What's the difference between traditional Tai Ji Chuan and competition routines?

In fact, the biggest feature of the competition routine is the unity of movements. So it's easy to compare. As for traditional routines, it is difficult to compare them because there are many sects. It is for this reason that national organizations have compiled national laws and regulations. The routine prescribed by the state is a flower shelf with no actual combat ability and no cultural background at all.

This is similar to the broadcast gymnastics in China. Broadcast gymnastics in many places is based on China's martial arts and some folk dances. But you say, broadcast gymnastics is a kind of culture? Besides, in fact, the traditional Tai Ji Chuan can completely complement Tai Chi tuishou, and must be combined with Taoism and Yijing, so as to really learn from Tai Ji Chuan. If we can combine theory with practice, we can learn Tai Ji Chuan well. However, if it is a national routine, do you think it will work? In fact, in the routine prescribed by the state, not only the movements are simplified, but also many large-scale movements are completely incorrect, even artificial, just for the sake of beauty, which has no practical significance at all. Do you think it is still interesting to learn?

Others despise not only Tai Ji Chuan's game routines, but also other martial arts. In fact, the routines prescribed by the state are not martial arts at all, but only "dancing" at best. Wushu should be able to participate in actual combat. Do you think that the movements are standardized, which is no different from doing radio exercises?