Su Zai's plane soon landed in Tokyo, Japan.

The Tai Chi Wushu Boxing Alliance is located here.

Tai Chi is also extremely popular in Japan.

Many people from all over the world have traveled thousands of miles to China to learn the arts, and then return to their hometowns to open a museum to teach apprentices.

There are even those who have only learned a few routines and dare to go back and teach hundreds or thousands of students and then proclaim themselves masters.

There are many such scammers in Japan, and there are also in Japan.

Of course, there is also a popular traditional Chinese boxing method in Japan called Bajiquan. This 'door' boxing method is highly respected by the Japanese, and is even called a real killing boxing.

That's because during the Republic of China, Li Shuwen killed many Japanese martial arts masters.

Su Zai had never been to Japan before, but he knew that the martial arts atmosphere in Japan was very strong.

The "extreme" bushido 'spirit' gave the Japanese the will to sacrifice their lives and forget their deaths.

For example, Hikomasa Kimura, who swears that he will cut his stomach if he loses before every competition, and Beida Oyama, who cultivates loneliness in the deep mountains and shaves off his eyebrows. Not to mention Miyamoto Musashi, who is armed with a katana and challenges famous masters everywhere to do life and death fights.

As far as martial arts are concerned, there are a lot of madmen in Japan. Su Zai is familiar with the history of Japanese martial arts, in which all kinds of martial arts masters have done many incredible things in order to pursue the highest level of martial arts. There are many experiences worth learning from Chinese.

So after World War II, Japanese martial artists quickly spread martial arts to the whole world. And most of China's traditional martial arts are still pretending to be gods and 'tricks' ghosts.

"Su Zheng, here. ”

At the exit of the pick-up hall, someone is greeting.

Lao Chen Zai and a few disciples of the 'mixed' Yuan Taiji had been waiting for a long time.

"With you supporting the scene this time, we can make a name for ourselves in the industry. Lao Chen saw that Su Zheng finally appeared, and the big stone in his heart fell to the ground.

"What is the level of this 'exchange' conference?" Su Zheng is really unfamiliar with the various situations in the Taijiquan circle, the circle of traditional martial arts is relatively closed, and he does not enter his 'door', and he can't find any interpersonal relationships in it.

Therefore, the overall level of traditional martial arts is relatively poor, especially Taijiquan, where there are hundreds of millions of people learning it all over the world, and the real master is phoenix 'Mao' Linjiao.

"All the masters will be there, but of course it's nothing to you. Lao Chen was relieved, "Even Yang Shu, who is now recognized as the first person in Tai Chi, is not your opponent." ”

"Is he so powerful?" Several disciples heard Lao Chen's praise, and they were all suspicious in their hearts, but they didn't dare to say it out loud, they were all muttering in a low voice, 'handing over' their heads and ears.

Su Zheng also heard it, and just smiled.

Lao Chen didn't pay attention to the muttering of these disciples, pulled Su into a car, and came to the front of a town house after a while.

There is a plaque hanging on this machiya, which is actually the words "mixed" Yuan Taiji.

Machiya is an old residential style in Kyoto, Japan, with a shop in front and a courtyard in the back, and many residents use the shop in front to do business and live in the back.

Most of the machiya are small, but the one in front of you is very large, and it resembles a martial arts dojo.

"Old Chen, is this your martial arts gym?have all been opened to Japan?" Su Zai was quite surprised, his own martial arts were still playing in the small circle of domestic martial arts, and the people's 'mixed' Yuan Taiji had already spread abroad, and such a big dojo had been built, and the gap was revealed.

"This is opened by one of my Japanese apprentices, and when he heard that I came here this time, he must invite me to live here, and I have arranged room and board throughout the process. He has been learning Tai Chi from me for 20 years, and since he was 20 years old, he has to live in China for three months every year, and he has persevered for 20 years. Lao Chen was very impressed.

As he spoke, a Japanese man appeared at the 'gate' of the machiya, followed by many Japanese disciples dressed in Tai Chi costumes.

This Japanese is forty years old, with a Chinese face, and a square and resolute temperament among the eyebrows, especially the round and long eyes, and the eyebrows are like silkworms, which are "Danfeng Eyes" and "Lying Silkworm Eyebrows", which are somewhat similar to Guan Gong. Judging from the physiognomy, this kind of person can persevere in everything, and is very loyal and brave, but also more conceited.

It seems that Lao Chen, this Japanese immediately knelt down and kowtowed three times, and the Japanese disciples behind him also knelt down and kowtowed.

"I want you not to be like that. Lao Chen hurriedly pulled him up.

"Etiquette is indispensable, this is what makes us different from martial arts. The Japanese said respectfully, but showed a different view from Lao Chen.

Su Zai knew that although Lao Chen was a traditional martial arts master, what he didn't like the most was that set of apprenticeship ceremonies, kowtowing or something. He likes the modern coaching system and thinks that this style is the only way to teach good students.

If students are in awe of their teachers, they will never be able to do well.

