How many ways does Chen Taiji pass his hometown?

Take the biography of Chen Taiji as an example. Strictly speaking, there are only two kinds of biography of Chen Taiji: "big frame" and "small frame".

First, the "small frame", also known as the "new frame", is a boxing frame created by Chen Qingping, a native of Chenjiagou, according to the "big frame" and his own characteristics and habits.

Second, "big shelf", also known as "old shelf". That was handed down by Chen-Chen Changxing-Chen Fake ... So far there are only two kinds of boxing, one is 89, and the other is 72 (also called "cannon hammer"), which shows that the ancients have always had this habit, just like 28 beauties, referring to 16-year-old girls. These two kinds of boxing have always been circulated only among masters, and only simplified routines have been taught to the outside world, including members of the Chen family, namely: 74-style No.1 and 43-style No.2. This rule, which persisted for hundreds of years, continued into Chen Fake's later years. Due to the changes of the times and the appearance of audio-visual equipment, Chen Fake in his later years could not keep the boxing frame that could only be handed down by the master, so he gradually taught it to the outside world, but he still concealed many details, such as "on his back" and "caught by the fairy", and made some cuts in the boxing frame, with * * * passing the boxing all the way and boxing 7 1 as the second way.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, almost no one practiced boxing in Chenjiagou. Later, Chen Fake's nephew, Zhao Chen Pi, returned to Chenjiagou to pass the boxing, teaching the simplified 74 style and 43 style all the way. After Zhao Chen Pi's death, Chen Jiagou invited Chen Fake's son Chen Zhaokui to teach boxing, and Chen Zhaokui taught all boxing styles ***83 and 7 1. At that time, Chenjiagou people called the boxing taught by Zhao Chen Pi as "old boxing" and the boxing taught by Chen Zhaokui as "new boxing". At that time, Chen Zhaokui didn't agree with the name, but there was no special provision for students to distinguish it. So it's all a mess up to now.