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Wen Wu School offers classes in Qigong, Taiji (Tai Chi), and Kung Fu, including traditional Guang Ping Yang Style Tai Chi, Shaolin Kung Fu, and Dayan Qigong (Wild Goose Qigong). The program includes Wild Goose Qigong (Dayan Qigong), which is based on the movements of the wild goose, as well as Shaolin Kung Fu techniques with powerful strikes and rapid movements. Wen Wu School also features various related courses connected to these practices.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
Wen Wu School teaches traditional Guang Ping Yang Tai Ji as a moving meditation with a series of gentle exercises that follow the principles of yin and yang, with martial applications considered secondary to good health and longevity. The Shaolin Kung Fu program includes basic exercises to stretch the tendons and strengthen the bones, and a Shaolin practitioner’s martial skills gradually develop from external to internal. Students over the age of seven may join the Shaolin class at any time. The school’s goal is to help students learn and appreciate traditional Chinese culture while promoting good health and longevity, and it welcomes all students regardless of race, gender, creed, age, national origin, sexual orientation, or disability. Wen Wu School has taught over 7,000 students since 1972. The school’s mission is to provide high-quality training in a positive and welcoming environment, with experienced instructors guiding students through their training. The Wild Goose Qigong (Dayan Qigong) set taught at the school was developed by a Chinese monk 1,700 years ago, and the practice of qigong can help improve flexibility and balance and strengthen the body and immune system. The school also includes the Chung Hua (Chinese) Clinic, opened by Dr. Chiang in 1973, which offers acupuncture and herbal medicine treatments and has helped over 5,000 patients since its opening.
Last updated March 19, 2026.
• Ages: 7–18 years old
Wen Wu School teaches traditional Guang Ping Yang Tai Ji as a moving meditation with a series of gentle exercises that follow the principles of yin and yang, with martial applications considered secondary to good health and longevity. The Shaolin Kung Fu program includes basic exercises to stretch the tendons and strengthen the bones, and a Shaolin practitioner’s martial skills gradually develop from external to internal. Students over the age of seven may join the Shaolin class at any time. The school’s goal is to help students learn and appreciate traditional Chinese culture while promoting good health and longevity, and it welcomes all students regardless of race, gender, creed, age, national origin, sexual orientation, or disability. Wen Wu School has taught over 7,000 students since 1972. The school’s mission is to provide high-quality training in a positive and welcoming environment, with experienced instructors guiding students through their training. The Wild Goose Qigong (Dayan Qigong) set taught at the school was developed by a Chinese monk 1,700 years ago, and the practice of qigong can help improve flexibility and balance and strengthen the body and immune system. The school also includes the Chung Hua (Chinese) Clinic, opened by Dr. Chiang in 1973, which offers acupuncture and herbal medicine treatments and has helped over 5,000 patients since its opening.
Last updated March 19, 2026.
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