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Source: Adam Jones. Creative Commons License. “Taoism in Bits.” A guest post by Paul Bowman [1] ***Xīnnián hǎo.  We are fortunate to have a special guest post this week in honor of the Chinese New Year.  This essay, by Prof. Paul Bowman, will help...

Visual Arts Highlights “Scissors+Paper – Lauren Iida, Ann Leda Shapiro, Alisa Lahti” is a group show which shows the various ways that artists cut and shape their art using the simple implements of scissors and paper to create entirely new worlds....

Ku Yu Cheong (Gu Ru Zhang) Gu Ru Zhang (1893 - 1952) Grandmaster Gu Ru Zhang Gu was born in Kiangsu, a province of China, into a martial family. His father, Gu Li Zhi, was an expert in the Tan Tui (Spring Leg) style as well as leaping and throwing...

“Wisdom from the mouths of ancient sages to the ears of the modern practitioner”   “Will it be eight pieces of pie, or nine squares of river turtle?”   Hello and welcome to the Classical Corner. In this issue...

This is not going to be the most popular post on our blog. Nevertheless, if you are a Chinese martial arts practioner or teacher, you have to know, think, and act. Here is a transcript of the newspaper article above: 21 Jan. 1974 HONGKONG’s kungfu...