Chen Yuxing's Gold Medal Taiji - Group B - 2021 China Wushu Taolu Collegiates

East China Jiaotong University's Chen Yuxing takes 1st in Women's Group B Taijiquan (tai chi) at the 2021 China Wushu Taolu Collegiates in Chengdu
Music she used is from Red Sorghum:
Opening Title of Red Sorghum: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnOyhn95e8poiNE
Theme of Jiu Er: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y522pHyleKeNqbs
#wushu #martialArts #kungFu #taiji #taichi #chengdu #china #taijiquan #taichichuan #yinyang #warriorwomen

[@gurucharansingh8867]

Her footwork, balance and coordination in movement are outstanding.

[@teedtad2534]

She has excellent balance and graceful movements! Love her uniform colors, pretty eyes, silky hair... Not easy to jump, spin and land as she did with speed 🚄🚅 ! Glad she won!!

[@ozsvathlaszlo6805]

This Performance and the Music Beautiful too!

[@christianvaixco196]

Yess....AND W👧MAN😘💕❤❤❤ 👍BEAUTYYY👏👏👏

[@luigicannizzo2669]

" Very Special Performance .. Great Harmony on Moviment ". .. So' Good ... ☺😊😀/💙💙💙/👍✌👌👏👋

[@ozsvathlaszlo6805]

Beautiful and Very Very Good!Thank You So Much!

[@peternorth4879]

Absolutely brilliant ... beautiful to watch

[@ildikovidra2603]

Most beautiful, absolutely wonderful! I am just speechless!💖🌸🌸🌸

[@Lightseer23]

Достойно уважение уже то, что во время уткнувших себя в телефоны людей, находятся те, кто обращает внимание своему телу, его возможностям, поиску его скрытых возможностей, и развивая духовность, находит в себе силы красиво раскрыть свои способности, преподнося их молодому поколению так, что и перед старшим поколением не стыдно. Спасибо мастерам!

[@joeyhensley9199]

Beautiful performance.

[@chrismanspeaker9372]

Let's forget the beauty and grace that Chen Yuxing displayed here, but enjoy the power and endurance this routine took to perform.

[@tianzi49]

bro. useless in a real fight .. looks like a choreographed slow gymnastic floor exercise!

[@xoloescuinclespalomitasyal6565]

Una Experiencia Estética contemplar a Chen Yuxing. Extraordinaria.

[@crappo8459]

So smooth and graceful

[@edwardlaw797]

That leg goes behind the back with one leg super low horse stand...around 1 min mark, make it look so easy but for 99.99999% of people on earth it's impossible. Physically defy logic.

[@buxtehude123]

Millions ballet dancers, acrobats and gymnasts can easily do it.

[@xbman1]

@@buxtehude123 No they can not. On on that particular move.

[@mamorufukuzawa1878]

表演，配音乐都很美！赞不绝口！

[@seechunchong9876]

Fantastic!!!

[@harrisoncruse7132]

awesome smooth and beautiful combinations

[@leidianemartins4084]

She is amazing.

[@corennet.6776]

You can DEFINITELY see where they got inspiration for air bending and water bending from Wushu!

[@JasonAstraea]

Really?

[@AntOninPortequoi]

Well..yeah obviously😍

[@Liliquan]

All of them came from Wushu. Air Bending = Bagua Water Bending = Taiji Fire Bending = Shaolin Earth Bending = Hung Gar or Praying Mantis (for Toph)

[@kungfu390]

@@Liliquan Truth! You forgot Kyoshi Island = Aikido Also, off topic, but if you watch the last trailer for Kenobi, he does BaGuaZhang and Aikido in it.

[@ankitamishra7511]

Love to watch you 💕

[@pauzansafari5856]

Jadi teringat lindswell dari indonesia yang menang kejuaraan dunia 2017 dgn nilai 9.67, smpai sekarang masih belum ada yg bisa menyamainya

[@user-oy2wr8ix4f]

beautiful!

[@martialhealth4062]

Very smooth. Nice Taolu!

