claim: Baloch people rarely speak the Balochi language.
evidence: Tan Tui may refer to a particular style of Chinese martial arts bearing the name Tantui , or as forms found in many different styles .. Chinese martial arts. Chinese martial arts. As a form , routine or set , Tantui can be found in many Northern styles of Chinese martial arts .. Chinese martial arts. Chinese martial arts. Northern styles. Styles of Chinese martial arts#Northern styles. Its prevalence being so widespread , a common saying among Chinese martial artists has evolved  : If your Tan Tui is good , your kung fu will be good .. The term ` Tan Tui ' itself has been translated into English a variety of ways , with the most prevalent equating to `` Springing Leg . ''. Others are Pond Leg , Tam 's -LRB- as in surname - used to represent name of a family style of Chinese Martial Arts -RRB- Kicks , Pond Kicks and others .. The name has been translated several different ways , with the most prevalent being that of ` springing leg ' .. The term is made up of two Chinese words or characters .. Everyone tends to agree on the second word or character  : 腿 .. In standard Mandarin Chinese , this is represented by the Pinyin romanization as Tui , and literally means leg , thigh , shank , etc. ; a Google Image search for the Chinese character will reveal many images of legs , etc. .. Mandarin Chinese. Standard Chinese. Pinyin. Pinyin. romanization. romanization. However , in the world of martial arts , this has generally been accepted to mean ` kick , ' or more specifically , a type of front snap kick .. The first Chinese character or word that makes up the term , however , is the one that tends to bring some confusion .. The exact reasoning for the variations is unknown , however may be tied-in with the varying accounts of the form and  /  or style 's origins and history .. Tan Tui is deeply rooted in China 's Hui ethnic group of people .. Hui. Hui people