Chinese form which in karate is Happoren

[patveela]

nice form!!! 5 stars

[Koldztone]

I think you are all being a little hard on the poster. The title says "Chinese Form which in Karate is Happoren", he doesn't say one cam before the other, he just says the form is Chinese, doesn't know the name and the Karate name for the version of the form is Happoren. geez guys, if you wish to argue about semantics, at least study the damn language and see what something means instead of firing off commnets like illiterate hicks

[imdunin]

Well said Koldztone. You get all sorts of stupid comments on here by people who think they know it all.If you answered them all it would be a full time job with plenty of overtime. The poster must be amused,bewildered or depressed by the dumbidity of it

[mksterr]

sweet, very nice chi flow

[anhkhoinguyen]

yeah, who ever posted this title is really ignorant...everyone knows those okinawan forms are based off the original chinese forms not the other way around.

[Pecherin72]

Isn't it the other way round? Happoren was originally a Chinese white-crane kata, Jin Sei Kai or Karate's version of Happoren are both "versions" of the original Chinese "taolu".

[baihechuen]

excellent energy. WOW...

[perspolisforever]

wow, this is great.thanks for sharing

[WarriorBoy]

I realize this is just semantics, but in your video description, it should really say that this is the form that created your "Jin Sei Kai" or whatever since Chinese martial arts came before Japanese.