[@terryscott2007]

Flawless ❤

[@user-dw8rs6on6j]

音乐（music）：抬龙王（阿鲲）

[@mostguitarswins]

Extraordinary strength and balance 👏👏👏👏

[@rogerkreil3314]

I wonder why the judges didn’t like her performance. She was very graceful.

[@user-ld2hy6td5y]

鍛えあげた、均整のとれたしなやかな体❗️ 全く以て、素晴らしいの一言である。この動きを出せるまで、相当な本人の努力があったと思う。ただただ、素晴らしいの一言です❗️❗️❗️❗️🌸

[@user-sn9cz2is1c]

Очень круто!

[@schadel78]

✨Nice uplifting music🎶beautiful perfomance🥋👧✨

[@benedictweisz2283]

IMHO, But till now none like Lindswell is the best, her move and transition are smooth and flow perfectly, and also her posture and gesture are perfect match...

[@peperey8852]

👏👏👏👏👏👏parabéns a melhor

[@Joki4488]

Nice lah video ni

[@Ampik-cj5wy]

Very good

[@muhammadmudassar-1243]

500000 millions billions dollars for u Chen yuxing's R wushu 🌸 💐 〽️

[@sofiadlarg2340]

wow, amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kumarakumara2380]

Very nice

[@hunt3rzkille]

I just found this video today she so good at this so skilful and beautiful same time! If there any chance that i can have her social just wanna ask her for some advices.

[@andrescuevas9015]

She’s mesmerizing. 她是很漂亮

[@btensionfree]

where the hell is cameraman in starting and amazing music whts the title of this music??

[@erickflores7471]

Está chica es muy hermosa y sus movimientos son perfectos, felicidades muñeca

[@oniricforge]

como puedo buscar ese tema musical (music name please)

[@udiksudaryono6898]

Seni tari, seni kungfu dan power....3 in 1. Is the best !

[@kumarakumara2380]

Kungfu osu

[@carlhursh9692]

😳😳😉😉 Incredible

[@jimhansen7993]

Can someone please tell me how I can get some of the music that she had in her performance, especially the first song? It as absolutely beautiful. I usually hear something like it in Chinese movies in Netflix. Thank you.

[@bluehippofilms]

Added links to the description for the music she used: Opening Title of Red Sorghum: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnOyhn95e8poiNE Theme of Jiu Er: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y522pHyleKeNqbs

[@jimhansen7993]

@@bluehippofilms I cannot thank you enough for your response. I just listened to it and it is gorgeous. I just have to think of a way of getting more of this music. Again many many thanks it is simply spectacular. Jim

[@bluehippofilms]

@@jimhansen7993: No problem, glad you're enjoying it

[@accca3744]

你好，來自秘魯的問候，它很漂亮

[@JavierIsassi]

Heaven and Earth. Flow.

[@LinhLe-wi8xg]

Name Music 👏👏👏

[@nuwansanjeewa9114]

Please ...tell me which style this one...really love this❤️❤️❤️

[@boilinggoldman4365]

This form with mix styles of Taichi is for competition.

[@nicerperson1]

I think it was mostly Yang style. There are some very unique movements in Chen and Sun, I didn't see any of them in this. It was probably extended and modified from the long Yang form.

[@wushumylive9723]

😘😘❤❤

[@michalmeszaros1331]

👌🙏❗️

[@jaha777jaha6]

Beautiful, incredible flexibility

[@sofiadlarg2340]

Geniaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@jonathankelsey83]

🤘🐲🤘

[@simongallivan1472]

☘️

[@samkofford5485]

what style of Taiji is that?

[@nicerperson1]

Mostly Yang would be my guess. It was not Sun or Chen, but there are other styles which I am not familiar with, I only know Sun, Chen and Yang.

[@michalmeszaros1331]

👋👋👋

[@AmarHussain-qj1yr]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@southpark4151]

Are those judges corrupt or something? Should have been 10/10, or 12/10 .... two extra points added.

[@birdyashiro1226]

这个bgm听得我气鸡皮疙瘩…

[@januszsyty4722]

Tak chciałbym Panią nasladowac promuje pokój i miłość ale w chwili niebezpieczeństwa nawet lekarz z powołania chwyta za broń.Bez pracy nie ma życia.Gratuluje Janusz.

