A calligrapher will illustrate the correct energy and movement for the brush by displaying a sword movement, and …
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The Chinese character 萬 wan means many. It means a large quantity which is innumerable, because it appears to be uncountable. To do justice to these connotations in a translation, the notion ”ten thousand“ is often used. One example is the “10,000 things“ in the Daodejing, another example is the […]
The two characters 玉宇（yu yu）mean Jade House. The traditional value of jade in China The Chinese admiration of jade stones goes a long way back. On the one hand, it looked great and was therefore thought as the perfect gemstone. – Jewellery, belt buckles, ornaments and buttons on clothes and […]
The preparations for Wang Ning‘s exhibition at the 20th International Push Hands Meeting are in full swing. Ning has just come back from China, where he went to mount his calligraphies. – He has worked for months now to capture thoughts, little verses and poems on paper. Here is a […]
Merry Christmas! Well, it sounds a bit different in Chinese… but also in China there are a lot of festive activities going on – some celebrate it as a religious day, some are just happy to give and receive presents. Video “Calligraphy Merry Christmas” Ning and our entire team wish […]
For the first time after 20 years of absence Wang Ning will show his calligraphies during the 20th International Push Hands Meeting in the Tai Chi Studio Hannover, Germany. The Vernissage will be Friday, the 28th of February 2020. Calligraphies by Wang Ning „From nothing I come to this earth“ […]
Ning’s life and work Ning is a Calligrapher, a seal cutter, a translator and a Taijiquan teacher. He studied German literature and linguistics in Beijing and is living in Germany since the end of the 80s. Due to his course of life, he is able to build bridges between Chinese […]
Yonghui Deistler-Yi – Taiji Arts, Vienna Since her childhood Yonghui Deistler-Yi has been fascinated by the Chinese martial arts. She made her first contact with them at school. Her focus is Taijiquan, but she also has knowledge in Fujian Bai He Quan (white crane style) and in Tanglangquan (Praying Mantis style) […]
Taiji Forum Meeting 8th- 10th of September 2017 Qigong – TCM – Calligraphy – Taijiquan – I Ching – Bagua The 2nd Taiji Forum Meeting took place from September, 8th to September, 10th 2017 in Hannover, Germany. Thanks to all participants and teachers! Yangsheng Meeting 2018 See our new website […]