
Wu Jianquan
Wu Jianquan was a renowned Chinese martial artist and a key figure in popularizing Tai Chi Chuan, particularly the Wu style. Born in 1870, he developed a gentle, fluid form of Tai Chi emphasizing precise movements, relaxation, and internal energy flow. His teachings focus on harmony between mind and body, promoting health, balance, and self-defense. Wu Jianquan's contributions helped make Tai Chi accessible and respected worldwide, blending traditional philosophy with practical techniques. His influence continues through his students and the global spread of Wu-style Tai Chi, which remains a popular Chinese martial art practiced for health, meditation, and martial skill.