For centuries, foreign kung fu learners have traveled to China, the birthplace of Tai Chi, to immerse themselves in its authentic practice. Anyone can book Tai Chi classes through this website. Today, many Chinese Tai Chi schools offer a variety of options, from short courses to intensive year-long workshops. This

China is the birthplace of Kung Fu and boasts numerous Kung Fu retreats and martial arts schools for enthusiasts to immerse themselves in authentic martial arts training. Whether you’re seeking practical self-defense, physical fitness, or spiritual purification, this blog post will explore some of China’s most renowned Kung Fu retreats,

Tai Chi Push Hands is a two-person practice originating from Taoism, designed to train the mind and body to respond to external forces with wisdom. But how exactly does it work? The core principle of pushing hands is the interaction of complementary forces. When one party pushes (yang), the other

“If I’m over 40, can I practice Tai Chi?” This question reflects a common concern I hear regularly as a Tai Chi instructor. The short answer is an emphatic yes. Not only is it possible, but starting Tai Chi after your 40s, 50s, or beyond might actually be the best

At our Shen Jiangfei Kungfu School, we’re proud to announce our 2026 Kung Fu summer camp program, designed for students worldwide who are interested in kung fu and want to immerse themselves in learning authentic Chinese martial arts. Whether you’re looking to improve your health or defend yourself, our summer

​China is the birthplace of martial arts, boasting numerous martial arts schools ranging from temple training grounds to private martial arts academies. This guide comprehensively sums up China’s most important and prestigious martial arts schools and institutions, focusing on the two pillars of Chinese martial arts: external styles (Shaolin Temple)