The first push hand of the Chen family’s old Tai Chi is called “Eight Circles Generating Each Other” in the score. The elders of Chenjiagou often say: “What is not round is not a fist; the square and the round complement each other in the way of life.” Tai Chi is a form of exercise […]
Master Yang Songquan taught the first set of the old frame of the Chen family’s old Tai Chi. This video contains the 16th to the 20th movements. The sixteenth style: Tumbling the bodyPose 17: The Azure Dragon Emerges from the WaterPose 18: Back folding and leaningPose 19: Double Push HandsThe 20th style: Look at the
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The first push hand of the Chen family’s old Tai Chi is called “Eight Circles Generating Each Other” in the score. The elders of Chenjiagou often say: “What is not round is not a fist; the square and the round complement each other in the way of life.” Tai Chi is a form of exercise
