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Chapter 199 of this book is a martial arts novel. (Please subscribe)
"I have a question for you, sir."

"What?"

How can you type so fast?

"It's not fast either."

"I wrote 6000 words in Battle Through the Heavens and 1 words in Rise to Power, which is 1.6 words a day. Isn't that fast?"

"It was summer vacation before, so I typed faster."

"I also write full-time, but it's so hard to write 1 words a day."

"That's easy. Let me teach you a method. If you feel that writing 1 words a day is too difficult, then write 2 words a day."

"I……"

Thirty-two was about to cry.

He thought Chen Yang would teach him some secret techniques.

Unexpectedly, I managed to fool him.

"Without divine guidance, I can't even write 10,000 words a day, how could I possibly write 20,000 words a day?"

"How could you not be able to write? You just can't stick to writing 1 words a day."

"Yes. If I don't need to keep at it, I can sometimes write 2 words a day."

"In that case, try writing 2 words a day for seven consecutive days. After that, go back to writing 1 words a day, and you'll find it very easy."

This is not Chen Yang making things up.

As long as you keep writing diligently, you'll be able to write effectively.

Writing 1 words a day is not easy, but it's not as difficult as people say.

The reason for this was that it was not done.

One problem is a lack of persistence.

Another issue is that the force is insufficient.

It's hard to say what it means to stick to something.

But once you apply the right amount of force, it becomes much easier.

If you persist in writing 2 words in 7 days, and then go back and write another 1 words, you'll find it very easy.

The principle is to change the habit of slacking off while writing by writing 2 words a day at a high intensity.

As long as you don't slack off.

Writing 1 words a day is definitely achievable for a full-time author.

This is not.

Chen Yang earned 16,000 yuan a day during summer vacation.

I'll just write 6000 now.

He felt like he had only been writing for a short while, and the 6000 words for the day were already finished.

If it weren't for other things...

Chen Yang wished he could write another 16,000 words, just like during summer vacation.

……

"Chen Yang, classmate."

Canteen at noon.

Xu Wan, whom he hadn't seen for a while, greeted Chen Yang.

Chen Yang looked at Xu Wan, who was carrying a plate, and quickly said, "Senior Xu, please sit down."

"Oh, it's such a pity you didn't participate in the debate competition before."

"It doesn't matter whether I participate or not, as long as I have a senior student."

"I don't think I'll have time either."

"Ok?"

Chen Yang was taken aback, then suddenly remembered: "Oh, senior, you're a senior this year?"

"Yes, I'm about to graduate, and I won't have much time to compete. Thinking back to when I first entered school, I was in the same boat as you."

"I'm a sophomore now, and I'll graduate in two more years, just like my senior said."

"Oh, it really is! You're a sophomore now. I thought you were a freshman. Sigh, it's not my fault. Who told you to always cause such a stir throughout the school? This time last year, and this time this year too."

The two ate and chatted.

Xu Wan said, "I've seen your meteoric rise to power."

"Senior, you're not going to take the civil service exam after graduation, are you?"

"Not necessarily. I studied international relations. When do you think this deglobalization you mentioned will occur?"

"I was just making this up, and you actually believe that?"

"If you don't have some skills, no one will believe you even if you make things up. What, are you holding back from your senior? By the way, I heard from Principal Su that he even suggested you study international relations."

"I don't have that level of skill; I can only slack off in the School of Chinese Language and Literature. By the way, Dean... Senior, are you and the Dean quite familiar with each other?"

"Uh, no, it's just that Principal Su mentioned it during an event."

"Really."

Chen Yang nodded, not delving into the matter further.

Although he knew that things were probably not as simple as they seemed on the surface.

"Tell me about it."

"What?"

"Chen Yang Economics"

"Pfft..."

Chen Yang almost choked: "I was wondering who came up with the name, 'Chen Yang Economics'."

I thought about it for a moment.

Chen Yang also felt that it must be one of his fellow book lovers.

These book lovers spend their days posting in the book review section and then showcasing their talents to the fullest.

seriously.

Chen Yang often found that there were also a lot of talented people among his fellow readers.

Chen Yang's economics is probably just something these guys spouted nonsense out of boredom.

"Stop talking about Chen Yang's management style. If you do, I'll really want to find a hole to crawl into."

"In this case."

Xu Wan smiled slightly at Chen Yang, implying that Chen Yang should speak freely.

"Senior, you really are studying international relations. Actually, I don't know much about it. When you look at me like that, I don't know what to say."

"How about we talk about the issue of deglobalization that you mentioned in your previous book? Do you really think that day will come?"

"must."

"But it seems that the world is becoming increasingly interdependent, and no one can do without the others."

"This is only now; the future is uncertain. For example, when our domestic GDP reaches about 60% of that of the United States, then deglobalization may emerge."

"Just like the US against Japan back then?"

"almost."

"Very insightful."

Xu Wan gave Chen Yang a thumbs up: "Chen Yang, what you said today has enlightened me. I know what to write for my graduation thesis now. If I pass the graduation defense, I'll treat you to dinner."

"Yeah."

……

I had lunch.

There are no classes in the afternoon.

Chen Yang then drove to the outskirts of Minhang District in Shanghai.

He wanted to find a Xingyi Quan (a style of Chinese martial arts) school.

That's right.

After finishing "Rising to Prominence", Chen Yang began preparing for his new book, which will be published twice.

