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Min Jiageng had been watching Wang Wanhu, Wei Congshan, and Zhao An'an from the sidelines since he competed with Li Hongsheng. Seeing Wei Congshan succeed in his trick, he thought to himself: "Director Wang has helped me so much. Now that he is in trouble, how can I ignore it?" He was quick-witted and naughty, and had already made plans in his mind. When he saw Wei Congshan was about to step out of the long window, he suddenly picked up a chair and said, "Master Wei, I have something to ask you." Wei Congshan was stunned, but he didn't pay attention to the child and ignored him.

Min Jiageng put the chair in front of him, jumped on the chair, and suddenly stretched out two fingers and thrust them into his eyes.

Wei Congshan was so angry that he stretched out his left hand to block his face, and then chopped his chest with the dagger in his right hand. Min Jiageng had already planned his next move. When he saw the dagger stabbing him, he grabbed the chair with both hands and jumped up. He was in mid-air when the chair slammed down on his head. Wei Congshan stretched out his hand to block the attack and cursed angrily: "You little bastard!" Before Min Jiageng even landed, he jumped forward, hugged Chen Mengmei and rolled half a foot away.

Wei Congshan was shocked and jumped up to grab it. Min Jiageng kicked back with hook and kick. He then let go of Chen Mengmei and stood up, using his bare hands to grab the dagger in his hand. Wei Congshan knew something was wrong and did not dare to fight. He stabbed him fiercely and immediately turned around and left the hall. He saw Wang Wanhu standing at the entrance of the hall with his hands on his hips majestically.

Although Wang Wanhu could not have guessed this change, everyone in the hall was also surprised. By the time everyone understood his intentions, Chen Mengmei had already been rescued, and Wei Congshan was also trapped in a tight siege. At this time, Mrs. Wen's hatred increased, the jealousy of the Li brothers deepened, Yue Sheng secretly screamed with shame, and Li Yun murmured curses, but whether it was hatred or jealousy, shame or scolding, everyone was filled with admiration and admiration: "If this kid hadn't used this weird trick, how could he have intercepted Wei Congshan?"

Wang Wanhu was very grateful to Min Jiageng, but kept a calm expression on his face. He said to Wei Congshan calmly: "Master Wei, you hurt two lives in order to learn the Luanhuan Jue and Yin-Yang Jue. In fact, there is no need to go to such trouble. These two verses are in Tai Chi Sect. It's not a great secret. I'm not talented, but I still remember it. You said you wanted to ask your brother for advice, so it's okay to tell it to you today." Everyone was stunned and thought: "He can't escape your grasp, but he said something ironic."

But Wang Wanhu continued to say: "I will tell you the Chaotic Ring Technique first, so remember it carefully." He read aloud: "The Chaotic Ring Technique is the most difficult to master, and the combination of up and down is infinitely wonderful. Trapping the enemy deep into the chaotic ring, four or two can move a thousand catties. The hands and feet move vertically to find the horizontal direction, and the chaotic ring in the palm is not empty. If you want to know where the magic in the ring is, you will succeed if you launch and land at the right point..."

As soon as these eight sentences were read, Zhao An'an and Wei Congshan looked at each other, speechless. If these eight lines of poetry don't sound like poetry or songs don't sound like songs, they are exactly the Chaoshuan Jue in Tai Chi Sect. Wei Congshan vaguely heard his father talk about it when he was young, but he didn't understand the mystery at all. He never expected that Wang Wanhu could actually read it to him exactly as it was. He turned his head and said, regardless of life and death, "I would like Director Wang to give me some advice on its meaning."

Wang Wanhu said: "In Tai Chi Kung Fu, our movements form a ring. The so-called chaotic ring means that although the boxing moves are fixed, the changes are based on the person. Although the techniques are all formed into a ring, there are differences in high and low, advance and retreat, in and out, attack and defense. The circles can be divided into large circles, small pavilions, flat circles, standing circles, oblique circles, straight circles, shaped circles and invisible pavilions. When facing the enemy, you must use large to defeat small, oblique to defeat straight, and invisible to overcome everything. Every time I make a move, I must secretly accumulate ring strength." He gestured at the shape of each ring, and added: "I use the force of the ring to push the enemy into my invisible circle. If I want it to be left, I will go left, and if I want it to be right, I will move the enemy with a thousand pounds. The key to victory in Tai Chi lies in finding the right point."

The principles of boxing he described are clear and simple and can be understood by everyone, but they contain profound truths. Everyone in the hall was a master of martial arts, and they were all fascinated by what he said and how he compared his hands and feet. To be able to hear such a famous martial arts master talk about the essence of boxing is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Min Jiageng listened attentively, and his heart was full of joy, which was exactly the kind of joy he felt.

Wang Wanhu was talking about the secrets of Tai Chi. At first, the Li brothers, Mrs. Wen, Yue Sheng, Li Yun and others only wanted to observe and learn from each other. Later, they listened to him and became more and more thorough. Many problems that had been accumulated in their hearts for a long time, the master could not explain, and they themselves had been struggling, but with his few words, they suddenly became enlightened.

Wang Wanhu finished explaining the chaos ring formula and said: "The formula is just a few words. Whether the slanted invisible circle is correct, the starting point and the landing point are accurate, but it takes a lifetime of skill. Do you understand?"

