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	Selected websites from the first generation of Cheng Man-ching style: http://www.37taichi.org.tw/Default_e.htm An official website by Taipei Shr-Jung School---A Tai Chi Chuan study center founded by Professor Cheng Man-ching in 1949. It offers CMC’s biography, classes information and a good selection of books and DVDs. Contact them if you have a chance to stop by Taipei for practice. www.csd.net/~bfaigao/home By Bataan Faigao who was a senior student of Cheng Man-ching. His "Full Circle" newsletter has many valuable articles on CMC’s teaching. www.williamccchen.com By grand master William CC Chen in New York City. www.patiencetaichi.com By Bill Phillips who was a student of Professor Cheng’s New York school. It is a big site for lots of insights on "REAL" Tai Chi practice. Many valuable articles and discussions from various perspectives. www.longrivertaichi.org By Wolfe Lowenthal. Check out his books, videos and traveling workshops. http://ahntaichi.com/taichi.html By Master Don Ahn in New York City who have studied with Cheng Man-ching in 1970. http://users.bestweb.net/~taichi By Robert Chuckrow, PhD., based in Westchester, NY, a student of Prof. Cheng and author of three books on Tai Chi Chuan. This site has many eclectic Tai Chi articles and links to explore. You can also find several interesting articles on diet and nutrition. Bookmark this site as a reference. Selected websites from the second generation of Cheng Man-ching style: http://www.pushinghands.com.tw/home.htm It is a Chinese site but offers an animation of Cheng Man-ching style form as well as still photos of each posture by Mr. Cheng Shyan-chi in Taipei, who have studied with the late Huang Sheng-shyan from 1952 to 1957 in Taiwan. It is a good visual reference for remote studying. http://www.taichiberkeley.com By Lenzie Williams in Berkeley California, who is a senior student of Mr. Lo. www.taichihealth.com By Tricia Yu in Madison, WI. Certified by Mr. Ben Lo and C.C. Chen. www.judythweaver.com A senior student of Mr.Lo in California who dedicated to CMC teaching for over 35 years. www.centerstatestaichi.com By Kim Kanzelberger in Kansas City, a senior student of Mr. Lo. http://home.wanadoo.nl/nellie.klabbers/utccaeng.html A school by Nellie Klabbers, a senior student of Mr. Lo in Holland. www.universaltaichi.com By Terry Li of San Francisco who continues Mr. Lo’s teaching. www.rimtaiji.com By Scott Meredith of Seattle, Washington. A certified instructor under Mr. Lo. www.TaowestTaiChi.com By Robert Goodwin whose main teacher is Mr. Lo but has studied from Mr. Robert W. Smith and Ms. Maggie Newman as well. www.krapu4.com/taichi By Tom Krapu of St. Lois, Missouri, a long time student of Mr. Lo. He is also hosting a global Tai Chi Forum---for CMC stylists only. www.taichifoundation.org The late Patrick Watson’s international school system. www.singongtaichi.com By master Yek Sing-ong in New Zealand, who was a top disciple of the late Huang Sheng-shyan (Huang, who passed away in 1992, was a well-known student of Cheng Man-ching in Malaysia). www.searchcentertaichi.com By Henry Wang in Vancouver area, Canada, a 3-time Push-hand grand champion in Taiwan spent 15 years on a remote island and found his Tao of Tai Chi. www.taijiquan.co.nz By master Wee Kee-jing who also was a senior disciple of the late Huang Sheng-shyan in Malaysia, now stationed in New Zealand. www.zhong-ding.com A large site by Nigel Sutton's schools in England and Malaysia; many valuable articles and links, a good source of our sibling Tai Chi system. http://www.cmctaichiaustralia.org/taichistudy.htm A site by Bill Law--an indoor disciple of Mr. Hsu in Taipei. http://www.cmctaichiaustralia.org/ A site by Andrew Barry--a student of Martin Inn and Benjamin Lo. Cheng Man-ching style related websites: www.innerbalancetaichi.com/ Randy Atkins is a senior student at Wu Wei Tai Chi. His website features some good student resources, including links to videos of Professor Cheng Man-Ching on YouTube, a good list of books on tai chi and other interal martial arts, and a page listing tai chi related event. www.atug.com/taiwan2000/ By Andy Bulka of Melbourne Australia. He participated the First Cheng Man-ching Cup Tai Chi Tournament in Taipei, 2000. He did a very good job to record the precious moment with Mr. Hsu, Mr. Lo, and Ellen & Katy Cheng during the event. Those photos will be long remembered. www.bhome.com.au/CMC/PreviewIndex.htm A very nice album by Morgan Buchanan of Melbourne Australia. A great moment of four grand masters at the First European CMC Championship in France, August 2002 www.geocities.com/Tokyo/7970/taitree.htm A very interesting CMC lineage tree, check and see if your lineage is up