Simplifying Tai Ji Chuan's Decomposition Teaching —— A Brief Introduction to the Author of "24 Styles"

Zhang Weiwei, female, born in 1957, Han nationality. Since childhood, I have studied martial arts with my father Zhang Pinyuan and my mother Xu Shuzhen. As a teenager, he participated in many Wushu exhibition competitions, and won the first place in the 42-style Tai Ji Chuan and 42-style Tai Ji Chuan in the women's group B in the Tai Ji Chuan and Sword Championship of 1996. In March, 20001year, he won the first prize of 24-style Tai Ji Chuan and the second prize of Kong's Tai Ji Chuan in the first World Tai Ji Chuan Health Competition. 1999 was awarded the title of advanced individual in mass sports by Hefei Municipal People's Government; 1998 as referee in Tai Ji Chuan and Mulan Sword (Fan) Championship; 1990 as referee in taijichuan (sword) championship; 200 1 Referee in Tai Ji Chuan, Sword and Mulan Series Competition: Referee in the National Wushu Mulan Competition held in Lushan in 2002; In 2003, he served as the referee of Tai Ji Chuan, Sword and Mulan series competitions. In 2004, he served as the referee of Wushu competition in the 8th Hefei Games. In 2004, he served as the deputy referee in the first sports meeting in Anhui Province and the Mulan series in Tai Ji Chuan, Anhui Province; In 2005, he served as the deputy referee in Tai Ji Chuan, Sword and Mulan series competitions. In 2005, he served as the referee of the first traditional Wushu competition in Anhui Province. In May 2005, as the leader of Anhui Province, he led a team to participate in the National Wushu Taiji Championship and achieved excellent results. In 2006, he served as the deputy director of the Arbitration Commission in the series competition of Tai Ji Chuan, Sword and Mulan held in Hefei; In 2007-2008, he served as a referee in the series of Taiji Chuan, Jian and Mulan competitions held in Anhui Province for two consecutive years. In Taicang, Jiangsu Province in 2007, and in Deqing, Zhejiang Province in 2008, he served as the referee of the national Mulan series: from 2007 to 2008, he served as the referee of the traditional Wushu competition held in Hefei for two consecutive years; In 2008, he served as the referee of Wushu competition in the 9th Hefei Games: from 2006 to 2008, he participated in Wushu job evaluation as a member of Hefei Wushu job evaluation committee; From 2006 to 2008, he served as the referee of China Hongkong International Wushu Competition for three consecutive years; In 2007, it was awarded the seventh stage of Wushu.