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Pangai-noon
Pangai-noon (traditional Chinese characters: )〔(Character Meaning ) pangai-noon.net〕 was a style of Southern Chinese kung fu taught by Shu Shi Wa. It became the basis for Uechi-ryū karate. The name Pangai-noon literally mean that the art's techniques are "half-hard, half-soft," referring to hard strikes and soft blocks.
==Etymology==
The exact provenance of the romanization "Pangai-noon" is not clear, and it may be from the lesser-known Min Chinese language. It is not a Japanese, Okinawan or Mandarin Chinese pronunciation of the original characters.〔( Pang Gai Noon Ryu Karate-Do Seibu Juku )〕 The standard Japanese pronunciation of the three characters is ''han kō nan'' (はんこうなん), while the standard Mandarin pronunciation is bàn yìng ruǎn. The Cantonese language pronunciation is ''bun ngaang yun''. In modern times, the katakana version of ''pangainoon'' (パンガイヌーン) has been used in Japanese writing rather than the kanji (半硬軟).
抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』
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