What does Tai Chi mean?

Taiji diagram is one of the classics of China traditional culture and the essence of Taoist philosophy. Taiji diagram represents an idea and a realm. Taiji diagram, also called Yin-Yang diagram, is the representative of China's ancient philosophy and quintessence culture. In the Taiji diagram, the white part represents Yang and the black part represents Yin. They are both antagonistic and interdependent, which means unity and coordination in natural things.

Taiji diagram also has far-reaching connotation and significance. Taiji diagram represents two basic concepts in China's ancient philosophy: "Yin and Yang" and "Five Elements". The concept of Yin and Yang is the core idea in China's ancient philosophy, which refers to the concept of dichotomy. The Five Elements is a classification method of nature, social phenomena and intellectual images in China's ancient philosophy, which explains the relationship between man and nature in a certain sense.

There is no doubt about the position of Taiji in the traditional culture of China. Tai Ji Chuan is also a part of the traditional culture of China, which is named after Tai Chi Map. Tai Ji Chuan is the internal boxing of China Wushu, which is formed with the idea of combining rigidity with softness and with the help of Taiji. Tai Ji Chuan is not a simple kung fu, but also an attitude towards life and a way of thinking. Taiji diagram is not only a simple pattern, but also one of the classics of China's philosophical thought, representing a part of China's traditional culture.