Li Shujun Tai Chi Kung Fu

Author: Li Shujun
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: In his early years, Li Shujun was hailed as the "T'ai Chi Child Prodigy" by the martial arts historian Mr. Tang Hao. He is one of the few T'ai Chi masters today who has received personal instruction from the heads of both the Chen and Wu families. He devoted himself to practicing Kung Fu at home and rarely made a name for himself in the martial arts world. This, in turn, ensured that his style remained untainted by the prevailing trends of the time, preserving its original essence with the deep imprint of his youth when he first learned the art. It faithfully reflects the authentic styles of masters like Chen Faku and Wang Ziyin. The book showcases unique training methods such as the "Four-Corner Pushing Hand (Chou Fen)," long lost to the general public, as well as exclusive insights and experiences that have never been shared before. This book is a carefully crafted masterpiece by Li Shujun, destined to become an invaluable guide and companion for martial arts enthusiasts. It is suitable for T'ai Chi learners or those interested in the art. The content is rich and divided into three parts: Li Shujun's martial arts journey as a T'ai Chi inheritor, selected essays on T'ai Chi, interpretations of T'ai Chi, T'ai Chi Kung Fu techniques, and selected applications of T'ai Chi. The narrative is engaging, illustrated with images, and written in clear, accessible language, making it highly readable and practical.