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Qi Jiguang , né le 12 novembre 1528 dans la ville de Luqiao dans le Shandong et mort de la tuberculose le 5 janvier 1588, est un célèbre général chinois de la dynastie Ming. Il est surtout connu pour sa lutte contre les Wakō , à partir de 1555 dans la province du Zhejiang, et son aide au renforcement de la Grande Muraille, à la fin de sa carrière. Celle-ci s'achève à Dengzhou, trois avant sa mort. Wikipedia

✵ 12. novembre 1527 – 5. janvier 1588

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Qi Jiguang: Citations en anglais

“Once you have acquired the skills, you must test them on an opponent, but in no way should you consider victory or submission to be a cause for shame or pride. Rather, you ought to think, "By what means did I defeat him?" Or, "By what means could have I defeated him?"”

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Qi Jiguang livre Ji Xiao Xin Shu

Then you exert and test yourself for a while.
Source: Jixiao Xinshu (1560; 1584), Chapter 14: The Chapter on the Fist Canon and the Essentials of Nimbleness

“The fist methods do not seem to concern themselves with the arts of great warfare; nevertheless, to move the hands and feet actively and to work habitually the limbs and body constitutes the gateway to beginning study and entering the art.”

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Qi Jiguang livre Ji Xiao Xin Shu

Source: Jixiao Xinshu (1560; 1584), Chapter 14: The Chapter on the Fist Canon and the Essentials of Nimbleness

“Jixiao Xinshu (New Book Recording Effective Techniques) exists in two editions, the first (c.”

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Qi Jiguang livre Ji Xiao Xin Shu

1560) had 18 chapters, and the later addition (1584), re-edited with new material had 14.
Jixiao Xinshu (1560; 1584)