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This Video series on YouTube highlights Taiji and other Internal Martial Arts Masters particularly of the old days: Unfortunately there does not seem to be any video footage of Sun Lutang doing his Tai Chi form, howe
Wu Wei (simplified Chinese: 无为; traditional Chinese: 無為; pinyin: wúwéi) is a central concept in ancient Chinese philosophy, particularly in Taoism (Daoism). It literally translates to “non-action”, “effortless action”, or “inexertion”, and refers to a state of being in harmony with the natural flow of the universe, acting … read more
This Video series on YouTube highlights Taiji and other Internal Martial Arts Masters particularly of the old days. Please note that especially those videos of the early 20th century might be of fairly bad quality. However they are valuable sources of history and skill. In this video:
Delve into the timeless elegance of Professor Cheng as he unveils his 37-step open hand form in archival footage from the 1960s, captured in striking black and white.
Despite the silent ambiance, the exceptional quality of the footage captures every subtle movement with remarkable clarity, offering a definitive portrayal of this revered form.
As the camera attentively tracks his every motion, Professor Cheng’s performance radiates a rare blend of grace and power, showcasing the essence of Tai Chi mastery. His fluidity and focus are a sight to behold, effortlessly illustrating why he remains a legendary figure in the world of push hands. Though he may be physically absent, Professor Cheng’s enduring impact continues to inspire all who have been touched by his teachings and artistry.
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Chen Fake 陳發科 (1887–1957), courtesy name Chen Fusheng, was a renowned Chinese martial artist who played a pivotal role in the development and global spread of Chen-style Taiji. He was born and raised in Chen Family Village (Chenjiagou, 陳家溝) in Henan province, where he was … read more
This Video series on YouTube highlights Taiji and other Internal Martial Arts Masters particularly of the old days: Witness the graceful mastery of Cheng Man Ching as he executes the Taijiquan sword form with precisi
This Video series on YouTube highlights Taiji and other Internal Martial Arts Masters particularly of the old days. Please note that especially those videos of the early 20th century might be of fairly bad quality. However they are valuable sources of history and skill. In this video:
Dong Yingjie (Tung Ying-chieh) performing the Yingjie Fast Form (英傑快拳) which he developed and was later expanded upon by his sun Dong Huling.
In a humble cottage at the edge of the village, I found a healer tending to the sick and wounded, her hands gentle and sure as she applied salves and poultices with practiced precision. Intrigued by her skill, I struck up a conversation and learned … read more
This Video series on YouTube highlights Taiji and other Internal Martial Arts Masters particularly of the old days: Dong Yingjie (Tung Ying-chieh) not only studied under Yang Chengfu but also Sun Lutang and Wu Jianqu
This Video series on YouTube highlights Taiji and other Internal Martial Arts Masters particularly of the old days. Please note that especially those videos of the early 20th century might be of fairly bad quality. However they are valuable sources of history and skill. In this video:
T.T. Liang performing the Sword Form. A Tai Chi master who captivated hearts and minds, leaving behind a timeless legacy.
Sitting amidst the wildflowers, I closed my eyes and allowed myself to be carried away by the gentle hum of bees and the soft rustle of leaves in the breeze. In the midst of nature’s symphony, I found clarity—a moment of peace and stillness amidst … read more
On the banks of a tranquil lake, I encountered a group of Taiji practitioners engaged in the practice of Taiji Sung – the art of relaxed strength. As I observed their movements with keen interest, the master explained the profound significance of this essential principle. … read more
In a sunlit meadow alive with the vibrant hues of wildflowers, a kaleidoscope of butterflies flitted and danced amidst the swaying grasses. Mesmerized by their graceful movements, I found myself drawn into their world—a world of beauty and wonder, where each delicate wingbeat seemed to echo the rhythms of the universe.
