When it comes to Zhang Tianzhi, I don't think many people know about it. But recently, there was a last movie called Ye Wen's biography: Zhang Tianzhi. If the netizens who are lucky enough to see this movie have some knowledge about Zhang Tianzhi, is there really Zhang Tianzhi in history? Who is the historical prototype of Zhang Tianzhi?
Recently, the editor searched and searched the Internet about Zhang Tianzhi, and found that there was no relevant information, so in terms of the current situation, the role of Zhang Tianzhi has no prototype in history, that is to say, the characters created by the writer in order to enrich the plot are like Japanese general Miura in Yewen I and British boxer tornado in Yewen II In order to enrich the plot, highlight Ye Wen's fictional characters.
However, it is worth mentioning that Zhang Tianzhi's low foot Yongchun boxing has existed in history, and this set of boxing is actually very interesting. Its appearance is a long time earlier than that of Yewen's high foot Yongchun, that is to say, low foot Yongchun is actually an orthodox ancient way of Yongchun, while Yewen's high foot Yongchun is actually an improved new Yongchun.
It is said that ye Wen's master is Chen Huashun, and Chen Huashun's master is Liang Zan. At that time, Yong Chun of Ye Wen's study was authentic in ancient law. But later, ye Wen learned the improved version of Yong Chun from Liang Bi, Liang Zan's son. Later, Yong Chun of ye Wen became a high foot Yong Chun, and the old Yong Chun was called low foot.
In the movie, Zhang Tianzhi's Shigong is Liang Zan, who is the same as ye Wen, but he didn't explain who Zhang Tianzhi's Shifu is. But the Yongchun of Zhang Tianzhi can be sure that it's the ancient method, that is, the low foot Yongchun. Because he despised Ye Wen's high foot Yongchun very much, he felt that ye Wen insulted Yongchun, so he challenged Ye Wen.
So although Zhang Tianzhi doesn't exist in history, his low footed spring chanting boxing is indeed recorded in history, so the writers also draw on a lot of historical basis to make up such characters, so that the style can blossom.