundational systems in Chinese martial arts.

For Han Men, Tan Tui is the most important mother form of Han Style Changquan and the technical foundation upon which the entire system is built.

It is far more than a series of kicking techniques. Tan Tui is a complete training system that develops footwork, body mechanics, leg methods, power generation, and the fundamental principles of attack and defense. Many of the empty-hand forms, weapon methods, and combat applications preserved within Han Style Changquan trace their roots back to the foundation established through Tan Tui.

For this reason, within Han Men's ranking system, mastery of Tan Tui is the key requirement for advancing from Level 1 to First Duan. Achieving First Duan signifies the beginning of formal training in the core of Han Style Changquan, and Tan Tui serves as the benchmark for evaluating a practitioner's fundamentals, structure, power, and overall understanding of Long Fist.

Though boxing methods are countless, their principles share a single root; no matter how diverse the art becomes, it never departs from Tan Tui.

This is why Han Men continues to place such great importance on preserving and transmitting Tan Tui—for only with a solid foundation can one's martial arts journey continue to grow.
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02/08/2026

#韓基祥師父常說：一套拳，可能改變一個孩子HanJixiangSifu often says: One form can change a child's life.

很多人以為，武術教材就是每個孩子照著相同進度、學相同的拳法。

但在韓門，我們始終相信，真正好的教材，不是讓每個人學一樣的東西，而是在適當的時機，讓每個人遇見最適合自己的內容。

因此， #韓師父一直有一個教學習慣。

當館內學員練到一定的基礎，並在完成該階段的能力養成之後，韓師父便會開始觀察每位孩子的身體條件、性格特質、學習方式與發展潛力，再依據孩子的能力與屬性，親自安排一套適合他的拳法或兵器作為下一階段的學習教材。

有的孩子步法靈活，適合腿法拳術；有的孩子沉穩紮實，適合力量型拳法；有的孩子對劍特別有感覺，有的孩子則與棍、刀、槍格外契合。

不是每個孩子都適合同一套拳，也不是每一套拳都適合每一個孩子。

當孩子找到真正適合自己的教材，練習便不再只是完成課程，而是開始建立自信、找到興趣，更願意持續投入武學之路。

因此，韓門武集建立了完整的武學架構表，除了循序漸進培養扎實的基本功，更會在適當的時機，依照每位孩子的特質，引導他們走向最適合自己的發展方向。

因為我們相信，真正改變孩子的，從來不只是武術，而是一套在對的時間、遇見對的人、學到對的內容的教材。

一套教材，可能改變一個孩子；一位老師的用心，可能改變孩子的一生。
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📌 即日起開放招生，歡迎世界各地的武術愛好者加入我們，一同踏上韓氏長拳的傳承之路！

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Many people assume that a martial arts curriculum simply means every student follows the same pace and learns the same forms.

At Hanmen, however, we believe that a truly great curriculum is not about teaching everyone the same thing. It is about helping each student encounter the right training at the right time.

That is why has always followed a teaching principle of his own.

Once a student has built a solid foundation and completed the goals of their current stage, Han Sifu carefully observes each child's physical attributes, personality, learning style, and potential. Based on these qualities, he personally selects a form or weapon that best suits that individual as the next step in their martial arts journey.

Some children are naturally agile and excel in kicking-oriented forms. Others are steady and powerful, making them well suited to strength-based boxing. Some develop a natural affinity for the sword, while others connect especially well with the staff, broadsword, or spear.

Not every child is suited to the same form, and not every form is suited to every child.

When children discover the training that truly fits them, practice becomes more than simply completing lessons. They gain confidence, discover genuine enjoyment, and become more committed to their martial arts journey.

For this reason, Hanmen Martial Arts has established a complete and systematic training curriculum. Beyond building strong fundamentals step by step, we guide each student toward the path that best matches their individual strengths at the right stage of development.

Because we believe that what truly changes a child is not martial arts alone, but a curriculum that provides the right training, at the right time, with the right teacher.

One curriculum can change a child.
A dedicated teacher can change a lifetime.
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📌 Registration is now open. We warmly welcome martial artists from around the world to join us and begin your journey into the Han Style Changquan tradition.

01/08/2026

#韓基祥師父常說：基礎打得穩，功夫才能走得遠
👉淺談 #北少林六合拳

許多人以為，孩子學武術就是要練很多漂亮的套路。

但真正重要的，往往不是學得多，而是基礎是否扎實。

在 #北少林長拳門中， #六合拳是一套極具代表性的基礎拳法，也是韓門 #兒童武術、 #少年武術訓練教材中，非常重要的築基拳法。

整套拳法動作簡潔、結構清楚，容易理解，即使是第一次接觸武術的孩子，也能很快上手；然而，看似簡單的動作，卻蘊含著扎實的基本功訓練。

透過反覆練習六合拳，孩子能逐步建立：

✅ 穩定的步形與重心控制
✅ 手腳協調、上下相隨的身體運用
✅ 全身勁力的整合與發力概念
✅ 良好的專注力與動作紀律

正因為基礎扎實，未來無論學習更高深的拳術、兵器、對練，甚至散打技擊與防身應用，都能事半功倍。

功夫，不是從高難度開始，而是從最簡單的動作，練出最紮實的根基。

這也是韓師父在長年教學經驗的累積下，最後決定以六合拳、三合拳，兩拳法交替練習，作為教授兒童武術、少年武術功架築基的重要原因。

#韓門武集 #北少林長拳 #六合拳 #兒童武術 #少年武術 #基本功 #功夫教育 #武術傳承
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📌 即日起開放招生，歡迎世界各地的武術愛好者加入我們，一同踏上韓氏長拳的傳承之路！
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🌏 International Online Program

Enrollment for the new "Zhou Group" is now open, with classes officially beginning on July 30.

