Yan Chuan revealed the essence of Tai Chi Boxing, completely unafraid of others knowing or preparing against it.
He generously taught it to everyone publicly: "This Martial Art focuses on sixteen words: 'Empty and agile at the top, chest drawn in and back stretched, loose waist and drooping buttocks, shoulder and elbow sinking'. It's purely guided by intention, and the greatest taboo is exerting force. The unity of form and spirit is the gist of this style. Remember, softness overcomes hardness, waiting in stillness to act, transforming straight into circular, small defeats big, weak beating strong, this is 'Tai Chi'!"
Yan Chuan demonstrated Tai Chi once, explained it once more, and in total, an hour had passed.
Wang Zhengyi listened intently.
But among the group, some couldn't wait any longer, and Gong Yu couldn't help but urge: "Master Yan, if you teach like this, when will it ever end?"
"Don't be hasty, don't be hasty!"
