Yang is the best Tai Ji Chuan.

Yang Zui's famous Tai Ji Chuan is Type 28.

Yang taiji biography is introduced as follows:

Tai Ji Chuan in Yang Tai has a long history and is one of the important schools in Tai Ji Chuan. It was developed and edited by Yang Luchan, his sons Yang Banhou, Yang Jianhou, his grandchildren Yang Shaohou and Yang Chengfu.

Yang Tai Jichuan is deeply loved by the masses because of its simple posture, fairness and simplicity, and simple practice methods. Yang Tai has strict requirements on his opponent's eye and body movements. Only by practicing boxing and pushing hands correctly can he achieve good results.

The 48-Style and 24-Style officially announced by the State Sports Commission and performed many times all originated from this young Tai Ji Chuan. Yang also gave birth to the biography of Tai Chi.

Yang Fukui (1799- 1872), a native of Yongnian, Hebei Province, studied under Chen Changxing. Yang Luchan practiced martial arts since childhood. Because of his poor family and forced to make a living, he worked in Taihe Tang, a Chinese medicine shop in Xiguan Street, Guangping. This drugstore belongs to Chen Kai. He is from Chenjiagou. Chen Jianyang was diligent, trustworthy and capable, so he was sent to work in Chenjiagou.

It happened that Chen Changxing borrowed Chen's home as an apprentice. Yang is envious and wants to learn from the teacher, but one thing is very complicated. Both of them are afraid that Chen will not accept himself. Although he knows all kinds of taboos in the Jianghu, he is eager to learn martial arts. When Chen and his disciples are practicing boxing, he observes and writes down some moves and practices them privately when no one is around. Over time, I actually got something.

Later, I saw that he was a talented person. Instead of blaming him, I boldly abandoned my opinions and Jianghu taboos, and discussed with Chen to let him formally study Tai Ji Chuan in his spare time.

The Biography of Juvenile Taiji has a history of 170 years. The first generation was founded by Yang Luchan (1799- 1872). He learned the true kung fu of Taiji Chuan from Chenjiagou, Wenxian County, and was invited by his relative Wu Ruqing (1804- 1887, then director of Fengtian Department of Qing Dynasty, foreign minister of Sichuan Department, and second-class title of Hualing).

Yang Banhou (1837- 1892) and his second son Yang Jianhou (1839-17) went to Beijing to teach boxing. Yang Banhou (then commander of Wu Deqi, the flag of the Qing army, and Dai Lanling) beat foreigners in Beijing, and the corrupt and incompetent Qing government dared not keep him.