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E:\Work\Centre Info\Website Cover: Grandmaster Ip Chun at the Ip Man Tong About 300 years ago was the Qing At that time, Chinese herbs Dynasty period in China. During this time needed to be cooked with water for an Qi Magazine is published by the Tse Qigong Centre. lived a woman who was a farmer but hour or even more. Then the patient Its aim is to bring you information not readily available in the West. very poor. One day she was ill, but still would need to drink the soup, which is she went to work. After a few days she the essence of all those herbs. Today Editor: Michael Tse could not go to work any more and she many people take tablets instead as they Deputy Editor: Darryl Moy Design Assistant: David Drennan lay in bed every day. Her body kept cannot stand the long time for cooking, Assistants: SarahBloomfield getting weaker and weaker, and she had the smell and also the taste of the John Hayes no energy to do anything. She medicine. Of course there are still Martin Gale knew that if she kept going like many people who prefer cooking Subscription: Gill Harbach Legal Adviser: Tony Walsh that she would die. the herbs than taking the tablets. All her neighbours and I myself prefer the traditional way. Proof Reading: Yvonne Dixon friends were farmers and poor The doctor left the sick as well. No one could really woman. A while later, the women Marketing/Distribution: Jessica Blackwell Sweden: Barbro Olsson help her. One day one still could not believe what she Consultants (Listed in alphabetical order): of her friends said to saw. There was someone her “I hear that in the standing at her door with the Grandmaster Chan Chi Ho Grandmaster ChenXiao Wang next town there is a medicine and they even came Grandmaster Ip Chun doctor who is very and cooked it for her. Grandmaster Yang Meijun good. I think he After a few days the sick Columnists: GlennGossling might be able to woman found herself stronger. J. Reynolds Nelson treat you.” But She very much appreciated that Dr.ShulanTang the sick woman the doctor had come to her poor Sihn Kei appeared a little home to treat her. She was very Adam Wallace bit worried and embarrassed to mention about Readers may contact any of our contributors c/o answered, “But I money, but the doctor did not even Qi Magazine. We encourage all our readers to contribute articles, letters have no money. ask her. She believed him to be a or questions for possible inclusion in future issues of How can I afford to good doctor with good morality. Qi Magazine. Articles appearing in Qi Magazine do not necessarily reflect pay for the treat- Still she wished she had something the opinion of the editor. Adverts appearing in the ment?” to give to the doctor. Then she magazine are not necessarily endorsed by it or the editor. Exercises appearing in Qi Magazine are for reference Then the remembered that she had hidden purposes only. Thus anyone wishing to study should seek friend looked at her some money under her pallet a qualified tuition. and thought for a while long time ago, just a small Michael Tse 2003. and then she said, amount, but the woman still All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be “Perhaps if you write thought that she should give it reproduced, stored or transmitted in any way without the written permission of Michael Tse. him a letter telling him to the doctor as he had saved Advertising: Qi Magazine has proved to be an effective way your situation, he might her life. of reaching a wide variety of people. All enquiries be able to help you. If However, when she welcome. not he can just refuse looked under her bed she could For UK call: 0161 929 4485 For USA call: (808)528 8501 you. You have nothing to not find it. 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He was Tel: (808) 528 8501 Fax:(928) 441 6578 herbal medicine for you and if you drink very busy treating many sick people who email [email protected] it soon, you will be fine.” all seemed to trust him very much. In a http://www.qimagazine.com ISSN 1358-3778 Continued on page 7 Qi Magazine Jan/Feb 2003 page 1 1 Editorial with Michael Tse. 3 PO Box 8 Good Things to Share Your stories and thoughts to brighten the day. 10 Swords part II Continuing his look at what makes a good sword and why there are different types and shapes of sword. By Glenn Gossling 35 Instructor Insight Profiling another instructor of the Tse Qigong Centre. 12 A beginners Guide to Chinese Herbs: Gou Qi Zi – Tree Peony 36 Healthy Living Gong Part II Continuing our look at herbs used in TCM that can be found Continuing our series on the second set of Healthy Living growing in your very own back garden. Gong movements. By Dr. Shulan Tang By Michael Tse 13 Fig and Sugar Cane Drink 40 Know Your Worth A recipe of a refreshing and tasty drink. It is not always easy to live in another culture, especially when certain customs are very alien to you. All you can do 14 Acupoint Massage for Spine Pain and Disease is to go along and see how to manage them. Many people suffer from back problems. These simple By Peter Anderssen massage techniques can be used to help ease the suffering. By Zeng Qingnan & Liu Daoqing 42 Humanity Vs Technology There seems to be a new gadget for everything that you 16 Chinese New Year – Shanghai Style might want to do. However, the more we have the more On Chinese New Year Chinese people all over the world we seem to forget about who and what we are. celebrate in the same way, but places like Shanghai add By Adam Wallace their own unique twist to the festivities. By J. Reynolds Nelson 43 Basic Self Defence Vs Weapons 18 5 Elements of Taijiquan 44 Feng Shui for the Living Room Part IV The Five Elements are often thought about in TCM and Feng What makes the Feng Shui of your Living Room good and Shui, but as many of you know, they can be applied to how does it affect you? anything. So how do they apply to Taijiquan? By Michael Tse By Michael Tse 20 Chinese Horoscopes for 2003 Cover Feature...Cover Feature...Cover Feature... The year of the Goat is upon us. How will this affect you? 22 Opening of Ip Man Tong By Michael Tse Some people have said that Wing Chun Kung Fu is practised by over a 21 Poems for Healthy Living Gong Part I million people worldwide. This is due Here are some of your offerings. to the efforts of Grandmaster Ip Man and this has made him one of the 30 Eating the Chinese Way most influential teachers to have ever Chinese have many customs and rules of etiquette. These lived. As a tribute to his life, teaching extend to the dinner table. When a non Chinese knows the and skill, a memorial museum has etiquette Chinese people are always very impressed. been built in Foshan, China, where By Sihn Kei he was born. The Ip Man Tong was opened in November and it proved to be one of the 34 Feng Shui Flying Stars for 2003 biggest celebrations in the Wing Chun world ever. As the energy of the New Year arrives, this changes your By John Hayes Feng Shui.
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