Editing Tai chi (section)

==== Italy ====
M°[[Chang Dsu Yao]] (1918–1992) was the first Chinese Master to introduce Traditional Chinese martial arts to Italy. After a military career and teaching martial arts in Taiwan, he moved to Italy in 1975. There, he began teaching Tai Chi Chuan, that he had learned from [[Yang Chengfu]], and Shaolin Kung Fu. His teachings attracted numerous students, among them [[Roberto Fassi (artista marziale)|Roberto Fassi]], with whom he co-authored several martial arts publications.<ref>{{Cite book |last=Chang Dsu Yao |first=Roberto Fassi |title=Tai Chi Chuan |date=1989 |publisher=De Vecchi Editore |year=1989 |isbn=88-412-8026-3 |location=Milan}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book |last=Chang Dsu Yao |first=Roberto Fassi |title=L'enciclopedia del Kung Fu Shaolin, Volume 1º |date=1986 |publisher=Edizioni Mediterranee |year=1986 |isbn=88-272-0016-9 |location=Rome}}</ref>