Adult fairy tales about Kung Fu. Part II. Tai Chi Chuan

This is a collection of stories, with the main theme and protagonist being Tai Chi Chuan. Despite the 'fairy-tale' nature of these stories, they simply and clearly explain the secrets of internal work, without which Tai Chi Chuan turns into simple gymnastics. In the third edition of the book, a large section titled 'The Tale of How All This May Turn Out to Be Unnecessary to Anyone' has been added. In this story, Master Mo unexpectedly plays the role of the 'devil's advocate'. It is worth noting that the series 'Adult Fairy Tales of Kung Fu' consists of five books. And although the book presented here is a completely separate, so to speak, 'work', reading it will be significantly more interesting together with the other four. These stories can also be related to the book 'The Precious Eight Pieces of Brocade', which serves as a kind of 'preface' to the 'Adult Fairy Tales of Kung Fu', as it describes the training process of Master Wan, who taught the central hero of all these stories, Master Min. 3rd edition, supplemented.