The Chinese halberd, or "Ji" (戟), stands as one of ancient China's most iconic and formidable polearms. For centuries, it dominated battlefields, equipped infantry, charioteers, and cavalry alike, evolving in design and purpose before transitioning into a symbol of authority and a treasured implement in traditional martial arts.  Its unique construction, combining the features of a spear and an axe, offered a remarkable versatility that made it a highly effective weapon.   

The Nine Section Whip is a Chinese weapon that dates back to the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). It is a flexible weapon that consists of nine sec

The Double Hook Swords, also known as the Shuang Gou in Chinese, is a weapon that was popularized in China during the Ming dynasty. Its...

The Chinese Spear and Chinese Sword are both traditional weapons that have been used for centuries in martial arts and warfare. While both w

Once upon a time, in the vast plains of China, a Long Fist master named Liang Shao faced two of the most fearsome warriors of the land -...

Definition of the Sword There are two kinds of weapons commonly called a sword by the Western world. One is the double-edged, straight,...