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 From this, we can conclude that regardless of whether one practices the 74-Form or the 83-Form, all practitioners of the Chen Style Large Frame today are practicing the tradition passed down by Chen Gong Fake. He is a monumental figure in the history of Chen Style Taijiquan and rightfully deserves the title of "The One True Taiji Man." This is why we must take Chen Gong Fake’s traditional methods as the standard for practicing Chen Style Taijiquan today.
+=== Notes
+"Also, it depends on how one defines it, but I would disagree that the Chen Xin 64 form, which is actually 66 movements, is different in sequence. Yes, the form is done somewhat differently, but a side-by-side comparison reveals the same framework and sequence with fewer named movements. Furthermore, Chen Fake’s student, Pan Yongzhou, counts the form he learned from Chen Fake as originally 64 movements with Six sealed four closed (Liù fēng sì bì 六封四闭), occurring 7 times being an uncounted transition movement, and an uncounted first and second Receptions that were counted later bringing the total movements to 73. Equivalent movements also occur in the Chen Xin form but are also uncounted." --twocirles13