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Grand Master Yang Lu Chan (鄲橋U)
the founder of Yang Tai Chi Chuan perfected the Yang Family
Tai Chi Chuan and his grandson Master Yang Cheng Fu (邀慮)
set the standard form of Tai Chi Chuan. Yang style Tai Chi
became very popular in China and was later spread throughout
the world.
During the early days of 1926, merchants and street medicine
traders from China introduced Chinese kungfu and Tai Chi to
Malaysia. However the teachings of Tai Chi Chuan were done
on a smaller scale.
From 1929 onwards, the Chin Wu Association (娼冷)
in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia promoted Wushu (冷g)
and other sports activities. Famous Wushu and Tai Chi
masters , including the students of Chen Wei Ming (裏苧),
Lin Bo Yan (爽荻况)
and Tung Yin Kit (境哂旬)
were invited from China to teach at Chin Wu Association and
its branches throughout Malaysia.
In 1957, Chen Man Ching (凧楳)
and his students Huang Sheng Shyuan and Ye Xiu Ting (~倔勇)
came to Malaysia and promoted Tai Chi Chuan in Sarawak,
Sabah, Kuala Lumpur, Pahang, Negeri Seremban and Malacca
whilst Ye Xiu Ting taught in northern peninsular, Penang and
Thailand.
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