Shàolín Shísān Tàibǎo 少林十三太保 (Shaolin Thirteen Great Heroes) by Guōmèngwěi 郭孟伟 

This is a different from Guōmèngwěi does this one as well it is the yībǎilíngbā 一百零八 (108) pronounced suparinpei in Okinawan of his lóngzūnquán 龙尊拳(dragon respect boxing). The other form Guōkǒngxī is doing is from a different style Zhōuzihé 周子和 "Shushiwa" did, Shàolín-quán 少林拳 (Shaolin boxing) which tends to use numbers as their kata name over the poetic names. It is Yībǎilíngbā 一百零八 (108) aka "Suparenpei" and okre poetically Shàolín Shísān Tàibǎo 少林十三太保 (Shaolin Thirteen Great Heroes). It is also called Nánjí 南极 (south pole or southern extreme). Zhōuzihé/Shushiwa did a number of styles, most say he mastered 18. Amongst them are tiger, crane, snake, dog, cow, chicken, fish, monk, lion, Confucius boxing and Shaolin boxing. These 2 forms are the final forms of his Shaolin boxing and dragon boxing styles and both have been called suparinpei but the suparinpei of Shaolin and the suparinpei of dragon boxing. There is also a suparinpei of his chicken boxing and tiger boxing, among others. There is lots more information on the Shushiwa Facebook page and you can find and message me there as well. Justin LaVasse 🙇‍♂️

Here is Guōmèngwěi doing the Yībǎilíngbā 一百零八 (108) aka "Suparenpei" of Zhōuzihé 周子和 Shushiwas' lóngzūnquán 龙尊拳 (dragon respect boxing). ru-vid.comcEcQXdS2RGY?si=bXGbDgip1AVC5VKV

@@shushiwa3479 Yes, I can see Uechi elements here as well, although, the performance of the Chinese kata is so fast they are sometimes difficult to see. I have to watch them several times before I can begin picking out these elements. I see portions of the kata you provided the link for as well as the "Shaolin Thirteen Great Heroes" above, that remind me of portions of Seisan, specifically. I'm kinda the "unofficial historian" of my dojo and really appreciate the history of Shushiwa, Uechi Kanbun Sensei, and Uechi Ryu in general. The video of Shushiwa's home and even some of the murals he had painted on the walls was phenomenal. Thanks again for all your hard work! I'll continue to watch and learn! Domo arigato!