1, lack of scientific basis
At present, there is relatively little scientific research on standing piles, and its health care effect and best exercise method have not been fully verified scientifically. Therefore, in the absence of sufficient scientific basis, the state may choose not to specifically advocate piling.
2. Individual differences
Everyone's physical condition and health needs are different, and standing piles may not be suitable for everyone. In order to avoid misleading the public, the state can choose not to specifically advocate piling and not to specify the applicable people and methods.
3. Safety considerations
Improper piling may lead to physical injury or other diseases. For the sake of protecting public safety, the state can choose not to specifically advocate piling without clearly guiding the public on how to correctly erect piles.
Historical sources of vertical piles:
Although it is impossible to verify when the stakes were erected together, it was recorded in the Su Wen of Huangdi Neijing, which was anonymous during the Warring States period more than 2,000 years ago that "there were real people in ancient times, holding heaven and earth, grasping yin and yang, resting the essence, and keeping god independently, which could cover heaven and earth for a long time". It shows that as early as ancient times, "standing pile", one of the health-keeping and fitness techniques, has appeared.
According to "Taoist Collection", Wang Yuyang, a real person and one of the seven schools of Taoism Quanzhen School, once "stood up with one foot and stayed alone for nine years, facing the sea in the east, and never fell asleep. People called him' Mr. Iron Foot'". It can be seen that "standing pile" is also a kind of "foundation" of Taoist practice. There is a popular proverb in China Kung Fu Boxing, that is, "There is no step in boxing, no column in the room".