Gyeonggi's Past: the Legend of Five Elements Tongbeiquan Chuck

In 1866, the fifth year of Tongzhi in the late Qing Dynasty, Zhang Ce was born into a poor family in Xianghe County. After Chuck grew up, he fell in love with the Mongolian girl He Ye. In order to get ahead and let He Ye live a good life, Chuck decided to compete for the position of Xianghe County Youth League President, but was defeated by Yuan Xuenong, a scumbag from the Tai Chi Sect. In order to learn Tai Chi, Zhang Ce took He Ye to Daxing County to learn Tai Chi from Tai Chi master Yang Jianhou. In the process of studying art, he became friends with Yang Chengfu, the son of Yang Jianhou, and Zhang Shaozeng, a student from Dacheng County. Zhang Ce went to Gu'an County again and learned boxing from Chen Qing, a famous Tongbei boxing master. He got involved in the political struggle in the capital by accident, and his relationship with his master's niece Jingliu warmed up. When the Eight-Power Allied Forces attacked Beijing, Chuck rushed to Langfang with his apprentices and participated in the battle of Langfang Victory. When the Revolution of 1911 broke out, Zhang Ce and county teacher Zhu Jiudan went to Yongqing to help him establish Cunshi Middle School, the first private middle school in Zhili. Later, he founded a sect and officially unveiled the banner of "Five Elements Tongbei Quan". After the establishment of the National Government, the first national martial arts competition was organized, and Zhang Ce was appointed as a judge and attended this event. However, at this time, the Japanese invaded China, and his daughter Zhang Junqi and others joined the Communist Party and participated in the revolutionary movement to save the nation. Brother Wu Huan became a traitor and launched the Xianghe coup in 1935, brutally murdering Zhang Ce and his wife, which became the trigger of the "December 9" movement.