The Legend of Tai Chi

The protagonist Yang Luchan (AD 1700-1872), nicknamed Luchan, nicknamed Lutang, and named Fukui, was a native of Yongnian County, Zhili Province. When he was young, he admired the name of Chen's boxing in Wen County, Henan Province, and went to study Tai Chi under Chen Changxing. With his unique talent and perseverance, he finally mastered the secrets of the Chen family's boxing techniques. He competed with other disciples of the Chen family in martial arts for the first time, but was defeated. His master was amazed by his talent, and flew to teach him the secret techniques. A few years later, he became known for being able to avoid the force of force, combining strength with softness, and hiding needles in the softness. It is known as "Zhi Mian Quan". Later he went to the capital and served as a martial arts instructor at Qiying. He became famous in both the government and the public, and was known as "Yang Wudi". He once competed with Dong Haichuan and gained a high reputation. His sons, Banhou and Jianhou, followed their father's teachings since they were young, and both of them became famous boxers. The Manchus Quanyou, Lingshan, Wancun and Wanchun also received the true inheritance of Lu Chan, but they all followed Lu Chan's orders and worshiped Banhou's disciples.