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Un arte marcial interno chino practicado con movimientos lentos y fluidos. Famoso como meditación en movimiento para la salud, también tiene aplicaciones reales de combate. La UNESCO reconoce el taijiquan como patrimonio cultural.
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Tai chi (taijiquan) comes from Chen Village in Henan province, where tradition credits Chen Wangting with creating it in the 17th century. In the 19th century Yang Luchan learned it there and taught it in Beijing, where it became famous.
Five main family styles grew from it: Chen, Yang, Wu (Hao), Wu and Sun. In 1956 a short 24-movement form was created in Beijing so millions could learn it, and in 2020 UNESCO listed taijiquan as intangible cultural heritage.
24-step simplified formYang 108-step long formChen Laojia Yilu42-step competition form
“Nothing in the world is softer than water, yet nothing is better at overcoming the hard.”— Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching, ch. 78 (c. 4th century BC)
“Who conquers others is strong; who conquers himself is mighty.”— Lao Tzu, Tao Te Ching, ch. 33 (c. 4th century BC)
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Fuentes: UNESCO — Taijiquan · International Wushu Federation
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Tai chi (taijiquan) comes from Chen Village in Henan province, where tradition credits Chen Wangting with creating it in the 17th century. In the 19th century Yang Luchan learned it there and taught it in Beijing, where it became famous.
Five main family styles grew from it: Chen, Yang, Wu (Hao), Wu and Sun. In 1956 a short 24-movement form was created in Beijing so millions could learn it, and in 2020 UNESCO listed taijiquan as intangible cultural heritage.
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