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Chen Changxing ou Ch'en Chang-hsing (chinois simplifié : 陈长兴, pinyin : Chén Chángxīng) (1771–1853), surnommé le « grand souverain qui se tient telle une tablette des ancêtres », est un maître de la 14e génération de la famille Chen de tai Chi Chuan. Il exerce le métier d'escorteur de caravanes et enseigne les arts martiaux. Il est en particulier connu pour avoir élargi l'enseignement de cette boxe au-delà du cercle familial. Yang Luchan est notamment son élève. Chen Changxing (chinesisch 陳長興 / 陈长兴, Pinyin Chén Chángxīng, W.-G. Ch’en Chang-hsing; * 1771; † 1853) war ein Mitglied der Chen-Familie in Chenjiagou, Henan, Chinesisches Kaiserreich, in der 14. Generation und ein einflussreicher Lehrer der Kampfkunst Taijiquan. Beide Sichtweisen erklären schlüssig, warum das Taijiquan von Yang Luchan und seinen Nachkommen sich so fundamental vom modernen Chen-Stil Taijiquan unterscheidet, aber weder die eine noch die andere Version konnten bisher bewiesen werden, daher bleibt die Kontroverse bestehen. Chen Changxing o Ch'en Chang-hsing (1771-1853) fue un descendiente de la XIV generación y maestro de la VI generación de la Familia Chen, además fue un influyente artista marcial y maestro de taijiquan (taichi chuan).​​ Mestre Chen Changxing (陳長興 ou 陈长兴) (Pinyin: Chén Chángxīng; Wade-Giles: Ch'en Chang-hsing) (1771 - 1853) foi um famoso praticante de artes marciais e professor de Tai Chi Chuan estilo Chen (陳式太極拳), pertencendo à sexta geração de mestres do estilo da família Chen. A personalidade de Chen Changxing foi descrita como irreverente. Por sua postura ereta, recebeu o apelido "Sr. Tabuleta Ancestral". Foi o responsável pela transmissão da prática a Yang Luchan em 1820, o primeiro a aprendê-la sem ser membro da família Chen.Assim, também está na origem da linhagem do Tai Chi Chuan estilo Yang. 陳長興（1771年－1853年），字雲亭，河南焦作人，祖籍山西晉城，陳家溝十四世。 Chen Changxing or Ch'en Chang-hsing (1771–1853) was a 14th generation descendant and 6th generation master of the Chen Family and was an influential martial artist and teacher of taijiquan (t'ai chi ch'uan). Chen Changxing is a slightly mysterious character and much controversy surrounds him. He is most known as the teacher of the great taijiquan master Yang Luchan, but there is much disagreement over which style of martial art Chen Changxing actually taught to the family outsider. Чэнь Чанси́н (кит. трад. 陳長興, упр. 陈长兴, пиньинь Chén Chángxīng, 1771—1853) - потомок в 14 поколении известной , принадлежал к 6-му поколению занимающихся боевым искусствам этой семьи. Широко признан как значительная фигура в боевых искусствах и известен как учитель тайцзицюань. Чэнь Чансин довольно загадочная личность, вызвавшая много исторических разногласий. Наиболее известен он тем, что обучал знаменитого специалиста тайцзицюань , но слишком много споров о том, какой именно стиль боевых искусств передал за пределы семьи Чэнь Чансин. 陳 長興（ちん ちょうこう、チェン・チャンシン、1771年 - 1853年）は、清朝時代の実在した武術家。中国武術のひとつである太極拳の陳式太極拳中興の祖。陳氏十四世。字は雲亭。
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Chen Changxing ou Ch'en Chang-hsing (chinois simplifié : 陈长兴, pinyin : Chén Chángxīng) (1771–1853), surnommé le « grand souverain qui se tient telle une tablette des ancêtres », est un maître de la 14e génération de la famille Chen de tai Chi Chuan. Il exerce le métier d'escorteur de caravanes et enseigne les arts martiaux. Il est en particulier connu pour avoir élargi l'enseignement de cette boxe au-delà du cercle familial. Yang Luchan est notamment son élève. Selon la tradition, il aurait fondé le grand style (dajia) et participé au regroupement de sept enchaînements anciens en deux formes (di yi lu et paochui). Chen Changxing or Ch'en Chang-hsing (1771–1853) was a 14th generation descendant and 6th generation master of the Chen Family and was an influential martial artist and teacher of taijiquan (t'ai chi ch'uan). Chen Changxing is a slightly mysterious character and much controversy surrounds him. He is most known as the teacher of the great taijiquan master Yang Luchan, but there is much disagreement over which style