to stick
to follow
to lead
to flow
can the elbow strike the forearm?
no, because though distinct the elbow and the forearm are one
and though it cannot strike
what control the elbow has over the forearm!
the elbow is the root
to the trunk of the forearm
if you become the root of another
though distinct you will be one
follow and lead
Taijiquan is like this
if the forearm is severed from the elbow
the two disconnected
this is a disadvantage
if you are separated
from the opposing force
you are like an elbow
without a forearm
separation
unity
these things are not to be taken lightly
to follow
to lead
to flow
can the elbow strike the forearm?
no, because though distinct the elbow and the forearm are one
and though it cannot strike
what control the elbow has over the forearm!
the elbow is the root
to the trunk of the forearm
if you become the root of another
though distinct you will be one
follow and lead
Taijiquan is like this
if the forearm is severed from the elbow
the two disconnected
this is a disadvantage
if you are separated
from the opposing force
you are like an elbow
without a forearm
separation
unity
these things are not to be taken lightly