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Title: Dim Mak (Dim Hsueh)
The Poison Hand Touch of Death
Author:
Douglas H.Y. Hsieh
Publisher: McLisa Enterprises, Fifth Printing 1989
Form:
Paperback, 7 1/2 x 5 1/4 in, 54 Pages, Used
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Introduction
Dim Hsueh (or Dim Mak)
The Poison Touch Technique of Chinese Kung Fu Revealed in this book for the first
time is one of the most treasured secret and forbidden techniques ever devised in Chinese Kung Fu. In studying these techniques
of 'DIM HSUEH' also known as 'THE TOUCH OF DEATH', the practitioner is cautioned to be extremly
careful in its applications. "UNLESS IT IS MOST NECESSARY, DO NOT HIT YOUR OPPONENT"S VITAL POINT!"
In the ancient days of China, its use was applied only when unarmed peasants and
monks had to defend themselves and their families against the tyranny of cruel War-Lords whose armed soldiers were no better
than thieves and robbers. Under such circumstances, there was no time for 'fair play' and it was a case of 'Kill or Be Killed'.
The prospective practitioners of this branch of forbidden art must also bear in mind that the mastery of this technique is
only possible through long hours of hard training with patience, study and perseverance.
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