Skills such as bone atrophy. We often find it in martial arts movies, but it is also true in life. But today is a network society, a science and technology society. Most young people have studied high technology and have no time to pay attention to this skill.
So why not teach skeletal atrophy? Why would you rather watch this art die than pass it on to others? He is the only person in China whose bones can still shrink, but for some reason, he doesn't want to teach others.
This man's name is Wang Baohe. He was born in 1944. He was influenced by the family atmosphere when he was a child. At first, he was born in a juggling family, and he came into contact with these when he was very young. He not only has theoretical knowledge, but also has many practical acrobatic skills, among which skeletal muscle atrophy is one.
Born in a vaudeville family, it must be a family that makes a living from it.
In order to take care of his family, Wang Baohe had to practice hard and practice his skills to the highest level.
We used to call him the "ghost hand king" because of his excellent mouth, strange five fingers and exquisite performance, which won the favor of the judges and the audience.
However, with the arrival of high technology in our society, many young people are unwilling to suffer. High-tech products are easy to make money.
Therefore, Wang Baohe refused to teach others to set bones.
In order to achieve great success, we must first stretch the bones with internal force to increase the height of people and dislocate the joints, thus achieving the purpose of contraction. A big person can be shrunk and put into a small container. Doing this for a long time may even make your joints different from ordinary people. It will be fine when you are young, but it will be dangerous when you are old.
Generally speaking, to practice this skill, one is to suffer hardships, and the other is to make no money even if you practice successfully. Nowadays, young friends are fickle, can't bear hardships, and can't practice this skill. Wang Baohe, as the sole successor of osteopathic surgery, naturally won't see osteopathic surgery being tortured like this. He certainly wants to see a person carry forward the technology of bone atrophy, rather than pass it on to some people who can't be cured. So, does he have to get lost, too?