Who created the Thirteen Trends of Taiji, who created Tai Ji Chuan, and what is the relationship between Wudang Taiji and other Tai Ji Chuan.

The thirteen potentials of Taiji refer to "pushing, caressing, squeezing, pressing, picking, caressing, leaning, advancing, retreating, caring, looking and deciding".

"Push", "row", "squeeze" and "press", that is, hurdle, separation, impact and exchange. Sifang also;

Pick, pick, elbow, lean, that is, dry, Kun, gen, Xun, oblique four corners.

Progress, retrogression, left and right, right and middle, that is, gold, wood, water, fire and earth. So are these five elements.

In short, it is the thirteen potentials. "

The explanation of this technique comes from Wang Zongyue and Tai Ji Chuan's On Boxing Score. In the score of Taiji Zhuan, there is an inscription in this paragraph: "Original Note: This is the legacy of Zhang Sanfeng, the founder of Wudang Mountain. If you want heroes in the world to live longer, don't just do your stunts. "

Therefore, Yang Luchan respected Zhang Sanfeng as the founder of Tai Ji Chuan and thought that Tai Ji Chuan was created by Zhang Sanfeng.

Wudang Tai Ji Chuan's techniques should come from folk martial arts. Under the guidance of Taoist thought of Dan Gong, Zhang Sanfeng created "Thirteen Styles of Tai Chi" for self-defense, and later derived the corresponding boxing methods, which flowed into the people. After being edited and tempered by folk masters, it formed a routine with rich moves and flowed into Wudang Taoism.

Wudang Tai Chi Dan Gong and folk Tai Ji Chuan have mutual influence and promotion.