Dear friends,

My brother and I have founded a new company that offers help for
those wishing to travel to China and study traditional arts such as
Pakua, Qigong, Yiquan and Wudang Kung Fu. We are calling this
adventure Eternal Spring Tours!

DaMo Qigong workshops and retreats are taught at the Traditional
Chinese DaMo Qigong Training Center by teacher Li Yican, second
teacher Hu Xuezhi and third teacher Wang Tao. Other traditional
chinese medicine and acupuncture experts will be available if needed.

The arts of Ba Gua Zhang and Xingyi Chuan will be taught by Master
Liu Jing Ru in Beijing. Master Liu Jing Ru is a famous Ba Gua Zhang
inheritor and was born in Gao Yang County, Hebei Province. Now he is
serving as vice chairman and honored commissioner with the Beijing Ba
Gua Zhang Research Association. He began his study of Cheng Style Ba
Gua Zhang and Xingyi Chuan at the age of 10 when he became an
apprentice with Master Luo Xing Wu.

The art of Yiquan will be taught in Beijing at the Zongxun Wuguan
school under the direction of Master Yao Chengguan. Yiquan
(pronounced yee chuan), also known as Dachengquan, was created by
Master Wang Xiangzhai after a lifetime of practice and research into
martial arts.

Wudang Kung Fu will be taught at the Willow Woods Wudang Kung Fu
Training Center (WKFTC) locate in Shi Yan City, near the base of
Mount Wudang. WKFTC has successfully trained hundreds of Wudang Kung
Fu practitioners. WKFTC is headed by Liu Lee Hang, the great master
of the Pure Yang School and Liu Deyi who has received much praise for
his Youth-Retaining Kung Fu skills.

Please find more information if you like at:

http://www.eternalspringtours.com/trainingcenter/index.html

We also hope to expand our site to offer an online forum area for
discussion and also an area for those with experience to write
articles related to training in the Internal Arts. So I hope those
members from the Taoist Water Tradition who are in the know will come
out and contribute! Share the wealth and bring on the goods.

Sending my very best. Hope all is well. Happy training!

Sincerely, Jesse