While in this cocoon, his or her body will be completely remade and become infused with qi. The advanced art has eight levels and at the highest level would allow the practitioner to spin a cocoon around his body. These advanced patterns allow a practitioner to channel and nurture his qi and is reserved for those who may potentially become head of the school. However out of paternal responsibility it is Tsing who secretly teaches Wan not only the basic patterns and forms taught to ordinary students of the school but also those patterns and forms reserved for senior initiates in the school. Wan is the actually illegitimate son of Tsing Tsung (青松), the head of the Wudang school, however as a Taoist sect sworn to chastity, Tsing dare not acknowledge Wan as his son, nor out of fear of discovery accept him as an official pupil of the school.
Every night since childhood Wan has secretly practised martial arts in the woods taught to him by a masked teacher whose identity is a secret even to him. ( March 2015) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)Īlthough by day Wan Fei Yeung appears to be devoid of martial ability, a simple bumpkin and the butt of practical jokes and the contempt of the schools pupils, he is in fact the most able martial artist of all the youngsters at the school.
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