I want to learn from Tai Ji Chuan. Which one should I learn?

As I said before, there must be a foundation. Tai Ji Chuan may seem useless to too many people who don't know. When I was young, I thought Tai Ji Chuan was divided into "Wen" and "Wu". What a joke! What a big joke. Tai Ji Chuan is the difference between Wushu and folk Wushu!

Tai Ji Chuan is divided into five schools: Chen-Yang-Wu-Wu-Sun, each with its own strong points. In fact, the old man and the old woman are nothing more than these five kinds, and the key point is to "use". Neijiagong is characterized by being suitable for men, women and children. Generally speaking, knowing how to "use" is China Boxing, and not knowing how to use it is fitness. So what you have to learn is to start with the routine, ponder it slowly and "use it" slowly. Foreign skills are relatively hard, and they can still be used after learning a few tricks, depending on strength and methods. But it's an internal skill, and if you don't use it, you can keep fit, just like that scene in the park, but it can't be said that it's not martial arts.

Chen-Yang-Wu-Wu-Sun can learn all five ways. They are all classics! Is the pride of China people! Chen has many routines-the old one, the new one ... and the others are just one. I suggest that you don't learn "simplification", because it's for people's fitness, so it's ok to practice a foundation:)

Finally, a word for you: the brave are not chaotic, and the fighters can't help it. This is the meaning of boxing in China Wushu. I hope you can succeed.