Irrespective of what your opponent does, you rain your powerful arms on him using the formidable "Three Rings Around the Moon"

Imagine you are holding two powerful iron rods. When an opponent punches or kicks or attacks you in any way, you simply strike your iron rods on his attacking arm, leg or any part of his attacking body. You adjust your body-movement or footwork while striking so that you avoid his attacks and strike him at the same time.

If your opponent does not attack you, you still strike him with your powerful iron rods. If he tries to block, you strike his blocking arm. If he tries to avoid by stepping back or side-stepping, you follow accordingly and strike him continuously. If he tries to run away you chase after him with your striking.

To accomplish this continuous striking, cum defending if needed, you swing your two powerful iron rods systematically and rhythmically in series of three, such as left-right-right, left-left-right, right-left-left, right-right-left, left-right-left, etc. And you continue the series after series. Such a combat technique, tactic or strategy is very formidable.

Instead of holding iron rods, you can use your arms instead. Of course, you arms need to be powerful. Yet, this technique of continuous swinging arm attacks cum defence does not depend on brutal strength. If you are skillful you can effectively deflect an opponent’s attack and simultaneously cause him much injury even when he is bigger and physically stronger than you. This formidable technique, tactic or strategy – the terming of which depends on how you use it -- is called “Three Rings Around the Moon”.

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Three Rings Around the Moon

The pattern “Chop the Hua Mountain” is part of a series called “Three Rings Around the Moon”, which is a formidable attack-cum-defence technique or tactic. When it is used individually it is referred to as a technique, but when it is used continuously in a series it is referred to as a tactic. Imagine you are holding two iron rods and swinging them at your opponent irrespective of whether he is attacking or defending. Your two powerful arms are the iron rods.
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