Is the complete set of Yang-style Tai Chi 108 forms?

In Tai Chi, there are 88 colors, 85 colors, and we have 3 more colors. There are 108 colors, and there are even more than 110 colors. Master, we have talked a lot about Western Tai Chi recently. Many friends have given us different opinions. We would like to hear your opinions. Sure. For example, some friends have left comments. I can see that they are very serious. For example, they have written a lot about Shen Tung Pei. How to use it, and their opinions. And some friends have mentioned one thing. In Tai Chi, why does it cause pain in the knee? Will the position of the toes affect the knee? How to use the heel? What causes the pain in the knee? We can talk about this in the future. Some friends have asked whether Tai Chi is 88 colors, 100 colors, or something else. Everyone has a different opinion. For example, in Tai Chi, we have 88 colors. In fact, we are really 88 colors. Because we have 3 more colors. These 3 colors are generally not used in Tai Chi. For example, we have Yunyuan Sanpuqiu, Xiaoweipu Jingang, and Yao Zhi Zhuantian. Some friends have said that there are 108 colors. There are even more than 110 colors. Do you think we have used less? It feels like we have used less than 10 colors. It's like we have learned less. In fact, it's the same style. Why do we use colors to replace the name of the style? In Tai Chi, there is no standard for the number of colors. In traditional martial arts, the name of the style is not marked. Why is it marked? It's because there are 24 colors. So some people mark the number of colors in my style. The original name of Tai Chi is Tai Chi 13 Colors. There are many other names. We will introduce the names in the future. Or talk about the origin of Tai Chi. As for the number of colors, why did I say we didn't use less? The most important thing is how to count the colors. For example, Pufu Guishan. From Pufu Guishan to here. Do you see this part? This is Pufu Guishan. Some friends say that Pufu Guishan is here. This is called Lamjia Mei. Then we count more colors. It becomes two colors. We divide it into two. For example, Laoshang Aobu. Some friends say left Laoshang Aobu. Right Laoshang Aobu. Then left Laoshang Aobu again. How many colors are there? There are three colors. In fact, the three colors are one color. For example, Ye Ma Fen Zhong. Left Ye Ma Fen Zhong. Right Ye Ma Fen Zhong. Left Ye Ma Fen Zhong. Then we count three colors. What about us? We are Ye Ma Fen Zhong. Three colors are one color. So there are more colors. It doesn't matter. It's just a different way of counting. The most important thing is the difference in ideas. Because when we look at it separately, there is a difference in the intention of the fist. We will talk about this in a book called Jiao Tong Sik. How to look at Jiao Tong Sik? For example, when you read martial arts novels, I teach you three moves. What are these three moves? Right. What are these three moves? If you look at it this way, Jiao Tong Sik has a different meaning. Right. But now we usually use colors to talk. Right. In fact, Jiao Sik, Jiao Sik. What is Jiao? What is Sik? Right. This topic is very interesting, master. We will talk about this later. Right. OK. Let's talk about it again. Today, we are going to talk about Siam Tong Bei. Right. Last time, some friends suggested Tong Bei. How to do Tong Bei? Or how to enter Siam Tong Bei? There are two ways to look at it. Because traditionally, in Western Tai Chi, as I said earlier, in Tai Chi, there is Siam Tong Bei. Right. There is one more thing. In Tai Chi, there are many repetitive moves. Right. So for Tai Chi, there are only more than 30 moves. Right. In fact, there are not that many moves. It's just that they are repetitive. So when we count them, how many moves are there in total? Right. In fact, if we use traditional martial arts to look at it, for example, if we say one move for one move, one move for one move, what is one move? It is one move for one move. Right. So if you look at it this way, there are only more than 30 moves. Right. The numbers are similar. Right. For example, Siam Tong Bei. Right. As you know, in Tai Chi, there are repetitive moves. Right. There are repetitive moves in Hai Di Zhen. There are repetitive moves in Piet San Chui. Right. In Tai Chi, we have a set called Shan Shou Dui Lien. Right. In this set, there is also Siam Tong Bei. Right. A friend mentioned how to use Siam Tong Bei. Right. In Tai Chi, what is Dui Lien? There is also Hai Di Zhen in it. Right. In Tai Chi, what is Hai Di Zhen? What is it? Siam Tong Bei. Siam Tong Bei, right? In Tai Chi, Dui Lien is... In Tai Chi, Hai Di Zhen is done by the opponent. Right. Then, I use Siam Tong Bei. To break it. Right, to break it. Like this. Here, we have the opportunity to explain this part. Right. Our way of fighting is a bit different. Let's study the difference between the two. Right. Okay? We will start with Hai Di Zhen. People usually suggest how to use Hai Di Zhen. Let's talk about how to use Hai Di Zhen. Okay? Let's study it. Tai Chi, Yun Yuan San Po Kou, Lam Yun Mei, Dan Bian, Po Fu Gui San, Che Dan Bian, Yao Zi Zhuan Tian, Zhao Di Han Chui, Du Lian Hou, Fan Shen Pie Shen Chui, Kuan Lan Zui, Xiao Gui Po Kam Kong.