there. http://www.taichiunion.com/ The Tai Chi Union for Great Britain is the largest collective of independent Tai Chi Chuan Instructors in the British Isles. http://www.kai-ming.co.uk/ A CMC’s branch in England. http://www.anderzander.btinternet.co.uk/taiji/Contents.htm A CMC style group in England. http://taichispain.com/index.html A CMC style school in Spain. http://www.centrotaichichuan.it/indexb.htm A CMC’s lineage in Milan, Italy. http://www.wuli-schule.de/taichi/index.htm A CMC style branch in Berlin, Germany. Other interesting sources: www.yangfamilytaichi.com An official site for Yang Family traditional style Tai Chi Chuan; featuring Yang Cheng-fu’s son---Yang Zhen-dou’s teaching. Some valuable information in the Discussion department. A good source of our mother system. http://www.peacefuldragonschool.com/forms.cfm An interesting "animation" of Chen Wei-Ming's classic Tai Chi postures. Chen, who was one of the most senior disciples of Yang Cheng-Fu in the 30's. www.dongtaichi.com A rich website of Dong Style Taijiquan which was passed down by the late grandmaster Dong Yin-Chieh. Dong was one of the most senior disciples of Yang Cheng-Fu in the 30's. www.ChipEllis.com Mr. Ellis is one of very few westerner disciples of the late grandmaster Tung Hu-ling. Hs is very generous to share large amount of precious photos and films of the legendary Tung family, especially the video clips of Tung's pushing-hand demonstration provide much of inspiration to our practice. http://www.chipellis.com/videos/videos.htm And wonderful photo collections of Tung family members: http://www.speakeasy.org/~chipper/Pictures/Tung-Ying_Chieh/Tung-Ying-Chieh-Pics.htm http://www.speakeasy.org/~chipper/Pictures/Tung_Hu_Ling/Tung Hu Ling Pictures.htm sunflower.singnet.com.sg/~limttk Peter Lim in Singapore spent years of researching and translating on Tai Chi materials. It is a remarkable study room for serious students." scheele.org/lee/tcclinks.html By Lee Scheele who has over 30 years of dedication in serving the Tai Chi community; this is a massive website for the directory of major schools and links worldwide. itcca.org/English.htm By grand master Chu King Hung in Vienna, Austria. Download the short films of his Qi-Power demonstrations. They are fun to watch!" www.yiquan.com/v3/cn/index.htm A rich source for YiQuan. Many good articles and stories about some of the legendary Yiquan masters. http://www.aymta.org/index.html An official website of American Yangjia Michuan Taijiquan Association. Featuring Wang Yen-Nien’s lineage passed down by Yang Chen-fu’s father. www.taichinetwork.org There was a Chinese saying: "It'd take three years for a dedicated student to find a competent master; likewise, it'd take three years for a master to find a worthy student." Thanks to this website that we wouldn't need three years to find each other. www.thetaichisite.com Links of many Tai Chi/martial arts schools. www.taijiquanjournal.com By Barbara Davis of Great River Taijiquan school in Minneapolis. A wonderful magazine for your internal cultivation. http://taosculture.org/English/History/taoteching.htm A rich library for the Taoist wisdom. www.chinese-weapon.com A big martial art weapons store in Taiwan; they are reputable for high quality production of the traditional Chinese weapons; Tai Chi swords and sabers are my favorites. Sometimes the manufactory places discounted items over Amazon.com. http://superiormartialarts.com/ A martial arts supply superstore. www.DavidChenArt.com This is my profession---Commercial Art; welcome to visit my art gallery and bookmark it for your future reference.
	Tai Chi Links in Chinese: www.37taichi.org.tw By Mr. Hsu Yi-chung of the Taipei Shr-Jung School. It features the original CMC’s biography, conpetent instructors, classes, and books/DVDs. Contact them if you have a chance to stop by Taipei for practice. http://www.pushinghands.com.tw/home.htm It offers an animation of Cheng Man-ching style form as well as still photos of each posture by Mr. Cheng Shyan-chi in Taipei.He has been teaching at Taipei 228 Memorial Park every morning since 1977. http://www.ct-taichi.org.tw By grandmaster Ju Hon-Bing of Kaoshiung--Southern Taiwan. www.yiquan.com/v3/cn/index.htm A rich source for YiQuan. Many good articles and stories about some of the legendary Yiquan masters. http://www.taijifun.net/ A site for Taiji and internal martial arts enthusiasts. www.lionbooks.com.tw This publishing company carries a lot of Chinese martial art books; many are the photocopies of the out-of-print materials, a good store to shop for your next collection. www.geocities.com/yhywutaiji/frontpageC.htm/ A Wu style Tai Chi site in west coast. Many well-written articles regarding sensitive issues in Tai Chi practice.