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Hao Family Taijiquan



Hao Shaoru(郝少如) demonstrating Wu-Style(Hao-Family) Taijiquan - 武式(郝氏)太极拳

This form is often referred to as New Frame(Xinjia,新架), so as to distinguish it from the stylistic interpretations that his father(Hao Yueru,郝月如) and grandfather(Hao Weizhen,郝為真) taught.

The style was created by Wu Yuxiang(武禹襄), then passed on to Li Yiyu(李亦畬), then onto Hao Shaoru's grandfather, Hao Weizhen(郝為真).
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