When someone grabs your collar to bully you, or strangles you hard, the other person's hand is very strong. In this case, if you just grab the other person's arm and resist, you can't effectively break free. "Congratulations on getting rich" is to break free by using the principle of leverage.
Just remember the following three simple steps: First, put your hands together. This action, like New Year's greetings, can focus on the place where hands are clasped. This is the concept of great unity.
Once again, push your hand down hard. Just like the New Year's greeting gesture, it is more effective to bend over to pay New Year's greetings, which will make the other person's arm feel pain because of the rapid drop of gravity, and it is bound to be released immediately to relieve the pain. At this time, if the bully continues to put his hand on your neck or collar, it will do him no good at all. The harder he works, the more painful he is. At this time, it will cause severe pain in his hand bones and joints. If the other party insists on stalemate, it will get hurt.
Hands clasped together
Press your hand hard.
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Some parents have asked me, will this kind of counter-action lead to the injury of the bully? Therefore, it is necessary to remind parents that the anti-braking of "Congratulations on Getting Rich" is very fierce. Although it aims to break free immediately, if the other party insists on not letting go, it may cause pain and even joint damage.
Therefore, when we let children learn this trick, we must clearly tell them the relative danger of this action. It is absolutely forbidden to play, and it is strictly forbidden to intentionally let students pretend to be bad guys to perform, so as not to cause unnecessary harm and trouble.
Let children know clearly that the highest principle of self-defense is to protect themselves from harm, not to defeat others. In the event of a dispute, we should take benign communication as the premise, and don't shoot at will until there is a necessary crisis.
* This article is excerpted from Kung Fu with Parents: Exercising Physical Fitness and Defense and Improving Concentration published in Shang and Zhou Dynasties. Please do not reprint without permission.