After 3 Taijiquan lineages ... another one?

After 3 Taijiquan lineages ... another one?
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[@vassilstanev3867]

Waiting for the video!👍🏼😊

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[@user-bj4rz6up9s]

Congratulations Sifu!

[@garycpriestley]

Wow - congrats!!

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Thank you

[@edwarddowd-yinyang]

So what about the certificates Liang Dehua has given out to his students stating that they are a 7th generation linage holder in this linage and they can now teach and spread the art?

[@SifuSergioChannel]

So that should be the Liang De Hua Chuan Cheng lineage of course he is allowed to do that. Just not officially the Yang Shao Hou/Gu Lisheng lineage as in that lineage it can clearly only be done by the current Lineage holder and successor 5th generation Sifu Qi Chisheng.

[@allanwilliams1814]

Hello Sergio, nice to see you always expanding, Ive been involved in martial Tai ji for over 40 years, what I have found and seen is most is BS, so nice to see you delving into it.

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Thank you

[@dteun]

I was at the opening of your school in Amsterdam would like to gonratulate you with this journey you are on Greetings from a old kuntaoer Leiden/Limburg and choyleefut/Leiden

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Thank you appreciate that 🙏🏻

[@kodokudeusotsuki]

I have troubles to understand the chinese words, can you provide subtitles when you use chinese words? Thank you!

[@YudiTera]

Always nice to see a new video Sifu. Maybe implement baguazhang and pakwa systems in the school curriculum? Both are internal styles if I'm not mistaken and what is your opinion on these styles? 💖

[@elmegyek77]

You did a good job. I suggest you to chek out also a different lineage which is very rare and at the same time extremely important, since it has deep connections both to Yang Luchan (it is considered the classical old Yang style) and the so called "northern" Wu Shi Taijiquan (by Wang Mou Zhai) and the vell known "souther" branch developed by the famous Wu Jianquan, Wu Quanyou's son. This lineage belongs to grandmaster Liu Fengshan also known as Liu Caichen, from which the Mandarin name Liu Caichen (刘彩臣), in Cantonese Lau Tsoi (or Choy) San, who is the most important figure in the history of the Liu He Men school, not only because in him the knowledge and experiences of very famous masters converge, but also because he is the common progenitor between the Beijing branch of the Liu He School (Beijing Liu He Men 北京六合门) and that of Hong Kong (香港六合门), both currently active. Through him, the knowledge of Yue Shi San Shou, Liuhequan, Baguazhang, Xingyiquan and Tajiquan of the school has passed on to posterity. After having wandered far and wide throughout China doing the most disparate jobs to survive and always looking for a true master from whom to learn martial arts, Fengshan settled in Beijing where, after a few years, he managed to come into contact with Liu Dekuan (刘德宽 Lau Tak Fun), famous master originally from the Cangzhou area (沧州), owner of a securities stock company. Having noticed his great predisposition for martial arts, he accepted him as a student (some sources say that he adopted him by giving him his own surname: Liu), corrected him and integrated his Kung Fu. Caichen was also chosen to be part of the value escorts. From grandmaster Liu Dekuan, Caichen learned Liuhequan (六合拳), Baguazhang (八卦掌), Yue family San Shou (岳家拳), and long spear (長鎗), as well as the rudiments of Xingyiquan (形意 拳), which he later developed with the famous master Geng Ji Shan (耿繼善), a direct descendant of the lineage that leads back to Yue Fei. Liu Caichen also became an expert in the small frame of Yang family Taijiquan by learning it directly from the grandmaster Wu Quanyou (吳全佑, 1834 - 1902). The latter had been a direct disciple of Yang Lu Chan 杨露禅 (1799 - 1872), progenitor of the Yang family's Taiji, who had in turn learned the secrets of the gongfu of the Chen clan from Chen Changxing. Wu Quanyou taught many students, three of whom were very important, namely his son Wu Jianquan (吴鉴泉, 1870-1942) is famous for being the founder of the so-called "Southern" Wu style Taijiquan for having developed in Shanghai and later up to Hong Kong; Wang Mou Chai (王茂齋), founder of the so-called "Northern" Wu style, as it remained in the area of the Chinese capital, and Liu Caichen which has in fact preserved its own distinct line, now very rare, which survives only in the Liu He Men schools. The Taijiquan traditionally transmitted by the masters within the Liu He Men clan, despite being a Wu style (吳氏), coming from the grandmaster Wu Quanyou, is nothing other than the ancient Yang style. In an interesting treatise on Taijiquan by the grandmaster Liu Caichen written and published in 1933 by one of his students, Li shape (find out more at the link: brennantranslation.wordpress.com/2015/10/29/the-taiji-manual-of-li-xianwu/). The importance of the grandmaster Liu Caichen is also demonstrated by the fact that, in the early 1920s, he was called to be part of the teaching staff of the Institute of Physical Education in Beijing, together with other very famous masters exponents of different styles including who, to name just a few of the most famous: Wu Jianquan, Yang Shao Hou, Yang Cheng Fu and Sun Lutang. With these and other masters Liu Caichen had the opportunity to exchange knowledge and experiences, and it is certain that his influence in the world of Chinese martial arts of the time was notable. Liu Caichen had various students, including his son Lau Wan Hoi, Maa Yiu Qing (马玉清), Chen Pan Ling (for Xingyiquan) and our Sikong the grand master Wong Suen Ting. To date, the greatest expert in Liu Caichen Wu Style Taijiquan is actually Sifu Henny Elonora, founder of the Liu He Men Kung Fu School in Amsterdam, as well as the Academy of Harmoy which operates mainly in northern Italy. He is the technical responsable of the Liu He Men Kung Fu Federation. I hope it can help! Greetings and good luck

[@PalaniInn]

What are olde names for Tai chi? Like cotton fist continues fist, mian quan

[@ytb460]

Congratulations. So you are the same generation as Liangdehua I guess.

[@SifuSergioChannel]

Liang de Hua is my older brother in this lineage but yes both of us are the 6th generation disciples of the lineage