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Learning Martial Arts Is Like Fate

An Original Welcome to Monk Wise — Grand Master Lien-Shun Huang

Historical author: Grand Master Lien-Shun Huang. Archival edition prepared by Monk Wise.

This welcome was preserved with the academy’s historical writing in 2014. Its endorsement of Adam and Wei Fo and its descriptions of the academy belo...

Learning Together: Huang and Monk Wise Youth

From the original Monk Wise Youth gallery. These photographs were preserved under the filenames Huang_Youth_Lesson1–6. The visit date and individual student names are not established by the recovered gallery, so none are inferred here.

The original page paired these moments with an emphasis on fun wi...

To practice Chinese martial arts or any other country's martial art, it is essential to read and understand that culture. When we talk about Xing Yi Quan, it is crucial to understand what it means. Xing means the shape or look of an object, while Yi refers to the essence or meaning of that object. T...

Tai Chi was created by Zhang Sanfeng, a Taoist monk, in the 12th century. It's said that Zhang observed a fight between a snake and a crane, which inspired him to develop a martial art based on the principles of balance and harmony.

While the legend of Zhang Sanfeng is widely popular, the historical ...