As for the type.

Naturally, they founded their own school of thought.

Which sect should be opened?
It is the Chinese martial arts style. Originally, Chen Yang had not intended to write about this style.

According to his previous life, after Shenji wrote "The Black Mountain Demon", he would write "The Romance of Dragons and Snakes".

Unexpectedly.

Surprisingly, Shenji did not write the Romance of the Dragon and the Snake.

If not written.

If Chen Yang doesn't write it, and Shenji comes to his senses and writes it another day... that would be such a waste.

However, the Chinese martial arts style is not an ordinary style.

Some other genres can be written with just one idea.

However, if someone who writes about traditional Chinese martial arts doesn't have a deep understanding of it, even if they do, their writing might end up being a hodgepodge.

For this reason, these days...

Chen Yang was constantly reading the manuals of various boxing styles, as well as the books on Chinese martial arts theory by various masters.

Like Xingyi master Guo Yunshen, Baguazhang founder Dong Haichuan, Yang-style Tai Chi founder Yang Luchan, Sun-style Tai Chi founder Sun Lutang, Jingwu Guoshu master Huo Yuanjia, martial arts master Du Xinwu, Wing Chun master Ip Man, and of course his disciple Bruce Lee.

However, reading these books is not enough.

Chen Yang also wanted to personally become an apprentice and learn from a master.

However, it's really hard to find a genuine master of traditional Chinese martial arts in Shanghai.

In particular, people currently have virtually no concept of traditional Chinese martial arts.

People don't even know what Xingyi, Bagua, etc. are.

Chen Yang also went to great lengths to find a senior named Zhou Hong who ran a Xingyi Quan school in Shanghai.

However, none of the boxing gyms are doing well right now.

Just like the boxing gym, it was also located in the suburbs of Shanghai.

Not many people follow in the footsteps of senior Zhou Hong.

When Chen Yang arrived, there were only two or three young people there.

Two or three young people practiced for a while, then said they had something to do and left.

Zhou Hong sighed; there was nothing he could do about it.

I saw Chen Yang.

Zhou Hong walked over with a smile: "Young man, would you like to learn Xingyi Quan?"

"Master, are you teaching demonstration, coaching, or combat techniques here?"

Chen Yang looked at Zhou Hong and asked.

Upon hearing this, Zhou Hong was somewhat surprised: "Young man, you've studied martial arts."

Chen Yang said, "I've only read a few books, but I've never practiced it."

"good."

Zhou Hong nodded: "There aren't many young people like you these days. I'll teach you both demonstration and coaching methods. As for the fighting style, that depends on your comprehension."

Acting is performance.

It's about performing on stage for everyone to see.

The method of practice is the way to practice martial arts, and each school and sect has its own unique secrets.

Even if others had the boxing manual, they wouldn't be able to understand it.

At most, they only know one concept.

However, one cannot truly understand a concept without putting it into practice.

The playing style is the most crucial element.

It is a method of exerting force in actual combat.

Generally speaking, this kind of instruction is not given to those who are not personally taught by the master.

“Alright, Master, then I will first learn the performance and practice methods.”

As for the playing style.

It depends on the circumstances.

Also.

Even if he had the opportunity, Chen Yang might not be able to learn it.

After all, he's just a novelist.

He came here to study in order to write novels, not to become a martial arts master.

At most, I'll exercise.

If that's all.

So, he only needs to learn how to perform and practice; he doesn't need to learn fighting techniques.

of course.

Chen Yang may not need to learn the playing style, but he must understand these three types.

"very good."

Zhou Hong nodded: "Pay the tuition first."

"..."

……

no way.

That's how it is when you run a boxing gym.

When you are unknown and unknown, sometimes you may not even be able to support yourself.

This is like in the Ip Man movies, where Ip Man goes to Hong Kong.

He may have exceptional martial arts skills, but it's difficult for him to earn much money from them.

They finally managed to get a few disciples.

Make them pay their tuition fees as soon as possible.

For Ip Man at that time...

Clearly, paying tuition is more important than anything else.

It's impossible that he would rather starve to death in order to pass on Chinese martial arts.

Chen Yang understood this.

He paid 2000 yuan first.

"Young man, what's your name again?"

"Chen Yang".

"Chen Yang, a good name. From today onwards, you are a student of our Shangwu Xingyi Quan School. You must study hard from now on."

"Yes, master."

Are we going to study today?

"study."

"Very good. Let's start here. You run a few laps and see how your physical condition is."

that's it.

Chen Yang became a student of Xingyiquan (a martial arts style).

After these days of learning.

Chen Yang also gained a better understanding of his master Zhou Hong's situation.

Zhou Hong can be considered to have come from a prestigious school.

When he was young, he worked as a Taoist priest at Chongyang Palace for more than 20 years, where he learned the complete Xingyi Quan (a style of Chinese martial arts).

He later left the monastic life and opened a boxing gym.

For more than a decade, Zhou Hong has had very few students, and he has barely been able to make a living.

of course.

To make a living, Zhou Hong not only taught Xingyi Quan, but also Tai Chi Quan, Wing Chun...

Although Zhou Hong's skills in other martial arts were only average, he had some insights into them.

Furthermore, Chen Yang had received the true teachings of Xingyi Quan at the Taoist temple, which meant he hadn't even mentioned what he had learned in the past few days.

At least some theoretical knowledge was learned very quickly.

(End of this chapter)