AL2016 wrote:Hi
was he a genuine disciple of master yang chen fu?
To Yang Zhenduo, the Cheng Manching style would appear weak and collapsed. To the Cheng stylist, the Yang style might appear too overextended or external.
Zhang Qinlin (1888–1967) was an influential martial artist, teacher, and lineage holder of the Yangjia Michuan (Yang family hidden tradition) style of t’ai chi ch’uan. In 1929, Zhang won the All China Fighting Championship in the unarmed division.[1]
Among Yang Chengfu's students were famous masters such as Tung Ying-chieh (Dong Yingjie, 董英杰; 1898–1961), Chen Weiming, Fu Zhongwen (Fu Chung-wen, 1903–1994), Li Yaxuan (李雅轩; 1894–1976) and Cheng Man-ch'ing.
Each of them taught extensively, founding groups teaching T'ai chi to this day.
Bao wrote: But you should probably not ask me, as just about everyone says that CMC was a disciple, so they are obviously correct, not me....
windwalker wrote:If people shouldn't ask you, why post
is there some point ?
Taijiquan has extremely profound internal skills, which embodies the essence of Chinese martial arts. Zheng Manqing's Taijiquan Kung Fu Exploration. Pine is the core of Zheng Zi's Taijiquan. sport
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