The martial art of tai chi is comprised of physically easy movements that do not tax or strain the body. Anyone could perform them in theory.
In practice, tai chi is quite hard work. The easy-seeming movements are actually very subtle, and require good coordination, timing, rhythm and balance.
Copying the outer appearance of tai chi is not sufficient. What matters in tai chi is the internal, the substance - the things that are not so easily seen.
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