But the Japanese in front of me agreed with that set of etiquette very much, and brought it to Japan, just like military training in daily life.

Japanese martial arts pay the most attention to the details of etiquette, and even standing, sitting, eating, drinking, and dressing must have manners, many people do not understand, thinking that this is useless for martial arts, in fact, this is to train people to develop majesty and hone their mentality between sitting and lying down.

After the mentality is honed, the martial arts movements will naturally come naturally.

This is like folding quilts into tofu blocks in the army, which is also honing the quality of military orders and prohibitions.

But Su Zheng also knew that if there were too many rules, it would become a ritual killing, which would wear out people's spiritual 'nature' and make people lose their creativity.

There needs to be a balance between these two aspects.

There are too many rules, lifeless, once the rules are broken, all kinds of creative new things will blow out, but it will also cause mud and sand, and finally the etiquette will fall apart and be out of control.

This is the opposition of 'yin' and yang.

Su Zheng has already realized this truth.

Therefore, his martial arts and kung fu now really have the atmosphere of a grandmaster, and he has understood that whether it is kung fu or life, he must be able to grasp the balance point, grasp the most "modest" point, so that the balance of life will always be in balance, and will not be tilted and degenerate.

These days, he has begun to enter the realm of "enlightenment".

"This is my apprentice, Takeda Zang, who has been studying Tai Chi with me for 20 years. Lao Chen introduced to Su Zheng.

"Master, isn't this your apprentice?" Takeda Zang was very fluent in Chinese, and asked in a low voice, he had already seen that Su Zai's status seemed to be very high, not like Lao Chen's apprentice, but a friend.

"This is our foreign aid of 'mixing' Yuan Taiji, and it is a real master. You can try pushing with him and he will guide you through the changes in strength and airflow. Old Chen said.

Takedazo's eyes were clearly 'revealed' in disbelief.

A few people soon walked into the courtyard and dojo inside, where dozens of disciples were pushing each other's hands, and some were practicing Tai Chi routines.

Lao Chen's 'mixed' Yuan Taijiquan is different from ordinary tricks, adding some fast movements, not blindly slow, just like playing the piano, sometimes like the 'spring' wind blowing on the face, the beads falling on the 'jade' plate, and the eaves dripping. Sometimes it is like a golden iron horse, attacking and fighting, opening and closing.

This routine is very different from ordinary soothing, it is his own understanding.

This set of boxing methods is quite capable of actual combat, and in many times of the 'exchange' in the Taijiquan world, the disciples of the 'mixed' Yuan Taiji have achieved very good results. But he was attacked by other Tai Chi schools, thinking that he was good at changing his boxing methods and breaking the rules.

"Mr. Su Zai, let's 'hand' the next pusher. Takeda Zang invited.

He held out his left hand.

The 'exchange' flow of Tai Chi is to push the hands, not to punch and kick when you come up, and to measure the depth of a person's Tai Chi Kung Fu is also carried out from the test strength of the pushing hands.

Pushers are somewhat similar to wrestling, but not the same as wrestling.

There is skill and brute force in wrestling. Most are brute force cuddles.

And the Tai Chi pusher must not use brute force, but chemical force, the enemy's strength to hit me, I must first melt away, and then aim at the enemy's weak parts, attack with a small force, so that the enemy falls, or is captured and subdued.

Everything is based on the principle of balanced levers, and the moment you hear the power is transformed.

This is an elegant physical culture, but unless it is practiced to a very high level, it cannot be used in actual combat at all. But for self-cultivation and athletic physique, it is very useful to improve one's sharpness.

In simple terms, it's a method of training.

Of course, these tests have a high safety factor.

Su Zai also stretched out his hand and put it together with Takeda Zang, and then pushed it and sent it over.

Takeda Zang smiled in his heart, and was about to dissolve, but found that this power swallowed and changed, like a snake spitting letters, like silkworms spitting silk, sticking to his arm, making him melt into the void.

The whole person was weightless in an instant, and was pushed by this, fell to the ground violently, and rolled twice.

"What?"

"What's going on?"

"How is this possible?" The surrounding disciples were all surprised, completely losing their manners.

Everyone was watching this pusher, and everyone only saw Su Zao and Takeda Zang's hands touching together, and then Su Zao pushed, and Takeda Zang seemed to be pushed to the ground by some strange "internal strength" and rolled directly.

"Impossible!" Takeda didn't seem to believe it, he got up again, and he had to come up and push his hand, and he didn't understand what was going on just now.

Su Zai just smiled, and stretched out his hand again, and the two resisted.

This time, Takeda Zang made a preemptive strike, and suddenly shook it, and sent a brittle short force, which was closed with one blow, just like a 'whip', somewhat similar to an inch of strength.

This kind of energy is explosive, and it closes quickly, which can quickly stabilize the body and carry out a second blow.

But in a flash, the power fell again, and when he retracted in an instant, Su Zheng's thrust came again, causing him to fall to the ground with a bang.

This time he didn't roll, he took a few steps back, and then sat on the ground gasping for breath.