Mongolian wrestling
In the late 1800s, two wrestling styles were popular in Beijing, Manchurian/Mongolian wrestling and "Pao Ting" “fast style” wrestling. The Pao Ting style was quicker than the Manchurian style. As soon as the opponent came in contact with the wrestler, he would be thrown. There was not any grappling, struggling, or tussling as seen in Western wrestling. This wrestling also combined punching, kicking, joint locking and point striking with its throwing techniques.