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Man when living is soft and tender;
When dead is hard and tough.
All animals and plants when living are tender and fragile
When dead they become withered and dry.
Therefore it is said:
The hard and tough are part of death;
The soft and tender are parts of life.
Chapter LXXVI - Tao Te Ching - Lao Tsu
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Tai Chi - A New Branch from an Old Root
"This DVD has a high class production and presentation, and with a
running time of three and a half hours is loaded with simple and easy
to follow material. On a technical level there are some clever
features that give a range of audio possibilities of more in depth
explanation" ... Dan Docherty
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Tai Chi - Masters of the Twentieth Century
"This is a collector's item" ... Professor Li Deyin
This new TAI CHI DVD (MASTERS of the 2Oth CENTURY) contains rare and
totally unique footage of great masters and family heads of the major
styles of Taijiquan. Many of the dignitaries featured are no longer
with us. This should be a must for all Tai Chi enthusiasts, as this
historical footage contains unseen displays of weapon play, push hands
and partner drills.
"Originally filmed by me in 1991, I was encouraged to let other Taiji
junkies enjoy it, when having shown it to Professor Li Deyin he
remarked I must have a copy of this, its a collector's item.
"Filmed at the First Hebei Yongnian International Taijiquan
Conference. Held at the Guangfu Ancient Village, birthplace and home
to the Yang and Wu families." ... Richard Watson
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Further details and information on how to purchase both DVDs are here
© Longfei Taijiquan Association of Great Britain
