(T'ai-Chi Ch'üan in Wade-Giles). Pronounced "tai jee chuwhen." "Taiji" is a noun, referring to the extremes of yin and yang (see below), but Taijiquan is often mistakenly translated "supreme ultimate boxing," as if tai and ji were separate adjectives. Taijiquan is more correctly translated "great extremes boxing," or "art of the fist that embodies the dynamics of yin and yang." A classical Chinese definition of Taijiquan would be "eight trigrams in the arms, five elements in the feet: hands stir the stars, feet turn the earth."