[@user-ln5bt2rs5n]

太極舞蹈好看

[@now9090]

태극권이 체조가 되버린 서글픈 현실을 보게 됩니다.

[@bunnypong64]

Terrible useless cameraman and Director had us watching in the furthest position when they should have been much closer.

[@jeff61177]

SMH, when did taiji become dance?

[@HUEnshiro_do_Norte]

3:04 ops...!!!!

[@toydr.3763]

look like taiji, not wushu

[@evanduuu2010]

Water Bending

[@yabai4131]

我说句实话 bgm是很辉宏 但是不是很搭

[@maru6771]

またこの曲かよ！

[@junsupsong0319]

뭐였더라 무슨 생 무슨 도화였나.. 중국애들은 이모양 좋아하나보넹

[@TurfSurf]

Nice dance form!

[@MBM100000]

這是武術嗎？

[@thierryguth2567]

Tai without Chi ... !

[@user-nm9sv5np4l]

중국무술 최최고수와 메이웨더가 붙는다면 어떻게 될까? 잽 한방에 끝나겠지. 씁쓸하구만. 동작이 화려해 본 들. . .실전엔 아무 소용없는 체조일 뿐이지.

[@iVideo99]

这他妈是太极拳？

[@buxtehude123]

Nice dance. Closer to rhythm gymnastic. Nothing to do with martial arts, of course. But that's ok.Aesthetically pleasing.

[@danL1011]

[Nothing to do with martial arts, of course.] LOL. Can't speak specifically about her, but perhaps you should explore how these movements are used in a martial arts setting. ;-) [Nice dance.] Capoeira. :-P

[@nicerperson1]

Without knowledge of the applications, you are correct. It's a bit like knowing "how" to make moves in Kata, but not why. Tai Chi used to be the "icing on the cake" for some martial artists. They would know another fighting style and learn Tai Chi principles afterwards.

[@cashcash5995]

Xu xiaodong .

[@mujisri5289]

Ptugrotyruo

[@JL-bo4bh]

This is not Taiji quan at all. If their intention is to be included as one of the Olympic competitions, please don't let it in unless they use another name like "Taiji Dance" or "Taiji Yoyo".

[@chusandy9545]

近代太極“拳”都變成中國舞加表演體操模樣。

[@user-hq3zi2fh9e]

菜菜的。。。

[@gashuvafen4208]

中國“所有”美女~~~都去學功夫啦！

[@thricecrazy33]

way too stiff

[@user-ik8vi9pg5h]

...........

[@user-up3dd1vw6b]

Real question iz doez she waxx down thur hehehe

[@Kermit_T_Frog]

I have no idea how there can be any objective standard for this. Unlike diving or gymnastics, no degree of difficulty. It would be like judging a dance contest.

[@bluehippofilms]

If you look at the scores at the end you'll notice that there's an A, B, and C score. A score is for technique, and you can get deducted for doing certain moves incorrectly, very similar to technical performance in the sports you mentioned. Things like upper body positions being incorrect, poorly executed techniques, and swaying during balance movements, etc B score is for overall performance, and takes into account all the subjective and technical factors you're probably thinking of. Often called artistic/overall execution in many other sports C score is known as nandu, or difficulty moves. Basically the degree of difficulty moves you were thinking of. Most wushu difficulties involve doing jump kicks with a certain amount of rotation (more the better). Typically the landings have transition values as well, such as splits, or landing on one leg. Taiji is also famous for difficulties involving single leg balance techniques (you see her do a few). Unlike in gymnastics or ice skating, difficulty is capped at 2.0, so most professional competitors can and will max this out. That means if you miss a move you are almost 100% not medaling. This means in terms of difficulty, it becomes more about having perfect technique and execution of the difficulty moves, instead of increasing the number of difficulty moves to score higher. Since this is at the amateur collegiate level, she’s able to take gold even with a miss in her difficulty, but it wouldn’t happen at a higher level competition.

[@Kermit_T_Frog]

@@bluehippofilms Thanks.

[@buxtehude123]

I judge music competitions. We use similar criteria. Technique. Artistic aspects etc. Ditto for dance.

