Dacheng

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Dacheng is a type of martial art developed in China. Like many other forms of fighting (kung fu, karate, jujutsu), it is based on the movements of animals.

Dacheng Quan ("Way of Fist of Dacheng") was developed in 1965 as a branch of Kung Fu. Today, it is taught in basic military.

The literal translation of Dacheng Quan is "Greatly successful way of the fist" (Da Cheng Quan) (pronounced dah cheng chuan)