Master
Shi Yong Liang
The Soul of
Zen Martial Arts & Heritage.
Master Shi Yong Liang is a renowned successor of the Shaolin Xinyiba lineage and a 5th Duan master of Chinese Martial Arts. His teaching integrates the explosive power of Shaolin South Fist with the internal stillness of ancient Zen practices.
Lineage
Xinyiba Successor
Cultivation
Chongqing, China
Discipleship
Master Wu Nanfang
Championship
2016 Martial Arts Elite Champion
5th Duan Master
3000+ Students Trained
“Kung Fu is not just fighting. It is the physical expression of the mind's discipline.”
From the Temple to the Heart of Chongqing
In 2001, Shi Yong Liang traveled to the Songshan Shaolin Temple to begin a life of deep cultivation. He was accepted as a disciple of Wu Nanfang, the direct successor of the Shaolin Xinyiba lineage. Under this rigorous guidance, he mastered the ancient Gulun Kung Fu and the "Unsurpassed Zen Power" of Xinyiba, delving deep into Shaolin Zen Martial Arts system.
“Real strength is not found in the impact of a fist, but in the stillness of the heart under pressure. To master the body is the first step; to master the ego is the ultimate task.”
Returning to Chongqing in 2009, he continued his journey by studying under Master Ma Yongxiao of the Shaolin Men lineage, further refining his expertise in traditional weaponry and internal arts. In 2010, he founded the Chongqing Zen Martial Arts Boxing Hall, and by 2016, he had claimed dual championships in the Chongqing Traditional Martial Arts Elite Competition. Today, he bridges ancient heritage and modern practice, training thousands across generations.
Chongqing Zen Martial Arts Boxing Hall
Based in the vibrant city of Chongqing, Shi Yong Liang serves as the Vice President of the Nan'an District Zen Martial Arts Association. His Boxing Hall is more than a gym; it is a cultural sanctuary dedicated to the survival of the Shaolin South Fist legacy.
“Where the spirit of Zen meets the power of the warrior.”
Historical Milestones & Recognition
