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Hi KFO friends! Please watch my website for the flier for the Hao-style Tai Ji Mei Hua Mantis Boxing seminar March 8 & 9th in NYC with Grandmaster Sun De Yao. He will focus on the following Zhai Yao forms:
Ji ji Quanshu - Xiao fan che, Xian ren zhi lu Zhong ji - Mei hua lu, lan jie Gao ji quan - ba zhou quan, da mo jian, ba xian jian tai gong qiang, tai gong dao, yang sheng qi gong For more information, please contact me at dachengdao@yahoo.com dcdkungfu |
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I'll take a bit of a risk here but if you want to see the flavor of the mei hua tanglangquan in Qingdao take a look at Zhang Maochang's performance (I think the kid is about 13 or 14 in this clipping):
http://www.wutangcenter.com/China02.htm Scroll down to: Godson Zhang Maochang playing Praying Mantis at the tournament and click on the performance and please try to cut the kid a break if you don't like what he plays. Personally I think its pretty good and is one of the forms Sun De Yao taught at our seminars.
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Happy New Year to you and every one at Master Tony Yang's! What a coincidence...I was just visiting Master Yang's site today, but I did not look at the pictures. I almost missed a rare treat with the video of the child prodigy! His performance at Qingdao is the same setting as the mantis clip on my site, but I wasn't that good when I was his age. Please tell him I send a special thumbs up from NY!
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Xin Nian Kuai Le to you and your (new) family and students!
Good luck on your upcoming seminar. Zhang Maochang is Zhang Weifu's son and I hope all of your students get a chance to travel to the Qingdao Tournament in the future. Later.
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