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 A project to organize the whole set of articles, or, actually, a set of articles as they should be instead of just the way they've grown up. It probably would make sense to refer to Japanese and Korean arts too. (I think of this like the Race article, where they have short sections on everything but refer readers to more comprehensive articles if they exist.) 
 Wu Yi (Martial Art) 
 :I. Striking Techniques 
 ::A. Fists and Feet 
 :::1. Long fist big stance styles  
 :::2. Medium fist, medium (not coiled not extended) stance styles 
 :::3. Short fist small stance styles 
 :::4. Palm strikes 
 :::5. Legs and kicking 
 :::6. ""Touch of death"" techniques (dian xue) 
 :::7. Joint locks and take-downs  (qin na, hapkido, and aikido) 
 :::8. Grappling and hitting techniques (shuai jiao, jujutsu, judo) 
 :::9. Mixed techniques 
 ::B. Ordinary Weapons 
 ::C. Concealed Weapons 
 :II Tempering Body and Mind 
 ::A. Qi gong (lifebreath exercise) 
 ::B. Interior exercises 
 ::C. Momentum Exchanges with the Ground (lightness exercises) 
 ::D. Developing Knacks 
 ::E. Insidious developments 
 :III. Pharmacological techniques 
 ::A. Prophylaxsis 
 ::B. Treatment of injuries and infections 
 ::C. Used in pursuit of the Dao 
 ::D. Assassinations, etc. 
 :IV. Incantations 
 ::A. As applied to striking techniques 
 ::B. As applied to tempering body and mind 
 ::C. As aids to tempering body and mind 
 ::D. Therapeutic uses 
 ::E. In struggles between religious groups 
 :V.  The Daoist and Zen Ways 
 ::A. Daoist 
 :::1. Meditation techniques 
 :::2. Breathing exercises 
 :::3. Stretching exercises 
 :::4. Fencing exercises 
 :::5. Misc. 
 ::B. Zen 
 :::1. Theory of the Mind 
 :::2. Observing one's own mind 
 :::3. Perceiving one's breathing 
 :::4. Buddhist qi exercises 
 :::5."