The advanced Chinese Kung Fu Tai Chi became known to people in 1850 when the master Yeung brought the Chan’s Tai Chi to Beijing. The combat system was then being taught and study widely in China. Many different forms and streams evolved. One of the best Tai Chi masters ever born was Chan. He taught Tai Chi in Beijing around 1930. His skill was extremely good and yet he was a very nice person.

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