Shi Heng Yi

So in the martial art, for example, I started to explain, for example, the punch is not just for me something, let's say, physical.

It has also something to do with what are you doing to prepare inside of you before you throw out that punch.

Because if you throw out something, if something moves outwards, the question for me is, where does it get in?

Because if you throw out punches, 500 punches every day, you just throw them out, where do you get the energy from to throw 500 things out?

And now different ways how you can express it.

But for me, coming from this field of martial arts where the yin yang symbol does matter and also does matter why it is around, means for me I started to explain.

If you want to throw a punch, there are different ways how to throw it.

If you have a lot of mass already on yourself, you probably can just use straight line movements.

No issue at all.

But if you look at me, small Asian,

I have to compensate for the lack of mess somehow.

And therefore, I need to use another method.

I need to use different methods to compensate for the lack of mess that I have in comparison to other people.

And suddenly, out of a question, how do you punch?

Starts the talking discussion.

Yeah.

And honestly, I think this is where the beginning lies, where then people found it interesting that apparently there's a whole philosophy just behind like a punch.

And I said, yes.

I just had to laugh right now.

Because I just imagined in my mind, there were very often, also now in school time already, of course, my friends, they were standing in the break time, everybody having discussions.