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The Daoist (Taoist) Arts of Weihai Lishi QuanfaThe graceful movements are based on breathing techniques and the use of qi energy. This means the movements are soft and fluid but also very powerful, and can have great health benefits. Fast but also slow, light but also heavy, these arts are physically expressive and can be applied in many areas of life. |
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History (click on images to see video footage)
Weihai Lishi Quanfa is a Daojiao Daoyin Shu (Daoist whole body breathing
system). Its roots, history, training principles and methods are steeped in
Daoist tradition. This unique system is acknowledged by Wu Shu masters as very
ancient. Weihai Lishi Quanfa came to the west from Weihai in Shangdong province
in north-east China. It was brought to the UK in the 1930s by Chan Kam Lee, who
then passed the Lishi arts on to Chee Soo.
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International Daoist SocietyThe IDS is the governing body of Weihai Lishi Quanfa. The current president and senior coach is Desmond Murray. He is also the overseas president of the Weihai Wu Shu Association of Shangdong province, China, and was the senior student of Chee Soo for many years. |
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BIG DANCE 5-13 July 2008 - across England Lishi will provide yet more opportunities to
see, take part in and contribute to the biggest national celebration
of dance yet. Whether a dance fan, a recent convert or just curious,
Big Dance 2008 should have something for you! |
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Provision The IDS runs classes throughout the UK and Europe. Please click here for details of classes in your area |
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