“Tai Chi Gong Dao [Zhong Zi Zhuang]”

Learn the advantages: Fengshui, numerology (eight characters/doushu), Yinpan Qimen Dunjia, Dagua Fengshui, Yijing numbers on fate, martial arts, etc.

Course introduction:

Life in Hong Kong is fast-paced and stressful, and it is easy to cause different chronic diseases. Due to the complex causes of chronic diseases, long treatment cycles, and expensive medical expenses! Chinese medicine believes that the human body is mainly caused by insufficient Qi and blood, blocked meridians and cold and dampness. Exploring the movement mechanism of Taijiquan, using TCM meridian theory to guide, learn and practice Taijiquan exercise, it will have a good effect on replenishing qi and blood, clearing the meridians and removing cold and dampness.

Zhongzi Zhuang is the core practice of Tai Chi inner strength taught by teacher Pang Ming [it originated in Yi, rationalized into medicine], which vividly summarizes the close relationship between martial arts and medicine. It is a kind of internal and external practice that combines strength and softness, which is the opposite of traditional martial arts. Combine your hands, iron cloth shirts, golden bells, bones such as cotton and other exercises to create simpler, easier, safer, and more efficient exercises. If you can persist and work hard for a long time, you will get Tai Chi true power. The course is beneficial to the body and mind and is suitable for anyone interested in learning.

The Chinese nation’s self-cultivation method requires Yao and Shun to hold the middle, Confucianism to the middle, the old way to keep the middle, and the Buddhism to keep the middle. Middle and middle school, Mingzhong, getting middle school is very important.

Yu, Cheng, Tang, Wen, and Wu all use the word “zhong” as the orthodox. This Chinese character is the heart of the saint. The totality of the thirteen sutras is the vision of my national culture, and it is also the original mind of the human body.

Lecture content: Online video: Tai Chi internal power regulating method: Yang Yunzhong

(1) The meaning and interpretation of Chinese characters (the middle of qigong, the middle and middle realm of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism)

(2) Interpretation of Chinese characters ( new interpretation of Chinese and Chinese characters in traditional self-cultivation culture ) , abiding by the essentials of Chinese and French.

(3) Zhong Zhong Fu Yi Zhong (Xuan Guan , Xin Ping , Huang Ting) , Tai Chi Zhong.

(4) Practice Chinese Zhuangzi, experience, introduction, singing skills, and know-how .

(5) Practice the interpretation and movement essentials of Chinese Zhuang and Ge Jue.

(6) Practice Chinese Zhuangzi Zhuang, general review, exchange and answer questions .

Famous lecturer: Hui Yang Yunzhong, Dean of China Tai Chi Institute

• Such as the creator of Taijiquan and the proponent of the new culture of Taiji.
• Dean of China Tai Chi Wisdom Academy, Honorary Advisor of Tai Chi Culture and Education (Charity) Foundation.
• Deputy Director of the Health Committee of the Chinese Academy of Management Sciences, Honorary Advisor of Lingnan Jingwu Sports Federation.
• His books include “Tai Chi Heart Biography”, “Tai Chi Heart Needs”, “Tai Chi Heart Theory”, “Tai Chi Heart Enlightenment”, such as Tai Chi series monographs. Organize the teacher’s lecture notes “Shang Shan Ruo Shui” Volume Two and the teacher’s Wushu notes “The Wisdom of Tai Chi”.

Mentor: Hui Yang Yunzhong, Dean of China Tai Chi Institute

• Such as the creator of Taijiquan and the proponent of the new culture of Taiji.
• Dean of China Tai Chi Wisdom Academy, Honorary Advisor of Tai Chi Culture and Education (Charity) Foundation.
• Deputy Director of the Health Committee of the Chinese Academy of Management Sciences, Honorary Advisor of Lingnan Jingwu Sports Federation.
• His books include “Tai Chi Heart Biography”, “Tai Chi Heart Needs”, “Tai Chi Heart Theory”, “Tai Chi Heart Enlightenment”, such as Tai Chi series monographs. Organize the teacher’s lecture notes “Shang Shan Ruo Shui” Volume Two and the teacher’s Wushu notes “The Wisdom of Tai Chi”.