The symbol of Taoist Tai Chi

The original Taoist Tai Chi Chuan is not a single form of boxing, but each form bears distinct Taoist imprints. Just like the distinct Buddhist imprints of respecting Buddha and worshipping Guanyin in the original Shaolin Quan. The imprints of Taoist Tai Chi: The Seven stars of the Celestial Constellations, the Northern Dipper, and the White Tiger... The following is a brief explanation of the Celestial Constellation Beidou: The five stars in the North Pole, located in the Purple Micro Palace, are called Beichen. The new star is called Tianshu, which is the North Pole. The Northern star is the Taiji, symbolizing the physical form that governs the world, the spiritual abode where Yin and Yang converge, and the inner center of the River and Luo regions. The North Star is the celestial pivot. Since people wanted to take this as the pole, a small star was taken beside it as a marker, which is called the Pole Star... It is the Sun, Shaoyang, Taiyin and Shaoyin. The sun is the space-time point or state with the strongest positive features and the weakest negative features. Shaoyang is a temporal and spatial point or state where the positive characteristics gradually increase and the negative characteristics gradually decrease, achieving a balance of Yin and Yang. The Taiyin is the time and space point or state where the negative characteristics are the strongest and the positive characteristics are the weakest. Shaoyin is a temporal and spatial point or state where the Yin characteristics gradually strengthen and the Yang characteristics gradually decline, achieving a balance of Yin and Yang. It is precisely these four characteristic spatiotemporal points or states that represent the spatiotemporal system formed by the movement of the two instruments and its movement laws... Yun Tian Gang Bei Dou is a kind of Tai Chi... The Seven Stars of "You Long Cha Bai Hu" is another form of Tai Chi... "Divine Tiger"