How many years has qigong been in China? Is qigong the same as taijiquan? If different, what is the difference?

Qigong is one of the traditional sports activities in China. In ancient times, qigong was called tui na, guiding, walking qi, serving qi, eating qi, practicing qi, sitting in meditation, doing zazen, or internal work, and so on.

Taijiquan is one of the famous internal boxing styles of China's martial arts and has a long history. It is a kind of boxing which is both good for health and can resist violence and self-defense, and has very high philosophical, physiological and technical combat mechanics. Famous are Chen, Yang, Wu, Wu, Sun and other various schools.

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And taijiquan, even if it started with Zhang Sanfeng, was only in the Song Dynasty. According to the Chen family, if you count from Chen Wangting, it is the Ming Dynasty, which is even farther away

Qigong is one of the traditional sports activities in China. Anciently known as qigong, guiding, walking, serving, eating, practicing, sitting, meditation or internal work. Foreign countries also have similar qigong activities, such as yoga.

China's qigong has a history of about two thousand years.