taijiquan: rooted in Taoism (Part 3)

Statue of Chen Wangting in Chenjiagou (Chen Village), with Chen Bing in the foreground. Chen Wangting (1600-1680) was a Chinese military officer during the last years of the Ming empire. When the Ming dynasty collapsed, he retired to Chen village (Chenjiagou), and created Chen Family Taijiquan.  The following passage is from C.P. Ong's book, Taijiquan:…

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