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  Dec 09  •  814 read 
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Yes ,here are the answer from Master
My daughter also has a similar question. The master replied that Taijiquan is based on its meaning, with the same shape and meaning, and the two are unified. If it only takes its shape but not its meaning, it will be harmful and useless. But I think, form is form, it is empty, take an empty shell how it can be harmful? And why is Taijiquan just this shape rather than gymnastics that shape?
Form, is it empty? Besides, there are programs, are you sure that the program itself has no content? Put the form of Taijiquan a sign up, the meridians will have to do the corresponding response, this uncontrolled reaction does not cause harm to the body?
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Maybe you could start to learn Chinese with Taijiquan. Learn Taijiquan in Chinese (language). Not a pro of Taijiquan, but I think “form", "empty", "useless", "harmful", "shape" and "unified" has more meanings on top what you are thinking. If you want to just take the "form", not the "meaning”， that is fine too.
I guess it means, everyone can sing. (everyone could copy the form.) If you sing without the right technic, you may not able to improve, or you may hurt your vocal cord. (If you do not know the meaning of the Taijiquan, it will be "harmful and useless"). Yes, singing is singing, it is not hurting if you sing a song with poor techniques and/or no emotions.
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