Deng Shihai studied under: Lv Dianchen → Prince He Calendar: Department of Physical Education of Taiwan Province Normal University Calendar: Professor of Taiwan Province Normal University, Adjunct Professor of Culture University, Founding President of China Pu 'er Tea Society, Professor of Taiwan Province Normal University, Adjunct Professor of Culture University, Founding President of China Pu 'er Tea Society, Founding Professor of Tea Society of Taiwan Province Normal University, Sixth Generation Descendant of Yang Tai Chi Martial Arts, National Tai Chi Martial Arts, National, Asian and International Martial Arts Referee, Honorary Doctor of International Martial Arts Medical Conference, Director, Chairman and Committee member of Chinese Wushu Association, consultant, member and deputy director of China Tai Ji Chuan Association, master and head coach of China Yang Taiji Wushu Association, convener of judicial committee, secretary general, referee and convener of China Wushu Research and Development Association, convener of martial arts referee and judicial committee of Taiwan Province Regional Games, and national convener of Nordic Tour.

Works: Tai Ji Chuan's teaching materials, Tai Ji Chuan's stepping stones. Tai Ji Chuan's exam. Tai Ji Chuan's Root-seeking Research

In 1960s and 1970s, Taiwan Province Province vigorously promoted the "Chinese Cultural Renaissance Movement". Hualian, Wuzhou and other publishing houses reprinted a large number of Tai Ji Chuan books published in the 1920s and 1950s, and many Tai Ji Chuan scholars also re-assumed the historical mission inherited by Tai Ji Chuan at this time. However, the discussion about the history of Tai Ji Chuan is fragmentary and unsystematic. Until 1975- 1979, the collection of historical materials of China Wushu included several papers, which was regarded as the beginning of academic research on the history of Tai Ji Chuan in Taiwan Province province. During the period of 1990, Deng Shihai's "An Examination of the Origin and Development of Tai Ji Chuan" was promoted to be a professor in the Department of Physical Education of Taiwan Province Provincial Normal University, which was the beginning of the study on the history of Tai Ji Chuan in Taiwan Province.

Deng Shihai (1941115-), a professor at Taiwan Province Normal University, the founding president of China Pu 'er Tea Society in Taiwan Province Province, a famous scholar, was praised by the industry as the "first person of Pu 'er tea" in China. Founder of National Taiwan University Tea Club, the sixth generation descendant of late martial arts.

Deng Shihai grew up in Malaysia. After graduating from high school, he went to Taiwan Province Province as an overseas Chinese student and studied at Taiwan Province Normal University. After graduation, I taught in the Physical Education Department of Taiwan Province Normal University. Since he became a teaching assistant, he has been promoted from lecturer and associate professor to full-time professor according to his academic research and teaching achievements.

During Deng Shihai's teaching in Taiwan Province Provincial Normal University, he worshipped Prince He as a teacher, cultivated Yang's old Tai Ji Chuan, specially studied Tai Ji Chuan, taught Tai Ji Chuan in Normal University, and vigorously publicized Yang's old Tai Ji Chuan in the society in his spare time. For decades, students from all over Taiwan Province Province, Europe, America and Japan have made great contributions to Chinese culture. 1999 was awarded the China Culture-Wushu Award by the World Youth Chamber of Commerce in recognition of Mr. Deng Shihai's contribution to China culture.

1995, when Pu 'er tea was just a flower in the mist on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, Deng Shihai published his masterpiece Pu 'er tea, which was later recognized as the Bible of Pu 'er tea and regarded as a must-read by people who study and sell Pu 'er tea. The publication of Pu 'er Tea made many tea drinkers and people with money and leisure in Taiwan Province Province turn to drink and collect Pu 'er tea, which further promoted the Pu 'er tea market in China, South Korea and Thailand. Since then, the popularity of Pu 'er tea has been blowing in the Pearl River Delta with Guangzhou as the center, and gradually affected the Yangtze River Delta. In April 2004, Mr Deng Shihai's Pu 'er Tea was published in Chinese mainland. Since then, blind Pu 'er tea believers have found light in their hearts. In less than two years, Pu 'er Tea was reprinted with countless fans. Deng Shihai also published The Continuation of Pu 'er Tea.