Xingyi Beng Quan helps to disperse the liver Qi, relieve and prevent depression, anxiety disorders

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Xingyi Bengquan originated from Xingyi thrusting spear. The basic techniques of spear fighting are block, seize, and thrust. Blocking is used to obstruct the opponent’s attack, seizing is used to control the opponent’s weapon and prevent a second attack, and thrusting is used to stab the opponent’s body.
In Xingyi Bengquan, using the capitulum ulnae of the upper hand rubs against the  ACUP point PC 6 on the inside of the lower hand, and then explosively extends from the centerline. The lower hand pulls back while the inner side of the elbow rubs against the ACUP point LR 13 on the liver meridian.
The PC 6 is located on the Jueyin wind wood meridian, which belongs to the wood element and is connected to the liver. Rubbing the PC 6 and LR 13 points has the effect of soothing the liver, regulating Qi, reducing stress, and relieving depression.

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