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2011-07-18
Here's a series of Wudang Kungfu photos.
2011-07-15
It is guided by Taoist theories such as Tai Chi, Yin and Yang, Five Elements and Eight Diagram boxing.
2011-07-15
A legendary culture hero, Zhang Sanfeng is credited by modern practitioners as having originated the concepts of neijia; soft, internal martial arts, specifically Tai Chi Chuan.
2011-07-15
Wudang Inner School Boxing, which originated on Wudang Mountain, is already known in China and abroad as the mountain’s natural scenery and majestic ancient building.
2011-07-15
Like Taiji boxing, the Taiji swordsmanship has the advantage of “overwhelming the hard by the soft” and “attacking the moving power with static force.”
2011-07-12
Qigong is a health-oriented art involving the body and mind that helps prevent disease and cures illnesses, making life more pleasant.
2011-07-11
If you want to experience the mysteries of Wudang kungfu, here are masters and three schools we recommend.
2010-08-24
Hubei province's Wudang Mountain is a Mecca for Taoists and martial arts pilgrims keen to learn the way of the fist and tai chi, Zhu Linyong reports
2008-08-14
Wudang Kungfu, an important school of Chinese Martial Arts, has a very long history. Chinese martial arts of all sorts have a long history and a great diversity of methods and styles.
2011-07-15
Tao literally means ‘way,’ but can also be interpreted as road, channel or path. Taoists believe that the ‘way’ one can attain immortality is through exercise and self-cultivation.
2011-07-13
This form of martial arts is connected with Taoism, which emphasizes cultivating a regimen that helps prolong life.
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