Tai Chi is a type of Chinese martial arts and is classified as internal martial arts. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, Wang Zongyue, a martial artist from Shanxi Province, wrote "On Tai Chi" and determined the name of Tai Chi. Yang Luchan (1800-1873) promoted the rapid popularity and spread of Tai Chi in China, making Tai Chi widely known. After 1949, it was adapted into gymnastics, performance and sports competition events by the National Sports Commission. After Chinas reform and opening up, part of it has been restored to its original appearance and can be further divided into martial arts competitions of Tai Chi, gymnastics of Tai Chi and Tai Chi. There are many traditional Tai Chi schools. Common Tai Chi schools include Chen, Yang, Wu, Wu, Sun, Zhao Bao, Wudang, etc. Each school of thought not only has a relationship of inheritance, but also has its own characteristics, showing a state of a hundred flowers blooming. Below is a simple picture of two young people doing Tai Chi. Children, can you draw it with a pen?
A simple picture of two young people doing Tai Chi
