The Chinese characters that I show and explain to my Taiji beginners
Most of those who start Taiji tend not to understand the importance of practice. This video provides what I show to my beginning students and elucidate, namely the Traditional Chinese characters, Xué Xí 學習, for "study.” These characters are particularly meaningful because they portray the Yin/Yang aspect of "learn" and "practice." For a list of links to all RC’s YouTube videos, listed by subject, please visit https://www.chuckrowtaichi.com/Youtub....
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