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![]() Chen Zhaopei Biography |
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![]() In 1958, he returned to the Chen Village to teach the 19th generation, and was a primary instructor of the 'Four Tigers' of the 19th generation: Chen Xiaowang, Wang Xian, Chen Zhenglei, and Zhu Tiancai. He never stopped teaching and was awarded the title: 'Grand Taiji Master' at the national martial art convention in 1960. He is remembered as a master of the art and man of high character, one who continued teaching the traditional art despite the persecutions of the cultural revolution. Image courtesy of Cheng Jin Cai. |
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