The Kwandao of Daodao weapon form was practiced by Chen Wangting, the originator of Taijiquan. The routine is described as intrepid, powerful, rich and effective. It can be divided into four sections amounting to 30 movements.
Thanks to Bob Loce in Rochester NY for providing the names of the movments.
Section 1
1. General Kwan carries broadsword over bridge boldly showing power and strength
2. White clouds overhead
3. Holding the moon to wait for opportunity to attack
4. Three upward movements, three steps forward to frighten off Shu Chu with speed of movement like wind
5. Three downward movements, three steps to frighten off Cao Cao
6. White ape draws broadsword to prevent opponent from drawing weapon
7. Step back 1st full turning flower
Section 2
8. Tiger leaps suddenly
9. Parting wild horse's mane
10. Cross cutting
11. Turning waist and twisting root
12. Half turning flower and cut upward
13. Holding the moon to wait for opportunity to attack
14. Half turning flower and strike downward
15. Holding the moon again to wait for opportunity to attack (chop high, reverse pick off)
Section 3
16. 2nd full turning flower and slank hack
17. Backward strike to frighten
18. Half turning flower and strike downward (slant hack)
19. White clouds overhead
20. Circulate and cut upward (white ape draws BS)
21. Lift up the green dragon
22. Half turning flower and cut downward (slant hack)
23. White clouds overhead
Section 4
24. Offer wine, pick up cloak suddenly turning back
25. Knife turns around and handle becomes bronze gavel
26. Double leg
27. Turn knife and it becomes iron bar to block attack
28. Rolling a curtain like waving a flower going back
29. Hold knife up in a cross
30. Green dragon comes down, touches water and comes back up