Yuan Xiao Chao is a gold medal-winning wushu practitioner and actor who was born in Heze, Shandong Province, China, on August 7, 1988. He took up the martial art of wushu in 1998 and won bronze in the 2005 East Asian Games, before winning the World Championships in 2005 and again in 2007. He also won gold at the Asian Games in Doha in 2006 and again in Guangzhou in 2010, after which he retired from competition. He took up acting in the 2010s, when he starred in the movies “Tai Chi Zero” and the sequel “Tai Chi Hero” (both 2012).

Yuan Xiao Chao

Yang Lu Chan (Yuan Xiao Chao), a wandering martial artist with a mysterious affliction, seeks to learn a secret kung fu technique from a village of skilled fighters. After helping them defeat Fang Zi Jing (Eddie Peng), who threatens their land with a railway project, he is accepted into the community and marries Chen Yu Niang (Angelababy), who insists on being called "master." When Fang Zi Jing returns with a powerful military force, the village faces potential destruction. Yang Lu Chan and Chen Yu Niang must now unite to protect their home from imminent danger. This film is the sequel to "Tai Chi Zero," featuring many of the same characters and actors. "Tai Chi Hero" is a 2012 Chinese martial arts movie directed by Stephen Fung.

Tai Chi Hero

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Yang Lu Chan (Yuan Xiao Chao) is a wandering fighter with a unique curse: a horn on his forehead that transforms him into an unbeatable warrior, but each activation brings him closer to death. Seeking to protect himself, he arrives at a secluded village known for its powerful kung fu, which refuses to teach outsiders. The village elder's daughter Yu Niang (Angelababy) initially wants him gone, but everything changes when her former lover Fang Zi Jing (Eddie Peng) arrives with a steam-powered mechanical device, planning to build a railway through their community. Faced with this threat, the villagers decide to resist, and Yang Lu Chan offers to help defend their home. This is a 2012 Chinese martial arts film directed by Stephen Fung.

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