[QUOTE=cjurakpt;888240]I’m a paper tiger at best, so that doesn’t work for me; however, I have been having an on-going dialogue with the dragon for some years now…[/QUOTE]
All I do is spank the dragon…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_bVwbJqgAM&feature=related
there are 2 ways of mimicking the ways of the animals/insects etc.
- take the shape/forms, xiang xing
such as 7 * mantis.
- take the functions/spirits/meanings, qu yi
such as 6 harmony mantis, the moves have the same functions with the foreleg of the mantis, but the shapes/forms are not as apparent.
put 1 and 2 together
yes
it is called xing yi.
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[QUOTE=bawang;888147]lol that fool still talking what a wiener
respect the traditional culture and mindset of my people or gtfo why r u doing kung fu then
you dont even know whats an animal style. tell me whats an animal style? what do they do? u dont even fkin know. U GOOGLED IT[/QUOTE]
i think all chinese people are good for making food and kung fu movies, what hagve they ever done for the world all they do is walk around with buck teeth and slitty eyes jeez they dont learn dont look at me like that silly wabbit.
(/sarcasm)
that felt good 
[QUOTE=bawang;888147]lol that fool still talking what a wiener
respect the traditional culture and mindset of my people or gtfo why r u doing kung fu then
you dont even know whats an animal style. tell me whats an animal style? what do they do? u dont even fkin know. U GOOGLED IT[/QUOTE]
lol seriously tho
thanks for your reasoned and well thought out answer to my question, i think if your a representative of the “traditional culture” i’l reserve my respect for a culture that deserves it.