2015年1月23日 星期五

陳靖先生簡介 A Biography of Mr. Tan Jing



 
陳靖先生出生於福建省廈門市。現定居於香港。二零零八年底被中國民間武術家聯誼會評選為「中華武術百傑」和「中華傳統武術名師」。

陳靖先生自幼喜好中華拳學,參學萬里,足遍大江南北,遍訪名師有數百之多,涉獵諸多流派的拳學知識。先後得遇陳江霖、張長信、周永福、李延璽、孫德明等明師的言傳、身授、心教。至要的是,得到楊家太極傳人汪永泉宗師的兒子汪仲明老師的悉心栽培,傾囊相授。

陳靖先生明中華拳道之源來,曉拳學大道之畦徑,能辨析左道之迷惑,善深入淺出之教授。

先生精通形意拳、六合八法拳、太極拳老六路等。對中華拳學中的「內功」、「內勁」的功夫有深刻的體會和論述。著有拳道學說:〈1〉《拳道要畧》〈2〉《拳道中等學 : 太極拳鍊與悟》〈3〉《鑿琢順軌 太極拳論評說 1, 王宗岳太極拳論》。

 
Tan Jing is a Kung Fu Master who specializes in the studies of ‘Nei Jing’ in Chinese Kung Fu. He was born in 1951 in Xiamen, Fujian, China, and now lives in Hong Kong. He is also a writer, theorist, and experienced instructor of Chinese martial arts .

   Compared with famous Kung Fu Masters from modern-day China, Tan Jing is a Kung Fu educator with a low profile. Nonetheless, reports indicate his abilities inner 'Qi' energy abilities.


  Tan Jing followed his first Kung Fu teacher, Tan Jiang Lin, in 1963. Tan Jiang Lin was ranked as the Number One Scholar of Marital Arts in the imperial examination during the late Qing Dynasty .

   Tan Jing started learning Xingyiquan
(形意拳)and Liuhebafa Chuan (六合八法拳)from the renowned Master Zhang Chang Xing in 1981.  Master Zhang was the department head of Xingyiquan in the Nanjing Central Guoshu Academy during the 1930s .  He was also a Master of Liuhebafa Chuan.  Master Zhang was the top disciple of Wang Xiang Zhai and Wu Yi Hui .  Master Wang was visited by many Japanese experts during World War II . One such visitor, Kenichi Sawai, became his student and created his own school back in Japan named Taikiken.

  In 1985, Tan Jing became a disciple of Zhou Yong Fu who was a Professor of Martial Arts in Shandong Institute of Physical Education and Sports. Professor Zhou is regarded as one of top-ten Martial Arts professors in China, and was highly praised by Premier Zhou En Lai and General He Long since the 1950s. He has achieved the highest honour attainable in China: the Ninth Degree of National WuShu. 

   Tan Jing followed two Tai Chi Masters named Li Yan Xi (since 1989) as well as Sun De Ming (since 1991) who were successors of Yang Style Tai Chi in Wang Yong Quan's line.  Kung Fu professionals who had contact with them commented on their strong and powerful Nei Gong, inner energy.  


And since 2005, Tan Jing became the only student of Wang Zhong Ming, the son of Wang Yong Quan.

   Tan Jing practices Chinese Kung Fu to such an extent that he has visited hundreds of famous Kung Fu Masters across several provinces in China.  He has established his own theoretical system about Chinese Martial Arts . He has published three books about advanced Chinese Kung Fu with detailed descriptions on the studies of Qi. 

   His publications include:

1.          "Quan dao zhong deng xue: Tai ji quan lian yu wu (Practice and Insights on TaiChi)  ISBN:962-85546-2-X, 
2.          "Zuo zhuo shun gui tai ji quan lun ping shuo zhi yi.1, Wang Zong Yue Tai ji quan lun  (Commentary on Wang Zong Yue¡¦s Tai Chi Theory)" ISBN 962-85546-3-8),
3.          "Quan dao yao lue (Principles of Quan Dao)" ISBN: 962-85546-0-3; 978-962-85546-0-7).

   Tan Jing has been invited to be speak at seminars on Qi for students of Master and PhD Courses in GuangZhou Chinese Medical University. He was appointed as the Chief Martial Arts Instructor Consultant of the Hong Kong Police Wu Shu Association .

  Further, he has attained the Diploma of Wu Shu Instructor issued by Qing Dao Martial Art Training .

   Even though the energy of Qi is a popular concept in Chinese Martial Arts movies, it is rarely observed. It is portrayed in classic Chinese Kung Fu manuals within a Chinese philosophical framework. However, it is still considered foreign to modern science, particularly in medical and life sciences. 

   The precise nature of Qi requires systematic research and explanation. Tan Jing bridges traditional experience and modern research.