[@user-xo4zr8qs2j]

@@buxtehude123 建议你先了解一下中国武术的衍变和每个动作的用意，不是为了美观，不要总是拿舞蹈来比较。舞蹈只有柔韧没有刚劲……

[@d.m.christina]

This is great and the woman is respected in her clothing unlike the olympic gymnastics games where women practically have to show their intimate parts nevertheless the abuse that we know of today with so many young females during their training time! When is THAT going to change? Why do olympic male sportmen not have to almost show their private parts but women have to? Why is not any of these olympic females gymnasts like Simone Biles, reacting and protesting against these sport clothing practices that use women as sex objects while in fact it should go about the sport practice?

[@senseilogan2233]

I dont get it, theres no point. How could they possibly hold a taiji performance.. INdoors? At a silly gymnasium. Nope. Unexeptable. She is fantastic though

[@bluehippofilms]

Most of East Asia has successfully used combination of lockdowns, mass testing, mask wearing, contact tracing, technology, and other methods to get COVID under control. Simply put, all these governments, and their people actually take it extremely seriously. As a result, these countries are able to hold events like this relatively safely even without the advanced vaccine technology that the US has. As of today, Japan, which is doing the worst out of the East Asian countries, has "only" 8,807 new cases a day. That's been enough for them to essentially declare a state of emergency for the whole country for months (US at 17,816, UK at 29,173), and almost not hold the Olympics. Countries like Singapore fine you and send you to jail for not wearing a mask: www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/singapore-jails-briton-not-wearing-face-mask-public-2021-08-18 . As for China, they're the most aggressive out of all these countries in combatting it. Basically, if one person gets it somewhere, they hard lockdown the entire region and do mass testing of the region immediately. As a result they're at 46 new cases a day. Even with that small number you can see that al the officials take the precaution of wearing masks and there's nearly no audience even though these games are treated like the Olympics in China. COVID-19 numbers at: www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

[@taaareee3570]

just blame your useless government

[@nicerperson1]

why not indoors? and why is the gymnasium silly? and why is it "unexeptable" (sic)?. There is absolutely no requirement for Tai Chi to be outside. And the point is, there are five major styles of Tai Chi, each style has a collection of forms (like Kata in Karate) and the contestants are judged on how well they perform it. They are marked on: doing the correct sequence of moves, correct performance of the move, balance, flow, power, speed, level of difficulty, smooth transitions, interpretation etc. etc. The judges know what form they are doing and know what moves to expect. No different from a dance judge, marking a waltz or a tango or a cha-cha. (Bruce Lee was a Hong Kong Cha cha cha champion!) or Karate judges, judging Kata.

[@senseilogan2233]

To be in mother nature of course! How can you root yourfeet into the earth without breathing fresh air, wothout sinking into the soil. How can one feel toa

[@michellezhou979]

眨眼太多，too many blinking. 音乐剪辑没做好，中间的连接处没有过渡， 跳起劈叉如果做不了，半条腿不直影响观感

[@redbunnytail9528]

I don't know if I get the 'full' hit from a world class Taiji performance, but it's really cool. And yet, with this high level skill in Taiji form and contortionist flexibility, you kinda want to see what her body looks like from all this stretching and training, since probably from the age of like 4 or 5. You know? I mean. I like the traditional Chinese stuff. But. People in the west want to know if that type of skill creates an 'eye candy' kinda body. Just watched a clip with Owl Kitty as Princess Leia, a few minutes ago. Before that it was the hot, mature, older Aussie chick on Phoenix Nation. Serious skill at entertaining on youtube. So. If you want to learn about 'entertainING' in the modern age, outside of China, as the Chinese Taiji 'public relations' people, gotta show some of these chicks with 'less on.'

[@Tian-Xia]

演得漂亮 可惜攻防含意太离谱.太极拳不是舞蹈 .

[@fernandom.tavares3551]

Taiji or kungfu? Shes kunfused

[@dbuck1964]

Junk not Taiji just gymnastic performance.

[@GoofyGufz]

the most time wasting training in the world

[@fredricclack7137]

Wu Tai Shu Chi 👎 Taiji

[@user-ec4oi9mu6z]

[@tonytiger6601]

glad they can do it but i sure as fuck don't see the point in it.