acknowledged as the foremost authority on Chen Style Taijiquan today. 

 Grandmaster Feng attaches great importance to both inheritance and innovation. He created Chen Style Xinyi Hunyuan Taijiquan to express the true principle underlying the movements of all things. His system integrates Xinyi with Taiji and Qigong to provide both health benefits and self-defensive skills. 

The fundamental principle of Chen Style Xinyi Hunyuan Taijiquan is that, while designed for health and self-defense, it focuses on health; while alternating movements with stillness, it emphasizes stillness; and while simultaneously training the internal and the external, it gives priority to the internal. Grandmaster Fang’s guiding principle is that the internal and external should act in unison; the upper and lower body should follow each other; the whole body should move in coordination and the Hunyuan integrity state should be cultivated. 

Grandmaster Feng has taught Taiji widely and tirelessly. He has published several books that generously share knowledge that has never been publicly revealed. Taiji is a treasure of traditional Chinese culture, but he has traveled to many countries to present it as a gift to the would. A fruitful tree appeals wordlessly. 

Grandmaster Feng is revered and respected at home and abroad for his moral force and peerless martial arts techniques. Just in the new-year’s days, Beijing Zhiqiang Wushu Institute had new guests from Korea, Japan and Russia, who took their special tour to Beijing for learning Hunyuan Taichi from the grandmaster Feng Zhiqiang. Despite the cold in Beijing’s winter, the exercisers of different nations are spending their every day with sweating in Taichi form sets.