I suggest not to muddle along like this. Tai Ji Chuan is a family boxing, Wing Chun is a foreign boxing. Although the physical quality pursued in the end is similar to the combat realm, the path is different after all. Tai Ji Chuan is a kind of family boxing, which uses abdominal breathing. The fighting concept emphasizes loose fighting and shaking, and the whole body is fists. In the fight, he did not emphasize the routine moves, "where to fight", and used his head, hands, elbows, knees, feet and seven stars. When entering the movement, step by step, close to the body by hitting, and there is no obvious reciprocating movement on the body. Wing Chun Boxing, on the other hand, has obvious reciprocating motion. This difference requires completely different physical strength and rhythm. Tai Chi requires muscle relaxation to counter the strength of Qi. I don't know wing chun boxing, but judging from such a fast punching speed, it should require a lot of muscle strength. These differences determine that practicing two kinds of boxing at the same time is not conducive to being familiar with routines and styles.