of martial art Chen Changxing actually taught to the family outsider. Some schools of thought suggest that Chen Changxing was a maverick who practiced and taught a style of martial art that was not part of the Chen Family martial arts tradition, and that was passed to him either directly or indirectly from a taijiquan master known as . Some other schools of thought suggest that Chen Changxing re-worked two or more of the traditional Chen Family routines into his own style and then taught it to Yang Luchan and others. Both schools successfully explain why the taijiquan that Yang Luchan's descendants now practice is substantially different from the modern Chen routines, but neither theory can be completely substantiated and thus much controversy remains. At the same time, the members of the Chen clan believe that not much changed in Chen Taijiquan from the times preceding Chen Changxing, nor after him besides, perhaps, the sequence of the movements and their grouping in to the forms. The differences between Chen Taijiquan and other big styles are mostly attributed to the independent development of non-Chen styles in the modern and pre-modern eras. The visual representation of the Sun style, for instance, looks strikingly different from the Yang style, which in its turn mirrors the Chen style to a high degree, both in the appearance and movements names. Chen Changxing is said to have been of an irreverent character and was given the nickname "Mr Ancestral Tablet" due to the directness of his posture. In "The Genealogy of the Chen Family" he is noted as a martial arts instructor, but the detail of the style he taught is not present. 陳長興（1771年－1853年），字雲亭，河南焦作人，祖籍山西晉城，陳家溝十四世。 Chen Changxing (chinesisch 陳長興 / 陈长兴, Pinyin Chén Chángxīng, W.-G. Ch’en Chang-hsing; * 1771; † 1853) war ein Mitglied der Chen-Familie in Chenjiagou, Henan, Chinesisches Kaiserreich, in der 14. Generation und ein einflussreicher Lehrer der Kampfkunst Taijiquan. Bekannt wurde er vor allem als der Taijiquan Meister von Yang Luchan: Zu seiner Zeit lebte in der Chen-Familie ein Leibeigener namens Yang Luchan. Dieser interessierte sich für das von der Familie praktizierte Taijiquan und wurde schließlich von Chen Changxing als Schüler angenommen und so zum Begründer des Yang-Stils. Allerdings gibt es eine Kontroverse darüber, welchen Kampfkunst-Stil Yang Luchan von Chen Changxing gelernt hat. Die Überlieferung der Yang-Familie sieht ihn nicht in der Tradition der in Chenjiagou praktizierten Kampfkunststile, sondern einer Kunst, die er direkt oder indirekt vom Taijiquan-Meister (蔣發 / 蒋发, Jiǎng Fā, Chiang Fa) aus dem Kreis Wen gelernt haben soll. In der Überlieferung des Chen-Stil Taijiquan fasste er die von Chen Wangting überlieferten Formen des Chen-Stils der inneren Kampfkunst Taijiquan in den zwei Formen der "Alten Haltung" Lǎojià (老架 – „wörtlich alter Rahmen, kontextbezogend: alte Körperhaltung, althergebrachte Körperstellung“) zusammen. Beide Sichtweisen erklären schlüssig, warum das Taijiquan von Yang Luchan und seinen Nachkommen sich so fundamental vom modernen Chen-Stil Taijiquan unterscheidet, aber weder die eine noch die andere Version konnten bisher bewiesen werden, daher bleibt die Kontroverse bestehen. Chen Changxing hatte aufgrund seiner extrem aufrechten Körperhaltung den Spitznamen „Mr. Ahnentafel“. In der Genealogie der Chen Familie ist er als Kampfkunst-Lehrer angeführt, aber ohne genauere Angaben, welchen Stil er vermittelt hat. Mestre Chen Changxing (陳長興 ou 陈长兴) (Pinyin: Chén Chángxīng; Wade-Giles: Ch'en Chang-hsing) (1771 - 1853) foi um famoso praticante de artes marciais e professor de Tai Chi Chuan estilo Chen (陳式太極拳), pertencendo à sexta geração de mestres do estilo da família Chen. A personalidade de Chen Changxing foi descrita como irreverente. Por sua postura ereta, recebeu o apelido "Sr. Tabuleta Ancestral". Foi o responsável pela transmissão da prática a Yang Luchan em 1820, o primeiro a aprendê-la sem ser membro da família Chen.Assim, também está na origem da linhagem do Tai Chi Chuan estilo Yang. Chen Changxing é um personagem misterioso e controverso. Há