During the Qing Dynasty in Fu Ying, there were two formal apprentices in Yang Luchan Palace, one was Wang Lanting and the other was Fu Zhou. Wang Lanting is called "the great disciple of Yang Luchan", and he taught his skills to Li Ruidong and others. Later, because he turned against Yang Banhou, he created "Tai Chi Five Elements Beating". However, Fu Zhou promised to pass on only his son, Fu Ying, so as to completely inherit the original Tai Chi biography taught by Duke Lu Chan.