- Taschenbuch: 165 Seiten
- Verlag: Paul H. Crompton Ltd (Oktober 1997)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 1874250707
- ISBN-13: 978-1874250708
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 21 x 17,4 x 1 cm
- Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung: 5.0 von 5 Sternen Alle Rezensionen anzeigen (1 Kundenrezension)
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 1.989.953 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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An unusual treatise by a non-Chinese on a very Chinese preoccupation. The author understands Taiji well. Studied the art in China - practising madly 6-8 hours daily and madly over 5 years. Good teachers taught him the competitive modern wushu and the older traditional forms. Now understands Taiji weaponry better than even some Chinese in China. Quite accomplished by Chinese standards but believes he needs another 25 years to go. Has a good grasp of the language and the idioms. Therefore, he has an advantage, over even the Western-educated Chinese with poor grasp of idiomatic Chinese, to familarise himself with the greater subtleties of higher Taiji. Not Tom Clancy but infinitely more informative about real Taiji.
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TAIJI - the way it ought to be taught!
2. Juli 1999
An unusual treatise by a non-Chinese on a very Chinese preoccupation. The author understands Taiji well. Studied the art in China - practising madly 6-8 hours daily and madly over 5 years. Good teachers taught him the competitive modern wushu and the older traditional forms. Now understands Taiji weaponry better than even some Chinese in China. Quite accomplished by Chinese standards but believes he needs another 25 years to go. Has a good grasp of the language and the idioms. Therefore, he has an advantage, over even the Western-educated Chinese with poor grasp of idiomatic Chinese, to familarise himself with the greater subtleties of higher Taiji. Not Tom Clancy but infinitely more informative about real Taiji.
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16. November 2011
three star. this is just a book with some chinese culture and Taiji mixed together. overall a interesting read, however the author is too proud of himself for "going to the head of the class and beiing the "best Student" His forms are without flaws", your the only foreigner in the class. The Chinese are very respectful people and will promote you because you are a visitor. There are so many Taiji masters who respect "Modern" Taiji and Wushu and yes they are Masters from the United States. it doesnt matter what country you come from if your Taiji is good. Having gone to China and trained with a "real" master is fine , but you dont have to go to China to find a real master. You could have saved some money.
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13. Oktober 2005
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This book gives a great flavor to training in China. It not only talks about the culture but the different traditions within Yang Tai Chi. A good read!
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