It is very important to respect the elder generation masters of the Chinese martial arts family. People say, "One should never forget who made a well when drinking the water." Learning respect is the first lesson in any martial arts class. Only if you can do it well, do you have a chance to inherit high level skills. Do not underestimate the accomplishments of the older generation and do not forget the source of your knowledge. This traditional and fundamental form of respect has made it possible for a valuable art to survive.

Here we present some pictures of the elder generation masters in our group. In time, we hope we can find more photos to update this gallery.

Taiji Quan

In our Wu Style Taijia lineage, we respect Quan You was the first  generation. In the second generation, Quan You's son Wu Jianquan and his senior disciple Wang Maozhai led the south and north group of Wu Style Taiji Quan.

                                       
Wang Maozhai - Quan You's                                 Wu Jianquan - Quan You's
senior disciple, the leader of                                   son, the leader of Wu style
Wu style north group                                               south group

In the north Wu Style Taiji group, Yang Yuting was leader in the third generation. Wang Peisheng is Yang's senior disciple and the group administrator. Luo Shuhuan was Wang's earliest disciple and the group administrator in his generation.  

               
      Yang Yuting                     Wang Peisheng                    Luo Shuhuan

Bagua Zhang

In our Bagua Zhang Lineage, we believe Dong Haichuan was the founder of this school. In the second generation, there were several different styles were taught. Yin Style, Cheng Style, Song Style, and Liu Style are the most famous.

Xingyi Quan

There are four different Xingyi Quan styles. They are Henan Style, Dai Family Style, Shanxi Style, and Hebei Style. Hebei Style is the most popular style.