Taiji Tuishou, also known as Dashi (striking hands), Roshou (rubbing hands), or Yeshou (wrestling hands), is a two-person unarmed confrontation practice of Taijiquan. It has a relationship of body and application with the routines of Taijiquan, complementing each other and enhancing each other's effects. It has a history of more than 300 years. This class demonstrates Taiji Tuishou, the boxing frame of Chen-style Taijiquan, Yang-style Taijiquan, and double-handed swords.