Wei Congshan had been looking forward to this Chaoshuan Jue all his life. Now he heard it clearly and understood it thoroughly. He knew that as long as he practiced hard for more than ten years, he could become a martial arts master with this technique. He couldn't help but be filled with joy and asked: "What about the Yin and Yang Jue?"

Wang Wanhu said: "The Yin and Yang Jue also has eight sentences, you have to remember it." Wei Congshan listened with rapt attention, as if he was listening to his father teach martial arts, and casually agreed: "Yes, kid, remember it carefully." He was shocked when he said it, and couldn't help but blushed, but everyone was listening to Wang Wanhu's martial arts lecture, and no one paid attention to what he said.

Just listen to Wang Wanhu read aloud: "There are few people who practice Tai Chi Yin and Yang, and ask about hardness and softness. Just close the right corner and let it go. Why worry about the change of movement and stillness? Use the two methods of birth and restraint, and move forward and forward. What is the importance of lightness, weight, virtuality, and reality? Don't leave the lightness behind for a moment."

Wei Congshan had never heard this mantra before, but at this time he had no doubts and memorized it carefully. Wang Wanhu opened his stance, demonstrated the fist path, and said: "Everything is divided into yin and yang. The yin and yang in boxing include positive and negative, soft and hard, hard and soft, extension and flexion, up and down, left and right, front and back, etc. Stretching is yang, bending is yin; up is yang, down is yin. In the loose hand, the swallowing method is the first, and the force is used to attack, like a snake sucking; close the hand to spit out the method. First, use soft energy to sink in, like a cow spitting grass. As for the front, it is the four fronts, and the corners are the four corners. If you are facing the enemy, you will use hard force to fight. If you are young and weak, you will definitely suffer."

Min Jiageng had been listening attentively to his explanation of boxing principles. Hearing this, his heart trembled: "Is this sentence meant for me? Does it mean the fault of Li Hongsheng and I fighting hard?"

But he saw that Wang Wanhu was not looking at him, his hands and feet were not stopping, and his mouth was not stopping at all: "If you use the horn to attack the horn, the boxing method is called: light versus light, and it will all fail. I must use my weight to attack the enemy's lightness; use my lightness to avoid the enemy. When it comes to the word "dodge", when you dodge the enemy's attack, you must also counterattack at the same time. This is defense within the attack; and when you attack, you must also dodge the enemy's attack at the same time. This is the so-called defense within the attack. : When you dodge, you must dodge. What does it mean to attack? When you dodge, you need to dodge. If there is no difference between attack and defense. It's not superior martial arts." These words made Min Jiageng feel like he was waking up from a dream, and he thought: "If I had known this earlier, I might not have lost when I competed with the Li brothers." He admired Wang Wanhu in his heart.

Wang Wanhu added: "The strength in martial arts is ever-changing, but there are only three types of strength, namely light, heavy and empty. It is better to use light than to use heavy, and to use empty instead of light. The boxing formula says: Double will not work, single heavy will succeed. Double is the struggle between strength and effort. I want to go and you want to come, but the result is that my strength is small, and I can hit the enemy's weak points with one shot. If I can make the enemy's strength fail, I can defeat the enemy. This is a master of martial arts."

I saw him making gestures, and many of the punches were actually used by Min Jiageng when he and Li Hongsheng were sparring just now. He explained in detail how this move can make the enemy's moves empty, and how this move can only be effective. When Min Jiageng heard this, he suddenly realized: "It turns out that Director Wang has spent so much effort to teach me martial arts."

Wei Congshan is a traitor and traitor, how can Wang Wanhu teach him the secret of Tai Chi? That was when he saw that Min Jiageng's boxing moves were extremely miraculous, but when facing the enemy, he only relied on his own cleverness to change. He had not yet understood the basic principles of boxing, and he thought it was because he had not received any guidance from a master. There are a lot of rules in the martial arts world. If he is a disciple of another sect, even if he humbly asks for help, he must not be willing to give advice. Otherwise, it will easily cause the displeasure of his master, and many disputes and disasters will often arise from this. He didn't know that Min Jiageng was a self-taught master who only relied on a secret book handed down from his ancestors and studied it on his own. Seeing that he had good talent and good quality, it was a pity that he had not polished it. He expected that his teacher did not understand the fundamentals of martial arts, so he took advantage of Wei Congshan's opportunity to ask questions and explained the basic principles of martial arts. Every sentence he said was clear about the shortcomings of Min Jiageng's boxing method. It can be said that he taught it with all his money. He knew that Min Jiageng was very smart and would be able to understand it. As for Mrs. Wen, Li Hongsheng, Li Hongming, Yue Sheng and others, although they also heard it, these people were already old. Even if they understood the reason, they might not be able to work hard anymore. The rest, Li Yun, Wen Wenxin, Zhou Yinbing and others, seemed to have limited qualifications and were not worthy of the authority.

After Wang Wanhu finished explaining, he asked Wei Congshan: "Is what I said right?" Wei Congshan said: "Thanks to the advice, I suddenly became enlightened. If I had known this, I would only have to kowtow to you for advice instead of begging my uncle." Wang Wanhu said coldly: "Yes, early on Knowing this, there is no need to kill two people." Wei Congshan was startled, and a cold air went down his back, thinking: "He just taught me the boxing skills, why did he mention this again?" Looking at the Li brothers, Li Yun and others, he saw confusion on their faces.