In 2006, Tai Ji Chuan was included in the first national intangible cultural heritage list of China.
2065438+March 2008, NPC representatives wrote the urgency of applying for this project into the proposal. Li Guangyu and other 33 NPC deputies from Henan delegation submitted the Proposal on Accelerating Tai Ji Chuan's Application for World Heritage and Further Promoting Taiji Culture to the First Session of the 13th National People's Congress.
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Tai Ji Chuan is a cultural form rich in China's traditional national characteristics.
Taiji is one of the most distinctive and representative philosophical thoughts in ancient China. Based on the concept of Yin and Yang of Tai Chi, Tai Ji Chuan guided the whole body with thoughts, and entered the realm of skillful Tai Chi by calming down to relax, guiding qi with heart and promoting shape with qi, so as to achieve the purpose of self-cultivation, cultivating sentiment, strengthening body and prolonging life.
At the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, Zhang Sanfeng, a Taoist priest in Wudang, initiated China's "Family Boxing". Later, the "Thirteen Tendencies of Taiji" was developed, which was the embryonic form of Tai Ji Chuan and later developed into Wudang Tai Ji Chuan.
Tai Ji Chuan's basic contents include Tai Chi regimen theory, Tai Ji Chuan boxing routine, Tai Ji Chuan instrument routine, Tai Chi tuishou and Tai Ji Chuan auxiliary training method. Its boxing routines include Big Frame One Road, Two Roads, Small Frame One Road and Two Roads. The instrument routines include single knife, double knife, single sword, double sword, single mace, double mace, gun, big stick and dragon crescent moon blade.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Tai Ji Chuan