Chulan Zhang Lao Nong Gong is a traditional fitness technique in China based on ancient farmers in China. In the process of practice, people can stimulate the "swish" flow in the body through gentle movements and deep breathing, so as to achieve the effect of fitness and conditioning. Therefore, some people think that Chulan Zhang's old agricultural achievements have a certain relationship with the origin of the body.

The origin and development of the body is a school, which pays attention to the inner cultivation and takes the adjustment of the flowing state of human qi as its main purpose. Similarly, the old farmers and workers in Chulan Zhang also pay attention to the practice of breathing regulation and internal and external coordination, so that people can learn to control their breathing and promote their own health.

Chulan Zhang's old peasants and workers emphasized the principle of both internal and external cultivation, and advocated maintaining a good mentality and mood to help people achieve inner balance and harmony. Similarly, the origin of the body also emphasizes the state of inner peace and tranquility, which helps people to better control Qi and achieve physical and mental balance in practice.

Generally speaking, although the origin and development of Lao Nong Gong and Siamese are not exactly the same, they are all fitness exercises aimed at exercising and strengthening the body under the background of traditional culture in China, drawing lessons from the lifestyle and concepts of traditional farmers. At the same time, Chulan Zhang's Lao Nong Gong also emphasizes the principle of both internal and external cultivation and inner peace, which is consistent with the characteristics of paying attention to inner cultivation in The Origin of Body.