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- CHAPTER 1 - RELAXATION
- CHAPTER 2 - Purpose of practising taijiquan
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- CHAPTER 5 - More details to prepare yourself to practise taijiquan
- CHAPTER 6 - More to prepare yourself to practise taijiquan
- CHAPTER 7 - How to move your arms and your body
- CHAPTER 8 - The principles of YIN and YANG
- CHAPTER 9 - How to move your arms upwards when practising taijiquan
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- CHAPTER 12 - Joining the different parts of the body and limbs into one entity
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- CHAPTER 14 - How to rotate your arms?
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- CHAPTER 16 - How to obtain the force of gravity and to maximize its effect
- CHAPTER 17 - Other essential details to watch when practising taijiquan
- CHAPTER 18 - Power derived from ‘ba men jin’
- CHAPTER 19 - Principles behind the ‘ba men jin’
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- CHAPTER 7 - How to move your arms and your body
- CHAPTER 2 - Purpose of practising taijiquan
- CHAPTER 21 - Why is taijiquan so called?
- CHAPTER 8 - The principles of YIN and YANG
- CHAPTER 6 - More to prepare yourself to practise taijiquan
- CHAPTER 1 - RELAXATION
- CHAPTER 14 - How to rotate your arms?
- CHAPTER 10 - How to ‘sink’ without moving downwards
- CHAPTER 4 - How to prepare yourself to practise taijiquan
- CHAPTER 19 - Principles behind the ‘ba men jin’
- CHAPTER 15 - Let the water in the body flow
- CHAPTER 20 - Power derived from ‘wu bu’
- CHAPTER 23 More about YIN YANG
- CHAPTER 22 ‘Yi’ and ‘Qi’
- CHAPTER 3 - Use of force of gravity
- CHAPTER 18 - Power derived from ‘ba men jin’
- CHAPTER 11 - How to link up different parts of the body and limbs
- CHAPTER 5 - More details to prepare yourself to practise taijiquan
- CHAPTER 12 - Joining the different parts of the body and limbs into one entity
- CHAPTER 9 - How to move your arms upwards when practising taijiquan
- CHAPTER 17 - Other essential details to watch when practising taijiquan
- CHAPTER 13 - Borrowing the force of gravity to fight in the taijiquan way
- CHAPTER 16 - How to obtain the force of gravity and to maximize its effect
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- Bai Juyi (白居易)
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- 江 南 逢 李 龜 年
- 八 陣 圖
- 詠 懷 古 跡 五 首 之 五
- 詠 懷 古 跡 五 首 之 四
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- 至 德 二 載 甫 自 金 光 門 出 ， 間 道 歸 鳳 翔 。 乾 元 初 從 左 拾 遺 移 華 州 掾 ， 與 親 故 別 ， 因 出 此 門 ， 有 悲 往 事 。
- 春 宿 左 省
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- 觀 公 孫 大 娘 弟 子 舞 劍 器 行 并 序
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- 丹 青 引 贈 曹 霸 將 軍
- 韋 諷 錄 事 宅 觀 曹 將 軍 畫 馬 圖
- 夢 李 白 二 首 之 二
- 夢 李 白 二 首 之 一
- 望 嶽
