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Tai Chi Chuan = Tai Ji Quan

"Taijiquan" is how most of my Chinese friends write the words.

"Tai" means something large or "Supreme."

"Ji" or "Chi" has 27 different meanings in Chinese. The word used here means "Ultimate" as in an ultimate force of the universe.

"Quan," pronounced, "shwahn," and in Cantonese is spelled "Chuan," is typical to the ending of most Chinese Kung Fu styles: it means "Boxing Style."

So, Tai Chi / Taijiquan or just "Taiji" translates to, "Supreme Ultimate Power Boxing Style."

So don't go showing off your moves and beating up the troublesome teenagers on you street...

Tai Chi Seniors Classes:

For more information and registration:

www.taichIBUDDHA.com

For more information and registration:

Buddha Zhen ("Jen") 818-723-2769 or Email:

Required reading by ALL STUDENTS

Buddha Kung Fu Student Manual

by Buddha Zhen

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Be Dao.

Be Tai Chi.

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