24 strokes of mixed element Tai Ji Chuan.

The first type: start.

The second type: the left and right wild horses divide their manes.

The third kind: bright-winged white crane.

The fourth type: squatting under the left and right knees.

The fifth style: playing pipa.

Type 6: Roll the humerus left and right.

Seventh type: take the sparrow's tail away.

Eighth type: stop the tail and right.

Ninth type: single whip.

The tenth type: left and right cloud hands.

Eleventh type: single whip.

The twelfth type: exploring the height of the horse.

Type 13: right pedal.

Type 14: bimodal ear piercing.

Type 15: Turn around and kick to the left.

The sixteenth formula: the left lower formula is independent.

The seventeenth formula: the right lower formula is independent.

18 type: shuttle left and right.

19 type: submarine needle.

Type 20: Flash arm.

Type 2 1: Turn around and move the hammer.

Type 22: sealed as closed.

Type 23: Cross your hands.

The twenty-fourth type: closing the momentum.

Briefly describe the course of Tai Ji Chuan's Yuan-mixing: Chen Gongke, a grandmaster of Tai Ji Chuan, and Gong Hu Yao Zhen, a grandmaster of Liuhe Gate, used their whole life's energy and wisdom to realize and practice Tai Ji Chuan's truth.

Mr. Feng Zhiqiang was lucky enough to learn from the two masters and integrate their teachings. With a deep understanding of Tai Ji Chuan, he succeeded in inheriting and developing the traditional Chen-style Tai Ji Chuan, and founded the mixed-hearted Tai Ji Chuan (hereinafter referred to as mixed-hearted Tai Ji Chuan), which profoundly reflected the true colors of everything.

Mix, take everything; Yuan, as the original fundamental meaning. Mr. Feng shared his views on martial arts and boxing for the benefit of the human heart and made unreserved contributions to the world.