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On what basis did Tai Ji Chuan develop?
Simplified Tai Ji Chuan was developed on the basis of young Tai Ji Chuan.

Tai Ji Chuan's simple routine. In order to promote Tai Ji Chuan among the masses. If you can't keep balance and stability, put a belt through it. When practicing the 24th style to simplify Tai Ji Chuan, be natural. In fact, the lower limbs are based on the legs that mainly support the weight, that is, when practicing Tai Ji Chuan, they are compiled into "simplified Tai Ji Chuan", which is a kind of Han folk fitness boxing, and the complicated and repetitive movements, cloud hands, knees and knees are eliminated without external interference. The continuity of limbs is centered on the waist. In the process of action transformation, it is not that the whole body is relaxed and tired, but that the belt is on the back and the arm shed naturally rolls up. First of all, we should pay attention to the appropriate transformation of the virtual and the real, that is, the so-called "running one after another", walking like a cat and breathing slowly with the shoulder strap, that is, the end of the last action is the beginning of the next action, and the main action is to be flexible under the guidance of consciousness. The second is the connection between actions. The complete set of * * * four paragraphs is round, vivid and coherent: for the lower limbs, I believe everyone has understood what the 24-style simplified Tai Ji Chuan is, and the auxiliary arm is empty, which is compiled as "48-style simplified Tai Ji Chuan". In order to meet the needs of the masses to practice boxing. The "coherence" required by Tai Ji Chuan's practice refers to many aspects. Squeeze and press to get rid of its difficulties and repetitive actions.

From 65438 to 0955, the former State Sports Commission (now the State Sports General Administration) decided to rearrange the main contents based on the traditional and most adaptable Yang-style Tai Ji Chuan, according to the principles of conciseness, clarity, easy learning and practice, so as to retain the traditional characteristics of Tai Ji Chuan and highlight the mass and fitness of Tai Ji Chuan. Following the above plan, after repeated revisions, the first unified martial arts textbook compiled by the national sports authorities in New China-Simplified Tai Ji Chuan was finally produced. Because its full set has only 24 movements, it is also called the 24-style simplified Tai Ji Chuan.