The art of Tai Chi is a cultural heritage of China. It is a centuries old martial art for self defence, a health exercise, philosophy, and for some a way of life.
The Chen Village (ChenJiaGou) is known as the birthplace of Tai Chi Chuan (Taijiquan). It a sacred place amongst the hearts of many practitioners of Tai Chi.
Have you ever wondered what the famous Chen Village looks like from the view of a bird flying above? This wonderfully filmed video features a breathtaking arial view of what is commonly referred to as “The Birth Place of Tai Chi Chuan”.
Ang Lee is a Taiwanese film director, who has seen many of his films have international success. His first full feature film was “Pushing Hands” from 1992.
The World Tai Chi and Qigong Day event in Greenville, NC continues the tradition of hosting local Tai Chi schools to celebrate the art of Tai Chi Chuan.
In one of the scenes of the movie, Locken meets an old friend, who is practicing Tai Chi in a group which led by Guang Ping Tai Chi Chuan master Kuo Lien-ying.