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If you want to live to 100 years, join my tai chi class for beginners

If you want to live to 100 years, join my tai chi class for beginners

by Laughing Mouse Press

NT$950
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If you want to live to 100 years, Join my Tai Chi class for beginners
by Laughing Mouse Press


If you want to live to 100 years, Join my Tai Chi class for beginners. At its core, Tai Chi (Tai Chi Chuan) constitutes a profound philosophical inquiry and a solemn inner discipline. In contemporary China, it is a practice defined by sincerity and rooted in the community’s spirit of selflessness. By juxtaposing photographs of historical Tai Chi masters with contemporary Western Tai Chi advertisements, this visual essay reveals how historical cultural heritage is exploited as marketing capital and a profound, lifelong practice is flattened into a consumable service. How is this weight stripped away when culture becomes a commodity? What do we lose when a tradition is defined not by its depth, but by its price?


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Size: 95 x 180 mm
Page: 64

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