Wang Yan
Wang Yan
Wang Yan (1900-1980), born in Chenjiagou, Wenxian County, Henan Province. Chen Style Taijiquan is the main successor of the ninth generation. Chen Yanxi, the proud disciple of Taijiquan master at the end of Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, is one of the four old vajras of Chenjiagou.
Life of the characters
Wang Yangong is intelligent and intelligent. Since childhood, he has been influenced by the martial arts of the village and loved martial arts. However, instead of joining the army, he went to 42 martial arts centers in the village and peeped at each other for comparison. Later, he learned that Chen Yanxi's work had entered the realm of enlightenment, so he went to Yanxi's martial arts arena to sit and watch, but he didn't want to return. Knowing his ambition, his uncle recommended him to worship Chen Yanxi and learn Taijiquan. He is a close friend of his fellow teachers, such as Chen Baoyu and Chen fake. He practised hard. Every teacher taught him, he would practice day and night, and rest only two or three hours a day. Winter practice 39, summer practice three Fu, boxing skills, known as "iron stroke God rely on.". Inheriting the essence of master Chen Yanxi's Taijiquan, the boxing technique is delicate. Its posture is low and stable, the body is in the right position, the moves are in place, the virtual and real are clear, and the winding force runs through the whole routine. The whole set of boxing moves in a smooth and flowing way. It's a big and slow way. It's choppy. It's loose and flexible, and it's shaking. It's continuous. It can be switched without trace, and it can be accomplished in one go. Wang Yangong is proficient in all kinds of Tai Chi instruments, such as knives, spears, swords and sticks. In particular, the spring and autumn broadsword dances very well. It's impenetrable and perfect. It makes people afraid to step forward.
Character relationship
In the early 1950s, he set up accounts to teach apprentices. In 1958, Chen zhaopi returned to his hometown from Zhengzhou. Wang abandoned the old martial arts habits and let his disciples learn from him. Many apprentices have made great progress in their boxing skills. In his later years, Wang Fuli (son), Wang Changjiang (grandson), Zhu Huhu (grandson), Wang Hu (nephew grandson), Cao Erzhu, Zhang Jiasen, Zheng Taigong, Ji Dingzhou, Chen Jimi, Chen guogen, Cui Qiuxi, Wang Chunjing, Wang Changtai, Wang Changxi, Chen Qinghua, Chen Tiancheng, Wang Tianbao, Zhang Kuiyuan, Chen Dagou, Zhang xiaonao, Chen Guosheng, Chen Yongfu, and Wang Hongfu were awarded all the skills he had learned in his life Zhijun, Yan Zhongzhou, Zhang Nao, Chen Qun and many other disciples, as well as countless scholars from various places and villages. His hardworking spirit and broad mind set an example for future generations and made outstanding contributions to the inheritance and development of traditional Chen's Taijiquan.
Chinese PinYin : Wang Yan
Wang Yan
