More to come. Tony
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He was the imperial bodyguard during the latter years of the Qing Dynasty. During the Uprising, Buddhist Master Xu Yun (1840-1959) was wandering around the streets of Beijing chanting Buddhist prayers of peace - ignoring all the fighting. He walked between the Western troops, the Boxers, and the Imperial Army - and no one would touched him. The Empress Dowager ordered her bodyguard - Yin Fu (尹福) - to travel into the war-zone, locate Master Xu Yun and bring him back to the Forbidden City. Unbelievably, Yin Fu carried-out this mission perfectly - extracting Xu Yun to safety. Yin Fu then led the imperial family to safety in the West of China. Yin Fu perfected plunging his fingers through the rib-cage of his opponents and pulling-out their organs. I met Master John Davies once or twice in Regents Park - where he used to teach Yin Bagua. Liz was training with him and I was a guest. John Davies had lived in Beijing for 30-years as a Merchant Banker and was the first Westerner to be taught Yin Bagua - and inherit the lineage. He lived near Sutton but was very old by the time I met him. He taught Liz due to her surname.
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Adrian