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The line comes from Ma Baoguo, a self-styled tai chi master who became a national joke in China in May 2020 after amateur fighter Wang Qingmin knocked him down three times in under thirty seconds. In a video posted afterward, the 69-year-old complained that 'young people don't talk about martial ethics' and had sneak-attacked an old comrade. The scolding phrase exploded across Bilibili, Douyin and Weibo, remixed into songs, ghost-animal videos and reaction memes, and it remains the go-to sound for calling out any dishonorable trick.
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Ma Baoguo's 'bu jiang wu de' line from his viral 2020 video. Meme fans play it when someone wins with a cheap trick or ignores the unwritten rules.
This is the one-second cry of 'bu jiang wu de' — 'no martial ethics!' — ripped from self-proclaimed tai chi master Ma Baoguo's furious post-fight rant. His voice is high, strained and indignant, cracking with the disbelief of a man who feels cheated rather than beaten. It lands as pure comic outrage, the sound of someone dramatically calling foul instead of accepting defeat. Drop it over any underhanded move and it instantly frames the moment as a betrayal of honor, making the audience laugh at the loser's pompous sense of injustice.
