Cold Wood

Fang Wenyu, the direct descendant of Fang Style Tai Chi, was rigorously trained by his family as the heir since he was a child. His strong boxing skills showed off his sharp edge. His life was firmly locked in the destiny of "beating the Chen family and preserving the glory of the Fang family". He was cold and tight, and he didn't know what relaxation was. Chen Zhixia, the successor of Chen Style Tai Chi, grew up immersed in the Tai Chi way of "cultivation of the mind first, softness to carry the strength". He has a transparent and gentle personality, and his movements are smooth and flowing. He believes that Tai Chi is a way of balance, not a sectarian dispute. A transfer student from Class 1, Grade 3, and a junior from a feuding family accidentally became roommates. Hundreds of years of factional estrangement lie between the two, and they were deliberately alienated and wary when they first met. Campus Tai Chi performances and youth martial arts competitions followed one after another. The two people who were forced to share the stage got a glimpse of the loneliness and tenacity behind each other's masks through their discussions, confrontations and side-by-sides. Fang Wenyu gradually doubts the family's obsession with winning and losing from generation to generation; Chen Zhixia also understands that being soft does not mean giving in blindly. When the old feud between the two families breaks out again, with pressure and criticism from their elders, the two teenagers break free from the shackles given by their families and use the principles of yin and yang of Tai Chi to break family prejudices. The heartbeat of a young man is hidden in the ups and downs of the cloud hand, and youthful growth is integrated into every move. They will eventually understand: Tai Chi does not compete with winning or losing, the most important thing is the harmony of yin and yang; love does not fear fate, and is willing to go to the summer of the world together.