A New Perspective on the Origin and Different Styles of Tai Chi
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its global popularity, there is ongoing controversy surrounding its origin and founder. The article delves into historical perspectives and challenges the conventional notion of assigned founders, proposing a cultural approach to understanding Tai Chi’s evolution. It reviews the brief
history of the five most popular Tai Chi styles (Chen, Yang, Wu, W?, and Sun) and discusses the contemporary development of Tai Chi, including its standardization, global spread, and recognition as a competitive sport. The article emphasizes Tai Chi’s cultural significance and its
role as a symbol of Chinese culture on a global scale.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/wef.v2i3.4291
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