- Song of Soldiers and Chariots (兵 車 行)
- To Wei Ba, the hermit (贈 衛 八 處 士)
- Visitor (客 至)
- Night thoughts during travel (旅 夜 書 懷)
- Hiking on Double 9th (登 高)
- Ascending Yue-yang Tower (登 岳 陽 樓)
- Spring outlook (春 望)
- Du Mu (杜牧)
- Li Bai (李白)
- 清 平 調 三 首 之 三
- 清 平 調 三 首 之 二
- 清 平 調 三 首 之 一
- 玉 階 怨
- 夜 泊 牛 渚 懷 古
- 聽 蜀 僧 濬 彈 琴
- 渡 荊 門 送 別
- 贈 孟 浩 然
- 行 路 難 三 首 之 三
- 月 下 獨 酌
- 春 思
- 子 夜 四 時 歌 春 歌
- 子 夜 四 時 歌 夏 歌
- 子 夜 四 時 歌 秋 歌
- 子 夜 四 時 歌 冬 歌
- 長 干 行 之 一
- 長 干 行 之 二
- 廬 山 謠 寄 盧 侍 御 虛 舟
- 夢 遊 天 姥 吟 留 別
- 蜀 道 難
- 長 相 思 二 首 之 一
- 長 相 思 二 首 之 二
- 行 路 難 三 首 之 一
- 行 路 難 三 首 之 二
- 下 終 南 山 遇 斛 斯 山 人 宿 置 酒
- Please Drink (將 進 酒)
- Bidding Meng farewell to Guang Ling (送 孟 浩 然 之 廣 陵)
- Farewell to a friend (送 友 人)
- Ascending Phoenix Terrace in Jin Ling (登 金 陵 鳳 凰 臺)
- Night thoughts (夜 思)
- Travelling downstream to Jiang Ling (下 江 陵)
- Farewell party in a Jin Ling wine shop (金 陵 酒 肆 留 別)
- Farewell to Uncle Yun in Xie's Tower (宣 州 謝 朓 樓 餞 別 校 書 叔 雲)
- Moon over Mountain Pass (關 山 月)
- Resentment (怨 情)
- Li Shangyin (李商隱)
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- Liu Yu-xi (劉 禹 錫)
- Yuan Zhen (元 稹)
- Chen Tao (陳 陶)
- Madame Du (杜 秋 娘)
- Anonymous
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- Chinese Lyric Verses
- Chinese Lyric Verses Videos (中国抒情诗篇)
- Chinese Lyric Verses 1 - In Memory of a Maiden of Qin (Autumn Thoughts) - 憶 秦 娥 (秋 思)
- Chinese Lyric Verses 2 - Tune of Heavenly Home - 思 帝 鄉
- Chinese Lyric Verses 3 - Tune of Foreign Beauty - 菩 薩 蠻
- Chinese Lyric Verses 4 - Chants Of A Faithful Wife - 節 婦 吟
- Chinese Lyric Verses 5 - Longevity Girl - 長 命 女
- Chinese Lyric Verses 6 - Waves Washing On Sand - 浪 淘 沙
- Chinese Lyric Verses 7 - Tune of Waves Washing On Sand - 浪 淘 沙 令
- Chinese Lyric Verses 8 - Lady Yu - 虞 美 人
- Chinese Lyric Verses 9 - Crows Cawing at Night - 烏 夜 啼
- Chinese Lyric Verses 10 - Tune of Falling Rain (Parting in Autumn) - 雨 霖 鈴 (秋 別)
- Chinese Lyric Verses 11 -The Tune of Hawthorn - 生查子
- Chinese Lyric Verses 12 - Reminiscence of Red Cliff - 念 奴 嬌 (赤 壁 懷 古)
- Chinese Lyric Verses 13 - Dreaming of My Wife - 江 城 子 (正月二十曰夜記夢)
- Chinese Lyric Verses 14 - Hunting in Mizhou - 江 城 子 (密 州 出 獵)
- The Tune of Moon Over Jiangsi - 江 西 月
- Mid-autumn Moon - 水 調 歌 頭
- Tune of Flowers in the Courtyard - 滿 庭 芳
- Fairy Of The Magpie Bridge (Eve On The 7th) - 鵲 橋 仙 (七 夕)
- Tune of Flowers In The Courtyard - 滿 庭 芳
- Tune of Six Counties - 六 州 歌 頭
- Like A Dream - 如 夢 令
- The Flute On Phoenix Tower - 鳳 凰 臺 上 憶 吹 簫
- Tune of Fisherman’s Pride - 漁 家 傲
- Pines in the Wind - 風 入 松
- Yangzhou Adagio - 揚 州 慢
- Chinese Idioms
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- Chinese Idiom 1 - With one heart and one purpose (一 心 一 德)
- Chinese Idiom 2 - Each word worthy of a thousand gold pieces (一 字 千 金)
- Chinese Idiom 3 - The Old Man Under the Moon (月 下 老 人)
