Why does Tai Ji Chuan oppose traditional culture?

China's traditional culture attaches great importance to the harmony between the universe and nature, the harmony between man and nature, and the harmony between people. Mencius said that "the weather is not as good as the geographical position, and the geographical position is not as good as the harmony between people". Based on this, "among monks" has become the basic spirit of China culture. In the long feudal society, it further became the emotional and psychological principle of the Chinese nation. As an important part of China traditional culture, Tai Ji Chuan is deeply influenced by China traditional culture. No matter from the moral level or the technical theory level, we can find the spiritual connotation of traditional culture representing oriental culture. "On the Biography of Taiji" points out: "Taiji is born infinite, extremely dynamic, the mother of Yin and Yang, moving and separating, but still combining." The beauty of yin and yang, the beauty of movement, is the subtlety of Tai Ji Chuan. It combines the essence of martial arts, philosophy, medicine, health preservation and other theories. 1. The holistic view of harmony between man and nature in Taiji Zhuan "Harmony between man and nature" is a basic view of China's classical philosophy. In the process of its emergence and development, Tai Ji Chuan infiltrated the idea of "the unity of man and nature" into boxing theory and boxing, thus gradually improving it.