This is a martial arts drama, released on 1997. This play was co-produced by Hong Kong and Taiwan. The directors are Zhang Xinyan (198 1 director of Jet Li Shaolin Temple) and Yuan Heping, the first martial arts director in Hong Kong. The actors are mainly from the mainland, supplemented by Hong Kong.
Introduction:
During the Daoguang period, Yuqian Yang, a teenager from yutian county, Hebei Province, loved martial arts since childhood, and his wit and courage were also appreciated by the villagers. Yu Yang went out to learn skills from famous teachers. When he landed in Beijing, he was lucky enough to meet Dong Hancheng, the true hero of gossip, and wanted to learn from a teacher. However, he left soon because Dong Hancheng had other important things to do, which made Yuqian Yang very disappointed. After many twists and turns, Yu Yang came to Chen Jiabao, wen county, Henan. He wanted to worship Chen Weishi, the village head of Taiji Master, but he was rejected and was driven out of the village. Chen was poisoned. Saved Chen Yi's life without losing his dignity. Deeply moved, Chen made an exception and officially accepted as an apprentice. Yu Yang can finally get what he wants, and his martial arts has made rapid progress. In the martial arts competition, Yu Yang beat seven masters with his superb Tai Ji Chuan and became famous in one fell swoop. Under the guidance of Chen, Tai Ji Chuan has been improved more perfectly. Yuqian Yang set up a museum in Beijing to teach students, whether in the Qing Dynasty, Han Chinese or foreigners, or even disabled people, all gave their hearts to each other, so that Tai Chi could be carried forward and spread to all corners of the world. Yu Yang's cadres showed the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, such as filial piety, loyalty, faithfulness, benevolence, righteousness, courtesy and wisdom, which made Yuqian Yang a master of "Yangjia Taiji".