Frases de Qi Jiguang

Qi Jiguang fue un general y héroe nacional chino que vivió durante la dinastía Ming. Es recordado por su valor y liderazgo en la lucha contra los piratas japoneses a lo largo de la costa oriental de China, así como por su participación en la construcción de la Gran Muralla China. El general Qi Jiguang nació en una familia con una larga carrera militar en Ding Yuan, condado de Anhui, provincia de Shandong. Wikipedia

✵ 12. noviembre 1527 – 5. enero 1588

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Qi Jiguang: Frases en inglés

“Once you have acquired the skills, you must test them on an opponent, but in no way should you consider victory or submission to be a cause for shame or pride. Rather, you ought to think, "By what means did I defeat him?" Or, "By what means could have I defeated him?"”

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Qi Jiguang libro Ji Xiao Xin Shu

Then you exert and test yourself for a while.
Fuente: Jixiao Xinshu (1560; 1584), Chapter 14: The Chapter on the Fist Canon and the Essentials of Nimbleness

“The fist methods do not seem to concern themselves with the arts of great warfare; nevertheless, to move the hands and feet actively and to work habitually the limbs and body constitutes the gateway to beginning study and entering the art.”

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Qi Jiguang libro Ji Xiao Xin Shu

Fuente: Jixiao Xinshu (1560; 1584), Chapter 14: The Chapter on the Fist Canon and the Essentials of Nimbleness

“Jixiao Xinshu (New Book Recording Effective Techniques) exists in two editions, the first (c.”

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Qi Jiguang libro Ji Xiao Xin Shu

1560) had 18 chapters, and the later addition (1584), re-edited with new material had 14.
Jixiao Xinshu (1560; 1584)