Dear friends, Grandpa Yang Luchan, the founder of Yang Tai Ji Chuan, went to Beijing after studying Tai Ji Chuan in Chenjiagou, and founded Yang Tai Ji Chuan on the basis of Chen Tai Ji Chuan! Yang Luchan himself was brilliant, absorbed the strengths of various schools, founded Yang Tai Tai Ji Chuan, and carried forward Tai Ji Chuan. . . ! In addition to the 85-style handed down by Yang and the 42-style, 48-style and 24-style changed by the State Sports Commission on the basis of the 85-style. . . There is actually a big tribe. It was a wealthy aristocratic family in the Qing Dynasty. The rich man passed on Tai Chi ten times, and later passed on Fu Ying, also known as Fu. During the period of warlord scuffle, Zhang was stationed in Beijing, and Xiao Gongzhuo, the general of Zhangjiakou, worked hard to write a rich biography of Yang Taiji. . . Master Xiao is a martial man in Qingyuan County, Baoding Prefecture, Manchu Dynasty. Master Xiao practiced Shaolin and Baoding fast wrestling since childhood. After joining the army, he also learned Dong's Eight Diagrams Palm Hai Chuan. He studied under Li Nai, the commander-in-chief of the capital, and under Cheng, the head of Dong Baguazhang. . . I also learned Shenzhou Xingyiquan. Yang-style Tai Ji Chuan inherited by Xiao is also known as "the faction within the government". He is also a descendant of Wudang Golden Cicada, learning martial arts. Influenced by the Cultural Revolution, he was punched in Baoding. . Disciples Tao Li Tian Xia and Xiao Jia Quan are currently the intangible cultural heritage of Hebei Province. . . Former teacher 1979 died at the age of 94. . . There are ten types of Tai Ji Chuan taught by Xiao Shi, such as Big Boxing, Old Boxing, Small Boxing, Xiao Jiu Day, Acquired Boxing, Taiji Long Boxing, Thirteen Total Boxing, Sanshou Boxing, Intelligent Boxing and Acupoint. The so-called "Tai Chi never goes out for ten years" is because Tai Ji Chuan has been practicing for a long time, and the master has to take it orally and the apprentice has to smoke it every day. . . Be tireless. It's not a day's work to practice Tai Ji Chuan's kung fu to achieve perfection, not to mention uncles, grandfathers and aunts practicing Tai Ji Chuan in the park. . . Tai Ji Chuan is not only generous, slow-moving, but also has a thunderous fast fist, otherwise Yang can be called "Yang invincible" in Beijing! In the end, Tai Chi was taught to be soft and sticky, and produced a superb dragon and snake flavor, with a chicken leg with a dragon body and a tiger and leopard head. . . The intention is not to use force. Those who use force are lifeless, and those who are powerless are purely rigid. . . Practice to the realm of easy muscles, easy bones and easy marrow. . . That's great. . . At most, the old rack practices 108 style, and the big rack simplifies Yang-85 style, in which ***37 hands are basic style, and repetitive actions are used for cohesion!