They spread Tai Chi with their roots, but different disciples will have their own unique feelings in future practice and understanding, so they have formed their own styles. Look at the boxers who have become everyone. No two people play exactly the same. Some people are very different, while others are not so obvious, but they will never be exactly the same in details. Only when the same teacher gives corrective measures from the beginning will they play the same game. If this is the case, more and more people will learn to imitate the Boxers. When these Boxers become everyone's Boxers, they will form factions, just like those who beat Chen now say that he beat Mahone and others say that he beat Mahone. Actually, it was called out by disciples. Boxers themselves have never boasted about how unique and superior their shelves are. They are virtuous people. Only some good people among disciples will compare each other and say that mine is more authentic than yours, and so on. Really boring! Boxing is only true if you practice it on yourself. It doesn't matter to you that your master and brother are no matter how powerful they are.

I had the same doubts as you when I was practicing boxing. It doesn't really matter. Although the style of play is different, Tai Ji Chuan's basic foundation and essentials are the same, and the operation principle of boxing frame is the same. You don't have to worry too much about appearance. Practice more and you will know. When I am a beginner, I suggest that I must find a teacher, preferably a' Ming' teacher, and follow him to practice the foundation. You can't be half-hearted about this teacher today and half-hearted about that teacher tomorrow, because if the foundation is not good, you will become more and more obsessed with your appearance, and at most you will be an empty shelf. When you have a solid foundation, you can learn from hundreds of schools and practice better. The so-called master leads the door, and practice is in the individual!