吴式太极拳  

Wu-style Tai Chi

作　　者：滕新书 王杨 文平 向荣 国英 

机构地区：[1]不详

出　　处：《走向世界》2023年第4期66-69,共4页Openings

摘　　要：按照习武人的传统,武术一般是传男不传女的,但在莱州市程郭镇大武官村,娘子军练习太极却比男人们更积极。傍晚时分,妇女们便三五成群地在广场上练习太极扇和太极剑等。多达50人的太极健身队伍中,年纪最大的75岁,最小的才4岁。在这里,村民们不仅把太极当作功夫,更把它视作强身健体的法宝。Since the creation of Wu-style Tai Chi, it becomes one of the five schools of Tai Chi for its unique style and distinct characteristic. Daguanwu Village was reputed as the Hometown of Wu-style Tai Chi for bringing about the founding ancestor and the second-generation inheritor of Wu-style Tai Chi. Some joked that any random choice in Dawuguan Village would find a person who had practiced Tai Chi. It was originally designated for domestic safeguard, but more and more people treat it as a martial art for physical and spiritual cultivation. Since Xiu Pixun introduced Wu-style Tai Chi to Laizhou, it spread everywhere in Laizhou and the street square here was frequented by Tai Chi fans. As a unique century-old martial art, the pattern and instrumental art of traditional Wu-style Tai Chi spread nationally and overseas and are listed in the list of provincial-level intangible cultural heritages.

关 键 词：吴式太极拳 太极扇 强身健体 太极剑 武术 健身 莱州市 娘子军 

分 类 号：G85[文化科学—民族体育]