Wu Style 36 Form Tai Chi Sword

Author: Wu Amin
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book introduces the Wu-style 36-form Tai Chi Sword, which is a simplified routine created based on the traditional Wu-style Tai Chi Sword taught by the author's master, the renowned martial artist Mr. Li Bingci, at the request of numerous martial arts enthusiasts. It inherits the stylistic characteristics of traditional Wu-style Tai Chi Sword, such as compact and well-proportioned stances, delicate sword techniques, continuous and flowing swordplay, refined methods, versatile and interconnected applications, and a gentle, natural rhythm. The entire Wu-style 36-form Tai Chi Sword routine consists of 36 movements, divided into four sections. The movements are arranged innovatively and reasonably, with the starting posture differentiating yin and yang, and the ending posture harmonizing them. Each movement clearly distinguishes between solid and empty, connects the upper and lower parts, and subtly embodies the essence of offensive and defensive techniques, as well as refined and precise combat methods. Practicing it feels smooth and flexible, balancing stillness and movement, and adjusting the length appropriately. It is simple to learn and offers a refreshing experience. After being broadcast on CCTV's "Wake Up to the Rooster's Crow" program, the Wu-style 36-form Tai Chi Sword has gained widespread praise from martial arts enthusiasts for its unique fitness benefits, elegant artistic appeal, and broad popular appeal.