Is Chen Village the Birthplace of Tai Chi?
Tai Chi Chuan, the ancient Chinese martial art known for its slow and graceful movements, has a significant controversial question that surrounds this martial art, Is Chen Village the Birthplace of Tai Chi?
Tai Chi Chuan, the ancient Chinese martial art known for its slow and graceful movements, has a significant controversial question that surrounds this martial art, Is Chen Village the Birthplace of Tai Chi?
The second part of our Yiquan Paper. The interview with Master Cui Ruibin and his assistant, Gong Dong at the Beijing International Yiquan Training Centre in Tao Lin village, Changping district. See Part One for our introduction.
Yiquan can be translated as intent boxing, and is one of the least known Chinese martial arts, with concepts that are difficult to cross into Western understanding and made harder with a scarcity of good teachers.
Is this Martial Art Video Genuine? This is a question we must now ask when the majority of martial arts the public is seeing are coming from social media. We ask this question because most martial arts video are being filmed solely for social media?
Wudang Mountain Tai Chi Master Zhong Yun Long explain the Wudang Tai Chi form and how he incorporates Kung Fu into his Tai Chi.
Interview on Tai Chi Chuan with Wudang Mountain Grandmaster and Taoist priest, Zhong Yun Long, head of the Wudang Sanfeng Pai.
Trailer for our Masters Series with Master Di Guoyong, the World’s leading authority on the internal martial art of Xingyi Quan and Bagua Zhang.
Wudang Sanfeng Pai school with grandmaster and senior Taoist priest, Zhong Yun Long performing Tai Chi Chuan at Yuxu Palace, Wudang Mountain.
Our visit to the International Yiquan Training Center of the Beijing Martial Arts Association and interview with Yiquan master Cui Ruibin.