What is the origin of Yang-style Tai Ji Chuan?

To put it simply: Yang-style Tai Ji Chuan was created on the basis of Chen-style Tai Ji Chuan. Yang Luchan, which originated in Yang Luchan, has made great contributions to the popularization and development of Tai Ji Chuan. In his early years, Yang Luchan learned boxing from Chen Changxing, a descendant of Chen Shi Tai Ji Chuan. Chen Changxing broke the rules and introduced Chen Shi to Yang Luchan and Tai Ji Chuan. After completing his studies, Yang Luchan fought with others in the Beijing-Tianjin area by fighting and beating, and never lost. Once called invincible by Yang. Tai Ji Chuan's ancient martial arts were widely known. At that time, nobles and wealthy businessmen in Beijing Palace sought advice on boxing. Due to the weak constitution of aristocratic children, they practice boxing more for physical fitness than actual combat. Chen taijichuan's mastery of some complicated movements is also slow. According to the actual situation and his own boxing teaching experience, Yang Luchan made bold innovations on the basis of Chen Tai Ji Chuan, eliminating the actions of jumping, exerting strength and jumping, which is more suitable for the needs of health care at ordinary times. This style has been preserved to this day. After the efforts of three generations of Yang Luchan's grandparents and grandchildren, it was finally finalized as Yang-style Tai Ji Chuan. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the 24-style simplified Tai Ji Chuan arranged on the basis of young Tai Ji Chuan played an important role in the popularization of Tai Ji Chuan, and it is Tai Ji Chuan with the largest number of practitioners at present.