Yang Luchan was a prominent Chinese martial artist born in 1799. He is best known for founding the Yang style of Tai Chi, a popular form of martial arts that emphasizes slow, flowing movements and deep breathing. Yang Luchan's teachings focused on the principles of balance, relaxation, and mindfulness, making Tai Chi accessible to people of all ages. Throughout his life, Yang Luchan trained under various masters and eventually became a renowned instructor. His influence helped spread Tai Chi beyond China, leading to its global popularity today. Yang Luchan passed away in 1872, leaving a lasting legacy in the world of martial arts.