The Bulgarian newspapers "Samurai" and "Novinar" covered Fei Jing in different years. Below are short summaries of the articles (titles translated from Bulgarian); the full texts belong to the respective publications.
"Fei Jing - the art of the Soaring Eagle"
"Samurai" newspaper, 1992
One of the first publications about the style in Bulgaria. The article presents the Taoist foundation of Fei Jing and the three aspects of every movement - philosophical, health and martial - and explains the name "Soaring Eagle": the opponent is the air, on whose current the eagle is carried. Much of this description is also reflected in our page on the philosophy.
"The harmony between the primal forces"
"Samurai" newspaper, 1993
An interview with master German Vinokurov, founder of the International Kung Fu Centre "Fei Jing". The master explains the difference between kung fu and wushu, the fate of traditional masters during the Cultural Revolution and the meaning of Yin and Yang in technique. See Kung fu and wushu.
"The 'Samurai' Cup tournament - round II"
"Samurai" newspaper, 1993
Coaches' comments after the tournament. Master Vinokurov, as the centre's chief instructor, called the tournament unique for Bulgaria and suggested that the organisers add a pre-arranged fight event, judged on cleanness of technique and spectacle, as well as broader rules allowing throws and sweeps.
"A budo show with a Guinness record"
"Samurai" newspaper, 1994
A report from a large martial arts show. The ovations went to the team of the International Kung Fu Centre, led by German Vinokurov, with virtuoso forms with the Chinese sword and nunchaku and a final demonstration fight.
"Fei Jing, or an attempt at flying"
"Novinar" newspaper, 14.02.2004
A piece on the health side of the style - how Fei Jing combines Eastern philosophy with hardening the body. The newspaper wrote that until the early 1980s the art was passed on only from father to son, and that the heirs of the International Kung Fu Centre at COBRA Sports Club were continuing the tradition. The focus is on breathing exercises and their role in the body's resistance (breathing in Fei Jing).