Wu Kung-tsao Quotes

1902–1983 China

Wu Kung-tsao (1902 – 1983), also spelled Wu Gongzao or Ng Gung Jou, was a Chinese tai chi chuan teacher of Manchu ancestry known for his literary contributions to and commentary on the tai chi classics in a general sense as well as describing unique characteristics of his family's Wu style tai chi chuan. He was the second son of Wu Chien-ch’uan (Wu Jianquan) and father of Wu Ta-hsin (Wu Daxin).

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Also known as: Ng Kung Cho, Wu Gongzao, Wu Kung Cho

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Tai chi chuan (taìjíqúan) is a Taoist practice emphasizing cultivation of martial ethics.

Wu Family T'ai Chi Ch'uan (1980)

Push hands is practiced between two people: the intitiator and the one acted upon. Initiating is called ‘asking’. The person acted upon ‘answers’. When the opponent asks, listen first before answering.

Wu Family T'ai Chi Ch'uan (1980)

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