Forty-two Tai Ji Chuan

1, go; 2. Right-handed sparrow tail; 3. Left single whip; 4. handle; 5. Bright-winged white crane;

6. squatting; 7, squatting; 8. Extrusion type; 9. The progressive moving block laments; 10, if sealed, if closed;

1 1, open and close the hand; 12, right single whip; 13, elbow bottom jumping; 14, turn around and push the hand; 15, the jade girl shuttles;

16, kick left and right; 17, covering your hands and beating your arms; 18, wild horses are divided into manes; 19, Yunshou; 20. Fighting tigers independently;

2 1, right branch; 22, bimodal; 23. Left foot; 24, change hands and clap your hands; 25, progress is a kind of;

26, oblique flight; 27, under a single whip; 28. Golden Rooster independence; 29. Take a step back and put your hands on; 30, virtual step pressure palm;

3 1, independent palm rest; 32, "ma bu" or horse stance just look; 33. Turn around and squat; 34. Take a break and fight again; 35, wear palm down;

36. The previous seven stars; 37. Take a step back and cross the tiger; 38. Turn around and put a lotus flower; 39, bow and shoot tigers; 40. Left-handed sparrow tail;

4 1, reticle; 42. Turn off the momentum.

Extended data:

Taoism is a native religion in China, with "Tao" as its highest belief. Taoism, the concept of China's ancient worship of ghosts and gods, is based on the thoughts of Huang and Lao Taoism, and has inherited the immortal magic since the Warring States Period. Zhang Daoling, the ancestor of Shi Tian, officially founded the Youth League, with a history of 1800 years.

Wudang Mountain is the holy land of Taoism in China, also known as Taihe Mountain, Xieluo Mountain, Shenshan Mountain and Shixian Mountain. It was called Taiyue, Xuan Yue and Da Yue in ancient times. Danjiangkou city, Shiyan City, in the northwest of Hubei Province.

Wudang Mountain is a famous Taoist mountain and the birthplace of Wudang Wushu. It is called "the unparalleled scenic spot in ancient times and the first fairy mountain in the world". Wudang Wushu is an important school of China Wushu. At the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, Taoist Zhang Sanfeng founded Wu Tangzong.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Taoist Baidu Encyclopedia-Taiji Biography