"Research on Taijiquan" by Tang Hao and Gu Liuxin represents a comprehensive and authoritative exploration into the rich history, theory, and practice of Taijiquan, one of the most esteemed Chinese martial arts. This seminal work delves into the origins of Taijiquan, tracing its development through various historical periods and examining the contributions of key figures who have shaped its evolution. The authors meticulously analyze the philosophical underpinnings of Taijiquan, emphasizing the integration of mind, body, and spirit, and the martial art's foundation in Taoist principles. The book is structured to provide a detailed examination of Taijiquan's fundamental techniques, postures, and forms, alongside a critical analysis of the martial art's health benefits and its application in self-defense. Through rigorous research and analysis, Tang Hao and Gu Liuxin offer insights into the internal mechanics of Taijiquan, exploring how its practice can lead to improved health, increased vitality, and a calm, focused mind. "Research on Taijiquan" stands out for its scholarly approach, combining historical research with practical insights. It serves as an invaluable resource for practitioners seeking a deeper understanding of Taijiquan's essence, as well as scholars interested in the cultural and historical aspects of Chinese martial arts. This book not only honors the legacy of Taijiquan but also contributes to its ongoing development and global dissemination, ensuring that the art remains relevant for future generations.