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La Balada de Mulan, poesía china
8 July, 20196 November, 2022Chinese Culture, Chinese Poetry and Literature

The Yuefu and the Ballad of Mùlán

The Ballad of Mùlán 木蘭辭 (Mùlán cí) is an anonymous poem of the 6th century that tells the story of a young woman whose elderly father is called to fight at the borders of the empire. The young woman, named Mùlán, decides to pass for a man and go to the army to replace her father.

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Teteras de Yixing, características, seasoning
24 June, 20196 November, 2022Tea and Gong Fu Cha

Yixing Teapots: Features and seasoning

Yíxìng 宜兴 is a small region in the Chinese province of Jiangsu 江蘇. In this área, a material known as “purple clay” (zǐshā 紫砂) is extracted. This purple clay has certain characteristics that make it especially suitable for making teapots and tea sets.

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Jeong Hung Sing, Foshan, Historia del Choy Li Fut Kung Fu
10 June, 20196 November, 2022Chinese Martial Arts, Choy Li Fut, History

Jeong Hung Sing (Choy Li Fut History IV)

Jeong Yim 張炎 is known for being the founder of the Hung Sing 鴻勝 branch of Choy Li Fut 蔡李佛 in Fóshān 佛山, and one of the best fighters of his time. His story has been transmitted orally and the popular narrative is mixed with legend.

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El Yin y el Yang en Artes Marciales
27 May, 20196 November, 2022Chinese Culture, Chinese Martial Arts, Chinese Philosophy and Thought, Qi Gong and Traditional Chinese Medicine

The Yin-Yang Theory and its Applications to Martial Arts

The Yīn-Yáng 陰陽 Theory emerged in Chinese thought from the observation of nature. This theory postulates the existence of two complementary principles that are present in all that exists. These principles were called yīn, “dark”, and yáng, “luminous”.

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Dos Cuentos Taoístas Sobre la Muerte
13 May, 20196 November, 2022Chinese Philosophy and Thought

Two Taoist Tales about Death

Death has intrigued and dismayed the human being since the dawn of our species. Death is always a cause of affliction, because it is perceived as an alteration in the normal course of things. However, nothing is more natural than death. We share here a couple of tales about death, that reflect the idea that the taoist sages have about this phenomena.

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Historia del Choy Li Fut, China, Kung Fu
29 April, 20196 November, 2022Chinese Martial Arts, Choy Li Fut, History

Chan Heung’s Legacy and the Style Branches (Choy Li Fut History III)

We follow the story of the heirs of Chan Heung, founder of the Choy Li Fut Kung Fu system, in times of the spreading and diversification of the style, when many schools were established.

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Kung Fu Corner Foshan artes marciales chinas
22 April, 20196 November, 2022Chinese Culture, Chinese Martial Arts

Opening of ‘Foshan Kung Fu Corner’

Last Sunday, April 21, Fóshān 佛山 launched ‘Kung Fu Corner’ 功夫角, a program of martial arts activities that promises exhibitions every Saturday from now until the end of the year. We had the honour of being invited with the school of Master Leong Wai Wing 梁偉永.

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Las variedades del té, cómo se produce
15 April, 201928 November, 2022Tea and Gong Fu Cha

Tea Varieties

The world of tea is very rich, and offers us a wide range of varieties, flavours and aromas. Discover how different varieties or types of tea are achieved, all with the same plant.

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El Viaje de Xuan Zang
8 April, 20196 November, 2022Chinese Culture, History

Monk Xuan Zang’s Journey

Xuán Zàng 玄奘 was a leading figure in the development of Buddhism in China. In the 7th century, he traveled along the Silk Road from China to India to collect Buddhist scriptures, in an incredible journey that lasted for 19 years.

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Historia del Choy Li Fut, Rebelión Tai Ping
25 March, 20196 November, 2022Chinese Martial Arts, Choy Li Fut, History

The Tai Ping Rebellion and the Eight Principal Forms (Choy Li Fut History II)

The Tài Píng was one of the bloodiest peasant revolts of Chinese History. At that time, Choy Li Fut masters trained the civilian population to fight against the troops of the Manchu government, which was regarded as the oppressor of the Chinese nation.

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