Chen Village Tai Chi Google Group

Re: anybody out there?

2008-08-29T13:23:50Z

Guten Tag!

I`m really grateful when you guys give advise on this board, where to
go or where to stay. One little more thing I have to drop is that I
don`t really care about how many competitions, international
championships or whatever shiny bling-bling someone has achieved and
won in his life. I also don`t care much about whose big-fish`s

Re: [Chen Village Tai Chi:138] Re: anybody out there?

2008-08-29T12:59:22Z

Ni hao Tucker (what movie do I know that name from?)!!!
Thank you so much for that hint. I already read your former note on the board and visited the Yangshuo websites of taijiquan. It`s nice. And I really did consider Yangshuo to be the place for me. Thanks a lot.
Well I really appreciate it, but do you really think my English is good enough to be taught to anyone else??? I`m still German. Nevertheless I don`t worry cause Yangshou yet seems more affordable than Chenjiagou at all. Unless, for a good lesson of taijiquan I`m willing to pay quite a few bugs ;-)

Re: The Taiji School

2008-08-29T12:47:30Z

Ach sooo! Everything is well now! It just takes some time until it`s
posted...
Dankeschön!!!

RE: [Chen Village Tai Chi:136] Re: anybody out there?

2008-08-28T21:48:25Z

Alex,

You should consider Yangshuo. It is located in Southern China in Guangxi province outside of Guilin. There is a top master there by the name of Fu Neng Bin. He has a very serious school that you will not find a lot of martial art tourist in. [link]. Also, one of his best students Kim Wuhendong, who is a true master in his own right, teaches there outside of his school for pretty cheap. You can also supplement your income by teaching English. This is what I did for a year and I regret ever having left. His website is [link]. I am the white dude in the picture on his website!

The Taiji School

2008-08-28T21:36:13Z

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Re: anybody out there?

2008-08-28T18:05:00Z

So, thanks for the messages.
Here is a lot of questioning and answering on this group, but except
Dan Poon, nobody seems having been to Chenjiagou for some training.
Well, at least I haven't found/read any recent reports about that.
Sorry if I'm wrong. So that's what I want to ask you people. How is it

Master Zhu Tian Cai 2008 seminar in Melbourne

2008-08-28T09:31:31Z

Master Cai will be doing another seminar this year in Melbourne where
he will be teaching,demonstrating the correlation between silk
reeling, qigong, old and new frame, push hands and fajin.

Seminar Dates: 8,9,10th November,2008

For full details go to [link]

my fault

2008-08-28T18:11:22Z

Shit. I just tried to post a new, very big letter, by answering the
latest message. I think it's lost now. So Myrna, if you got that
letter, would you be so nice to copy and put it in here?
Well I'm still quite stupid in these forum-message-board things.
Sorry
Alex

Re: [Chen Village Tai Chi:131] anybody out there?

2008-08-28T05:05:08Z

yes we are listening Alex, dont worry ;-)
greets,Myrna

Re: [Chen Village Tai Chi:131] anybody out there?

2008-08-28T03:33:35Z

Hi Alex!
You´re right, something should be done!
Anyway, greetings from Curitiba City, South of Brazil.
Levis Litz

Just for the record: the master Chen YingJun came over to Rio de Janeiro
last month and taught us some great lessons.

2008/8/27, Alex <hier.kommt.a...@gmx.net>:

anybody out there?

2008-08-27T12:19:03Z

Hi there!
Before I'll be posting anything here, I wanna be sure this forum is
still being used, for I haven't seen any recent news nor letters.
Thank you so far. I hope somebody is still listening...
Greets, Alex

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2007-12-11T09:36:37Z

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RE: [Chen Village Tai Chi:125] Re: How much, Generally, would a trip to China cost?

2007-12-02T01:37:16Z

...I cant really answer that question definitevly but I do appreciate the info. I guess it would have to be a group, but I'd probably enjoy it more alone.
Omar,

Suppose I go for 2 weeks, leaving from--say Chicago? Looking for round figures so that I may begin to plan.......thanks for any and all help.

Re: [Chen Village Tai Chi:126] Re: How much, Generally, would a trip to China cost?

2007-11-30T23:34:02Z

Good luck.

Were you planning on going to the Chen village or somewhere else?
Thank you for your advise. Never thought of next years Olymics.Will only be going to practice Tai-Chi,but wouldn't mind getting a part time job whilst there.Shall start looking into it and will let you know how it goes.

Re: [Chen Village Tai Chi:125] Re: How much, Generally, would a trip to China cost?

2007-11-29T13:56:38Z

Thank you for your advise. Never thought of next years Olymics.Will only be going to practice Tai-Chi,but wouldn't mind getting a part time job whilst there.Shall start looking into it and will let you know how it goes.
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