Fortune teller wing chun

Taiji pushers pay attention to "listening", that is, in the process of pushing, they feel the direction and intensity of their opponents' strength and experience "failure to introduce" and "borrowing". Wing Chun pays attention to speed and strength, that is, to defend the opponent's attack at any time during the game and seize the opportunity to attack the opponent.

Both of them are active exercise methods of combining attack and defense, but there are differences in the concept and application of attack and defense.

The so-called "Tai Chi reconstruction" is nothing more than the ignorance and misunderstanding of Tai Chi by modern people. The popularization and simplification of Tai Ji Chuan in modern times has weakened Tai Ji Chuan's rich martial arts connotation to the point of rarity, making people who don't understand traditional Tai Ji Chuan think that Tai Ji Chuan is just aerobics for the elderly. "Tai Chi never goes out for ten years" shows that practicing Tai Chi well requires high understanding and endurance, as well as correct practice methods and guidance. Compared with most foreign fists in Tai Ji Chuan, it pays attention to speed and strength, and its attack connotation is far less profound than that of Tai Ji Chuan. It is only because the advertisement is much bigger and the practice method is obviously effective that it is praised by people. I didn't know Tai Chi was one of the rare advanced martial arts that all the people could practice.