Taijiquan Journal will be at the Minneapolis-St. Paul-area World T'ai Chi Day celebrations at Normandale Community College on Saturday, April 26th, 2008, from 9–1. Editor Barbara Davis will give a talk on the I Ching (Yijing), the Chinese Book of Changes. Come visit Taijiquan Journal's booth, where you'll be able to purchase back issues, books, and other items, including "I Love Tai Chi" bumperstickers. See the website for the program schedule.
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Welcome to the Taijiquan Journal blog! You'll find here news, ideas, links, and other information about taijiquan (t'ai chi ch'uan / tai chi / 太極拳 ／ 太极拳)—the Chinese health exercise, martial art, and moving meditation.
Taijiquan Journal editor Barbara Davis is director of Great River Tai Chi in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and is author of The Taijiquan Classics: An Annotated Translation and translator of Chen Weiming's Taiji Sword. She serves on the editorial advisory board for the Journal of Asian Martial Arts, and is at work on a full-length biography of Cheng Man-ch'ing.
Review Policy: Reviews or announcements of books, DVDs, and other media in Taijiquan Journal are not paid for. Review copies are supplied by publishers, authors, and publicists. Supplying a review copy does not guarantee a review. Taijiquan Journal only supplies links to vendors when items are not easily found elsewhere. Taijiquan Journal does not profit from links to items.
FAQ
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CONTACT
Welcome to the Taijiquan Journal blog! You'll find here news, ideas, links, and other information about taijiquan (t'ai chi ch'uan / tai chi / 太極拳 ／ 太极拳)—the Chinese health exercise, martial art, and moving meditation.
Please note that our print edition is on hiatus, however, back issues are still available (quantities limited).
Taijiquan Journal editor Barbara Davis is director of Great River Tai Chi in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and is author of The Taijiquan Classics: An Annotated Translation and translator of Chen Weiming's Taiji Sword. She serves on the editorial advisory board for the Journal of Asian Martial Arts, and is at work on a full-length biography of Cheng Man-ch'ing.
Review Policy: Reviews or announcements of books, DVDs, and other media in Taijiquan Journal are not paid for. Review copies are supplied by publishers, authors, and publicists. Supplying a review copy does not guarantee a review. Taijiquan Journal only supplies links to vendors when items are not easily found elsewhere. Taijiquan Journal does not profit from links to items.
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