Who has a poem about martial arts or kung fu?

1, ten steps to kill one person, a thousand miles to stay.

From the chivalrous journey by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

Excerpts from original poems

The swordsmen of Zhao are dotted with tassels at will, and their swords are as bright as Shuang Shuang.

The silver saddle and the white horse set each other off and galloped.

Within ten steps, kill one person, cross a thousand miles, leave no one behind.

After you finish, brush off your clothes, don't show any sound, and hide in the depths.

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Zhao's chivalrous hat is dotted casually, but his sword is as bright as frost and snow. The silver saddle and the white horse set each other off, flying like a whispering meteor. Their martial arts are the best in the world. They can kill one person in ten steps, and take Wan Li Road. Nobody can stop them. After they achieved great things, they left, hiding their credit and reputation.

2, break the thief's base in one fell swoop, and the knives and axes are different.

Talking from Li Shi by Qian Gui in Ming Dynasty

Excerpts from original poems

A strong man is quick on the pommel horse, and his front flies like a star.

Break the thief's base in one fell swoop, and wield the knife and axe together.

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The soldiers rode on a big horse, and their bows and arrows flew like nebulae. Our soldiers broke through the enemy's fortress at once, and their weapons were indestructible.

3, drum wrist rattan clear thunder, dance waist trapped hanging Yang Rou.

From Li Xianyong's Long Songs in Tang Dynasty.

Excerpts from original poems

Drum wrist Teng stick clear thunder, dance waist sleepy heavy weeping Yang Rou. Don't give up until you hit Song Like, Yushan is not romantic. Everything in front of me is a dream.

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The wrist waving a wooden stick is like a bolt from the blue. If Yang Liuzhi swings low, his waist will tremble. Ivory chopsticks are in tune, but they are not natural and unrestrained until they reach Yushan. Looking at the scene in front of me, it turns out that everything is a dream.

4. Copper King Kong and Iron Bodhisattva. People who thunder are deaf in both ears.

Song Shi Shouzhuo's De Shan Bang Lin Ji Drink

Excerpts from original poems

Virtuous stick, Lin Ji drink. Copper king kong, iron bodhisattva. People who thunder are deaf in both ears.

Deshan's stick technique, the copper-cast King Kong and the iron-cast Bodhisattva are loud enough to shock people's ears.

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5, I don't know the pain when I laugh, but I know Artemisia branches in class.

From the Song Dynasty's interpretation of Fa Cheng's two ancient Fu, two or three sticks.

Original poem

Three more blows to the ribs will be too late. I don't know the pain when I smile, but I also brush Artemisia branches in class.

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It's too late to hit the ribs now. Ignore the pain, and then the fist is as soft as a flower.