1955–1987 Federation register of title holders

Hall of Champions: Every Taiji World Champion from 1955 to 1987

Thirty-three championships, nineteen champions. The register below lists every title holder from the first championship in the courtyard of Silk Weaving Mill No. 3 to the final at the crater rim of Tianchi in 1987, which Philipp Nopper won 4:3 against WuShu Lee. The full story of that final is told in our feature on the 1987 Taiji World Championship.

The five outstanding champions

Profile values are assessed by the federation’s archive on a scale from 0 to 100 across six categories: Power, Root, Balance, Breath, Focus and Stamina.

Portrait of Yang Zhenhe, six-time Taiji world champion of the Silk Era1955–1960

Yang Zhenhe

The Weaver

Hebei · 6 titles · 1955–1960 · Suzhou

  • Power72
  • Root88
  • Balance84
  • Breath80
  • Focus78
  • Stamina74

The thread does not fight the loom.

Portrait of Chen Yulan, the first woman Taiji world champion1963–1966

Chen Yulan

Iron Lotus

4 titles · 1963–1966 · first woman world champion

  • Power70
  • Root82
  • Balance90
  • Breath86
  • Focus88
  • Stamina80

Yield first. Then let them discover they cannot pass.

Portrait of Liang Guoxiong, three-time Taiji world champion1970 · 1971 · 1973

Liang Guoxiong

The Open Gate

3 titles · 1970, 1971, 1973 · The Opening

  • Power84
  • Root78
  • Balance80
  • Breath76
  • Focus74
  • Stamina82

Let everyone in. Not everyone gets through.

Portrait of WuShu Lee, Taiji world champion from 1982 to 19861982–1986

WuShu Lee

The Monument

5 titles · 1982–1986 · Signature: Nine Heavens Push

  • Power93
  • Root98
  • Balance90
  • Breath88
  • Focus99
  • Stamina85

Patience is not waiting. Patience is pressure.

Portrait of Philipp Nopper, Taiji world champion 19871987

Philipp Nopper

The One Who Does Not Step Back

Germany · Black Forest · Signature: Silent River

  • Power78
  • Root92
  • Balance97
  • Breath90
  • Focus88
  • Stamina98

Water does not argue with the stone.

Register of world champions

The column “Title no.” gives the champion’s running count at the time of each title. Format reforms: best of five from 1979, best of seven from 1983. For the eras behind these names, see the history of the championship.

World champions 1955–1987
YearChampionHost cityTitle no.Final format
1955Yang ZhenheSuzhou1Best of 1
1956Yang ZhenheSuzhou2Best of 1
1957Yang ZhenheSuzhou3Best of 1
1958Yang ZhenheSuzhou4Best of 1
1959Yang ZhenheSuzhou5Best of 1
1960Yang ZhenheSuzhou6Best of 1
1961Zhou MinghuaSuzhou1Best of 1
1962Guo ShanbaoKaifeng1Best of 1
1963Chen YulanKaifeng1Best of 1
1964Chen YulanKaifeng2Best of 1
1965Chen YulanKaifeng3Best of 1
1966Chen YulanKaifeng (warehouse)4Best of 1
1967Ma TiejunKaifeng1Best of 1
1968Han WeipingKaifeng1Best of 1
1969Sun JinglongXi'an1Best of 1
1970Liang GuoxiongChengdu1Best of 1
1971Liang GuoxiongXi'an2Best of 1
1972Fang LixueChengdu1Best of 1
1973Liang GuoxiongXi'an3Best of 1
1974Du HanqingChengdu1Best of 1
1975Lu BaoshanXi'an1Best of 1
1976Tan YuefengWuhan1Best of 1
1977Qiu ShoulinNanjing1Best of 1
1978Xu PeiyunWuhan1Best of 1
1979Jiang HemingNanjing1Best of 5
1980Bai WenzhiWuhan1Best of 5
1981Ren QiuhongNanjing1Best of 5
1982WuShu LeeHangzhou1Best of 5
1983WuShu LeeShenyang2Best of 7
1984WuShu LeeGuangzhou3Best of 7
1985WuShu LeeHarbin4Best of 7
1986WuShu LeeBeijing5Best of 7
1987Philipp NopperBaishan (Changbai Shan)1Best of 7