[VCD] Tai Ji Shan (Double Fan) Tong Mai Shan

This series is compiled by the Wushu Research Institute Of The General Administration of Sport of China, it presents the "duanwei" (grade) system established by the Chinese Wushu Federation.

Chen Style Taiji Quan Old Frame emphasizes softness with hardness hiding in.

The book is written in Chinese mandarin, and illustrated with colored pictures, it also includes 2 DVD.

This series is compiled by the Wushu Research Institute Of The General Administration of Sport of China, it presents the "duanwei" (grade) system established by the Chinese Wushu Federation.

The book is written in Chinese mandarin, and illustrated with colored pictures, it also includes 2 DVD.

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. ribblings are made with bamboo painted and lacquered. Canvas with drawing of peony flower and Chinese characters.

Fan for tai chi chuan, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. These are large models (37cm instead of 34cm for the length of the uprights) and with fabric on each side (double-sided, two colors available). One fan is right-handed, the other is left-handed. The uprights are in painted and lacquered bamboo.

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. Ribbings are made of lacquered bamboo. Nylon canvas with silk printed lotus flower.

Tai chi fan with printed Chinese characters and yin-yang sign

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. Ribbings are made of lacquered bamboo. Nylon canvas with silk printed electric blue dragon, and golden Tai Ji characters.

Tai Chi Fan with plain color

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. Ribbings are made of lacquered bamboo. Nylon canvas with silk printed dragons.

Fan for tai chi chuan practice, called "Tai Ji Shan" in Chinese. Ribbings are made of lacquered bamboo. Nylon canvas with silk printed clouds. These clouds in China are symbols of luck.