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The Tul consists of two parts, the first part for heaven and the second for the earth. It contains 19 moves!<br> | The Tul consists of two parts, the first part for heaven and the second for the earth. It contains 19 moves!<br> | ||
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"CHON-JI" literally means "heaven and earth". It is interpreted in the East as the creation of the world and the beginning of human history. Therefore this first Tul performed by beginners.
The Tul consists of two parts, the first part for heaven and the second for the earth. It contains 19 moves!
REMEMBER at the end : Bring the left foot back to NARANI SOGI