Forty Years of Wudang Storm

**Tai Chi is not a boxing exercise, it is a circle drawn by a person for forty years. ** We have all heard of Zhang Sanfeng. The founder of the Wudang Sect and the founder of Tai Chi lives in Jin Yong's writings and in the legends of every martial arts film and television drama. But Zhang Sanfeng in those stories is often just a symbol - an old immortal with fluttering white beard, standing in the clouds and overlooking all living beings. "Wu-Tang 40" does an amazing thing: it turns this symbol back into a human being. The story begins one evening in late autumn in Wudang Mountain. Forty-two-year-old Zhang Junbao is not a "real person" yet, he is just a Taoist priest who practices boxing in a thatched cottage. His Thirteen Tai Chi postures were only rough, but he always felt that something was missing. He has a younger brother who is farming at the foot of the mountain. He goes up to the mountain to drink a pot of wine with him every half month and calls him "brother." Then my brother died. Of the more than 120 people living in Taoyuan Village, no one survived. On the screen wall at the entrance of the village, a handprint was painted in blood. From then on, a man who had lived in seclusion for ten years was forced to re-enter the world. This is a suspense novel disguised as martial arts. A demon who knew how to use the "Big Sky Hands" died ten years ago. Why did he appear in Taoyuan Village again? Behind Wanyan Chixiao who controls the Wuwei Division, who is controlling the organization called "Xuanyin Sect"? Shaolin monk Kong Zhi only wrote one word in his suicide note - "Xuan" - and did not dare to write any more. He said: That person is "right next to you and me." This is also a novel about "enlightenment". On the road to revenge, Zhang Sanfeng gradually revealed the true meaning of Tai Chi - not to defeat the enemy, but to transform the enemy. Tai Chi