Cheng Wing Kwong (1903–1967) performs the traditional Wu style of Tai Chi Chuan in this video. Cheng was an inside disciple of the famous Wu Chien Chuan (1870 – 1942).

Cheng Wing Kwong started learning the Wu style of Tai Chi Chuan as a young man at the Hong Kong Ching Wu Martial Arts Club. His teacher was Chiu Sau Chien, who was a nephew of Wu Chien Chuan. In 1937, Wu Chien Chuan moved to Hong Kong to teach his style of Tai Chi. It was shortly after this that Cheng began training with Wu, and was accepted as an indoor disciple.

Cheng Wing Kwong trained hard and became very proficient in the Wu style of Tai Chi Chuan. Over time, he started teaching, and became the Vice President of Wu Chien Chuan Tai Chi Academy in Hong Kong. Along with Wu Gong Yi, the son of Wu Chien Chuan, Cheng travelled to Guangzhou, Singapore, and Malaysia where they started schools teaching the Wu style of Tai Chi Chuan.

Before learning the Wu style of Tai Chi, Cheng had learned Hsing I Chuan and Ba Gua Chuan from either Sun Lu Tang or one of his students. Over time, Cheng included elements of what he learned from the Sun style into his own Tai Chi and his teaching. Because of this, the lineage of Tai Chi from him is referred to as the Cheng Wing Kwong Wu Style. One of his well known students was Cheng Ting Hung, who taught in Hong Kong.

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