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25th Tai Chi China Tour 2012
23-Aug-2012

From Paris in the East to Venice in the East. Visit Shanghai, Nanjing, Wuxi, Suzhou and Hangzhou. More details here.

24th Tai Chi China Tour 2012
18-Aug-2012

Rare opportunity to train with Grand Master Chen Xiaowang. With an option to join our Shanghai tour. More details here.

Workshops in Qigong
23-Apr-2012

Conducted by Professor ZHANG Cai Qin from the Chinese Health Qigong Association, all students are encouraged to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity. More details here.

Tai Chi Meets Giant Theremin
04-Mar-2012

Interactive sonic art installation, the Giant Theremin, creates ethereal soundscapes as tai chi practitioners perform a hypnotic sequence of movements. More details here.

See where we begin our China Tour
03-Mar-2012

View Luke Nguyen's Greater Mekong food series on SBS on Thursday nights for a glimpse of where we will be going. More details here.

Master Han Jin Song awarded 8th Duan Wei
20-Feb-2012

Learn about Master Han's achievement and the Duan Wei system here.

China Tour 2011 Article
13-Nov-2011

Read an article by one of our students to gain an insight into our last China Tour.
There are also photos in our Gallery of the trip.

View the article here.
See photos from the trip here.

Main Stories

Tai Chi helps reduce depression in the elderly

Researchers at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), have found that Tai Chi, the gentle Chinese martial art, helps to reduce depression in people over the age of 65. The study found that elderly people with depression who took part in a standard depression treatment along with weekly Tai Chi had better results than those who did a combination of the standard treatment and a weekly health education class. While both groups showed improvement, the participants who did Tai Chi reported a more improved quality of life, better memory and cognition, and more overall energy.

Herald Sun
“Body and Soul”
10 April 2011