🔗 Website: www.changquanshu.com

If you're interested in learning as taught by Master Han Jixiang, and would like to study a complete and systematic traditional martial arts lineage, don't miss this opportunity!

📌 Registration is now open. We warmly welcome martial artists from around the world to join us and begin your journey into the Han Style Changquan tradition.

31/07/2026

💁 #韓門武學學習架構規劃 Han Style Martial Arts Learning Framework

多年來，許多家長與學員常問我們：「武術究竟要學到哪裡才算畢業？」

其實一個完整的武學體系，不應該就只是學會幾套拳，又或是只會打會用，更重要的是知道每一個階段該學什麼、為什麼而學，以及未來將走向何處。

因此， #韓基祥師父將多年來的教學理念、傳承制度與課程內容，整理成這份《 #韓門學習架構規劃》。

從一般學員的啟蒙、築基、功體、成勢，到 #韓門教練的一段、二段、三段培育，再到 #內門弟子的功法承襲，每一個階段都有明確的學習目標與內容，包含 #拳法、 #器械、 #對練、 #內功，以及修為境界的逐步提升。

我們相信，真正的武術，不是追求學了多少套路或技法，而是建立一套能陪伴一生的成長系統。

這份架構圖，不只是學習內容的介紹，更代表著韓師父對於傳統武術傳承的理念。

或許很多人會問：「為什麼要學那麼多套路？一套拳不是就夠了嗎？」

其實，套路不是為了累積數量，而是前人留下來的武學智慧。

每一套套路，都承載著不同的訓練目的。有的奠定基本功，有的建立身法步法，有的理解勁力結構，有的培養攻防思維，也有的著重養生修身。不同的人生階段、不同的年齡、不同的學習目標，自然會有不同適合修習的套路。除了作為武學傳承的重要載體，套路同時兼具 #表演、 #防身、 #競技、 #健身與 #自娛等多元功能，讓武術得以融入生活，陪伴人走過人生的不同階段。

因此，在韓門的學習架構中，我們並非一路追求學會更多套路，而是依照不同的學習階段，循序漸進地接觸最適合當下的內容。年輕時，鍛鍊體能、累積功力、精進技擊；成熟後，深入內功、勁法與修為；即使到了年長鶴齡，依然能從套路中體會身心合一、修身養性的樂趣。

所以，套路真正的價值，不只是招式的攻防應用，更是一種陪伴人成長一生的武學語言。它會隨著人生歷程而展現不同的意義，也讓習武者在每一個階段，都能從套路中獲得不同的體悟。

#韓師父教學多年來，一直想建立出來的 #傳承之路，是由基礎建立功夫，由教學培養責任，由承法延續文化。

願每一位踏入韓門的學員，都能在這條道路上，一步一步，扎實前行，最終找到屬於自己的武學之道。

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📌 即日起開放招生，歡迎世界各地的武術愛好者加入我們，一同踏上韓氏長拳的傳承之路！

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Over the years, many parents and students have asked us:

"How far do I need to train before I can say I've truly completed my martial arts journey?"

In reality, a complete martial arts system is not simply about learning a few forms or knowing how to fight and apply techniques. More importantly, it is about understanding what should be learned at each stage, why it should be learned, and where that path ultimately leads.

For this reason, has organized years of teaching philosophy, lineage traditions, and curriculum design into the Han Style Learning Framework.

The framework guides students from the stages of Foundation, Fundamental Development, Power Development, and Skill Formation, through the development of HanMen Instructors (1st, 2nd, and 3rd Level), and ultimately to the transmission of the Inner Disciples. Every stage has clear learning objectives, covering forms, traditional weapons, partner training, internal cultivation, and the gradual development of one's martial character and personal cultivation.

We believe that true martial arts is not about learning faster or accumulating more techniques. It is about building a lifelong system of growth.

This framework is more than a curriculum guide—it represents Han Sifu's vision for preserving and passing on the traditions of Chinese martial arts.

Many people may ask:

"Why learn so many forms? Isn't one form enough?"

In truth, forms are not collected simply to increase their number. They are the wisdom left behind by generations of martial artists.

Each form serves a unique purpose. Some build fundamental skills, some develop body mechanics and footwork, some cultivate power generation and structural integrity, some teach combat strategy, while others emphasize health, longevity, and self-cultivation. Different stages of life, different ages, and different goals naturally call for different forms of training.

For this reason, the HanMen Learning Framework is not designed around learning as many forms as possible. Instead, it introduces the most appropriate material at each stage of development in a systematic and progressive way.

In youth, students build physical strength, martial power, and fighting skills. As they mature, they deepen their understanding of internal training, power development, and self-cultivation. Even later in life, forms continue to provide a path toward harmony of body and mind, health, and personal growth.

The true value of forms is not merely their combat applications. Rather, they become a lifelong martial language—one that grows alongside the practitioner throughout every stage of life.

For many years, Han Sifu has envisioned a PathOfTransmission built upon three principles:

Build skill through fundamentals.
Develop responsibility through teaching.
Preserve culture through lineage transmission.

May every student who steps into HanMen walk this path steadily, one step at a time, and ultimately discover their own way in the martial arts.

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🌏 International Online Program

Enrollment for the new "Zhou Group" is now open, with classes officially beginning on July 30.

🔗 Website: www.changquanshu.com

If you're interested in learning as taught by Master Han Jixiang, and would like to study a complete and systematic traditional martial arts lineage, don't miss this opportunity!

📌 Registration is now open. We warmly welcome martial artists from around the world to join us and begin your journey into the Han Style Changquan tradition.

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