- Chinese Idiom 4 - A forecourt as busy as a market place (門 庭 若 市)
- Chinese Idiom 5 - Once it caws, it shall be stunning (一 鳴 驚 人)
- Chinese Idiom 8 - Shooting two buzzards with one arrow (一 箭 雙 雕)
- Chinese Idiom 6 - Military strategy on paper (Armchair generalship) (紙 上 談 兵)
- Chinese Idiom 7 - Showing off axe-manship in front of Ban (班 門 弄 斧)
- Chinese Idiom 9 - At world’s end (天 涯 海 角)
- Chinese Idiom 10 - Utopia in this world (世 外 桃 源)
- Wise Talk
- Talk One - The Origin of Tao-te-Ching ( 道德經)
- Talk One A - Dao-de-jing 道德經(continued:續1) The Universe (宇宙觀)
- Talk Two - The Chinese written language In the light of its simplified version
- Talk Three - Kong Fu-Zi (孔夫子) (c.551-479BC) also known as Confucius
- Talk Four - the Manchurians
- Talk Five The Opium War 鴉片戰爭
- Talk Six ai Lun 蔡 倫 and the History of Paper
- Others
- Chinese Idiom Videos
- Chinese Idiom 1 - With one heart and one purpose (一 心 一 德)
- Chinese Idiom 2 - Each word worthy of a thousand gold pieces (一 字 千 金)
- Chinese Idiom 3 - The Old Man Under the Moon (月 下 老 人)
- Chinese Idiom 4 - A forecourt as busy as a market place (門 庭 若 市)
- Chinese Idiom 5 - Once it caws, it shall be stunning (一 鳴 驚 人)
- Chinese Idiom 8 - Shooting two buzzards with one arrow (一 箭 雙 雕)
- Chinese Idiom 6 - Military strategy on paper (Armchair generalship) (紙 上 談 兵)
- Chinese Idiom 7 - Showing off axe-manship in front of Ban (班 門 弄 斧)
- Chinese Idiom 9 - At world’s end (天 涯 海 角)
- Chinese Idiom 10 - Utopia in this world (世 外 桃 源)
- Chinese Lyric Verses Videos (中国抒情诗篇)
- Chinese Lyric Verses 1 - In Memory of a Maiden of Qin (Autumn Thoughts) - 憶 秦 娥 (秋 思)
- Chinese Lyric Verses 2 - Tune of Heavenly Home - 思 帝 鄉
- Chinese Lyric Verses 3 - Tune of Foreign Beauty - 菩 薩 蠻
- Chinese Lyric Verses 4 - Chants Of A Faithful Wife - 節 婦 吟
- Chinese Lyric Verses 5 - Longevity Girl - 長 命 女
- Chinese Lyric Verses 6 - Waves Washing On Sand - 浪 淘 沙
- Chinese Lyric Verses 7 - Tune of Waves Washing On Sand - 浪 淘 沙 令
- Chinese Lyric Verses 8 - Lady Yu - 虞 美 人
- Chinese Lyric Verses 9 - Crows Cawing at Night - 烏 夜 啼
- Chinese Lyric Verses 10 - Tune of Falling Rain (Parting in Autumn) - 雨 霖 鈴 (秋 別)
- Chinese Lyric Verses 11 -The Tune of Hawthorn - 生查子
- Chinese Lyric Verses 12 - Reminiscence of Red Cliff - 念 奴 嬌 (赤 壁 懷 古)
- Chinese Lyric Verses 13 - Dreaming of My Wife - 江 城 子 (正月二十曰夜記夢)
- Chinese Lyric Verses 14 - Hunting in Mizhou - 江 城 子 (密 州 出 獵)
- The Tune of Moon Over Jiangsi - 江 西 月
- Mid-autumn Moon - 水 調 歌 頭
- Tune of Flowers in the Courtyard - 滿 庭 芳
- Fairy Of The Magpie Bridge (Eve On The 7th) - 鵲 橋 仙 (七 夕)
- Tune of Flowers In The Courtyard - 滿 庭 芳
- Tune of Six Counties - 六 州 歌 頭
- Like A Dream - 如 夢 令
- The Flute On Phoenix Tower - 鳳 凰 臺 上 憶 吹 簫
- Tune of Fisherman’s Pride - 漁 家 傲
- Pines in the Wind - 風 入 松
- Yangzhou Adagio - 揚 州 慢
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