muita discussão sobre que estilo da arte marcial realmente ensinou realmente a Yang Luchan. Alguns estudiosos sugerem que Chen Changxing praticava e ensinava um estilo da arte marcial que não fazia parte da tradição das artes marciais da família de Chen, que lhe foi passada diretamente ou indiretamente por um mestre de Taijiquan conhecido como . Outra teoria sugere que Chen Changxing estruturou seu próprio estilo a partir seleção e combinação de elementos das rotinas tradicionais da família de Chen. Estas duas teorias são algumas das diversas hipóteses que tentam explicar porque o Taijiquan que os descendentes de Yang Luchan praticam atualmente é substancialmente diferente das rotinas modernas praticadas pela família Chen. Como nenhuma destas teorias pode ser comprovada por documentos, permanece a controvérsia. Na "Genealogia da família Chen" é apontado como um instrutor das artes marciais, mas não há indicações sobre o estilo que ensinou. O Tai Chi Chuan ensinado por Chen Changxing a Yang Luchan, na verdade nada tem a ver com arte marcial, configurando-se como um potente Yoga, tal como expõe de forma explícita o parapsicólogo, psicoterapeuta, pesquisador e prof. de Tao Yoga, Fernando Salvino, praticante e estudioso do Tai Chi Chuan, desde 1997, o qual investigador da consciência humana, especialmente o fenômeno da retrocognição e da lembrança das vidas anteriores. O pesquisador afirma que uma das únicas formas para se resolver o problema do que vem a ser o Tai Chi Chuan é cada um dos praticantes veteranos e experientes, com mais de uma década de práticas dedicadas e que tiveram facilidade inata e rápida em aprender o método, entrarem em retrocognição e lembrarem de suas vidas anteriores na China e resgatarem da memória extracerebral os conhecimentos perdidos e não registrados na história. Com isto é possível lembrarmos do Tai Chi Chuan original, sem distorções e alterações, tal como ensinado por Chen a Yang Luchan. O Tai Chi Chuan pode ser definido, inicialmente e superficialmente, como o longo ásana do Tao Yoga, realizado com potência, força e maestria, necessitando anos e anos de prática e estudos para que o praticante possa compreender a essência do método, que está fundamentado nos pressupostos já delineados por Patañjali, no Sutra-Yoga, e aprofundados na China pelo Nei-Dan e pelas contribuições deixadas por Da-Mo, o monge indiano e yogue que levou o conhecimento indiano a China, mais de 2 mil anos atrás. Chen Changxing o Ch'en Chang-hsing (1771-1853) fue un descendiente de la XIV generación y maestro de la VI generación de la Familia Chen, además fue un influyente artista marcial y maestro de taijiquan (taichi chuan).​​ Чэнь Чанси́н (кит. трад. 陳長興, упр. 陈长兴, пиньинь Chén Chángxīng, 1771—1853) - потомок в 14 поколении известной , принадлежал к 6-му поколению занимающихся боевым искусствам этой семьи. Широко признан как значительная фигура в боевых искусствах и известен как учитель тайцзицюань. Чэнь Чансин довольно загадочная личность, вызвавшая много исторических разногласий. Наиболее известен он тем, что обучал знаменитого специалиста тайцзицюань , но слишком много споров о том, какой именно стиль боевых искусств передал за пределы семьи Чэнь Чансин. Некоторые полагают что Чэнь Чансин практиковал стиль боевого искусства вне семейной традиции семьи Чэнь, который получил от учителя по имени Цзян Фа. Другие считают что Чэнь Чансин переработал традиционные техники семьи Чэнь в свой собственный стиль и обучал ему Ян Лучаня и других. И те и другие успешно объясняют почему тайцзицюань практикуемый последователями Ян Лучаня существенно отличается от техники современного стиля Чэнь, но обе теории не имеют твердых подтверждений и оставляют много места для споров. Говорят Чэнь Чансин имел независимый характер и получил прозвище «Господин Табличка Предков» видимо за идеально прямую осанку. В «Генеалогии семь Чэнь» он упоминается как инструктор боевого искусства, но не указано какой именно стиль он преподавал. 陳 長興（ちん ちょうこう、チェン・チャンシン、1771年 - 1853年）は、清朝時代の実在した武術家。中国武術のひとつである太極拳の陳式太極拳中興の祖。陳氏十四世。字は雲亭。
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