To treat pre-disease, not
to treat disease that already happened; to take preventive measures against
possible trouble, not to take action against those already existing … It will be
too late to treat diseases when they have already developed, or to deal with
troubles when they have already become serious. This is just like digging a
well when thirsty, or casting a weapon when battle has already begun.
-----The
Yellow Emperor’s Internal Classic-----
24 (Simplified Form) Tai
Chi Chuan (Tai Ji Quan)
Class
Sponsor:
Non-profit Organization: American Institute of
Traditional Medicine.
Prerequisites
of Enrollment: 1. Anyone who would
like to enhance his/her psychosomatic health level, protect his/her health,
strengthen his/her body, improve his/her looks, prevent disease, and prolong
his/her life. 2. Bedridden or weak persons who need Tai Chi Chuan Exercise. 3.
Amateurs at Tai Chi Chuan Exercise.
Content
of Study: 24 (Simplified Form) Tai Chi Chuan
(Tai Ji Quan) Class.
The 24 posture Simplified Form of Tai Chi Chuan, sometimes called the "Beijing form" for its place of origin, is the
result of an effort by the Chinese Sports Committee which, in 1956, brought
together four tai chi teachers to create a simplified form of tai chi as
exercise for the masses. The creators truncated the Yang style hand form to 24 postures, taking between four and eight minutes to
perform and giving the beginner an introduction to the essential elements of
tai chi chuan, yet retaining the traditional flavor of Yang style's
longer hand forms (generally 88-108 postures). Henceforth this form was avidly
promoted by the People's Republic of China for general exercise, and was also taught to internees in Communist
"re-education" camps. Due to this official promotion, the twenty-four
form is most likely the form of tai chi with the most practitioners in China
and the world over (though no surveys have been performed).
Class
hours: Basic class hours are thirty
(30) hours.
Teacher: Mr. William Wong
Time
of Lessons: Decided at time of
registration. Usually on Saturdays and Sundays Morning 9 am~10 am.
Site
of Registration: 2712 San Gabriel Boulevard,
Rosemead, CA 91770.
Registration
Method: Register at site of registration,
telephone sign-ups are acceptable. Due to small size
of the class, members of students are limited, so please register soon.
Site
of Lessons: 3130 Tyler Avenue, El
Monte, CA
91731
Information
phone: (626) 288-1199.
Fees: $20.00 for registration; tuition is free.
Donations: Voluntary, donations to our
non-profit organization are welcome.
for more information, please contact︰欲了解更多詳情，請聯絡
Dr. Kexin Bao, Professor,包克新中醫教授
Add. 地址︰2712 San Gabriel Boulevard, Rosemead, CA
91770 USA
Tel. 電話︰626-288-1199 Fax傳真︰626-288-4199 E-mai電子信箱l: sotcm@sotcm.com
About Professor Dr. Kexin
Bao
Dr. Kexin Bao received his medical degree from the Traditional Chinese Medical
School in Chengdu, China in 1975. Later, he received his postgraduate medical
degree from the China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Beijing in
1981. He then received his postdoctoral training in neurobehavioral sciences at
the Medical University of South Carolina in the U.S.A. in 1990, and he received
his doctor of philosophy degree in parapsychology from the American
International University, U.S.A. and doctor of philosophy degree in oriental
medicine from the American Global University, U.S.A.
In recent years, he is appointed as professor of many acupuncture
colleges. Dr. Bao was an assistant professor and an
attending physician of Acupunctology and T.C.M. in
the Training Center of Acupunctology and T.C.M. in
the Medical School of Jinan University in Guangzhou, China.
Then, he was an acupunctology teacher and a
researcher of behavioral sciences in the Department of Neurology, and the
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Medical University of
South Carolina. Dr. Bao holds membership and leading
posts in academic societies within both the T.C.M. community and the medical
psychology community.
He has been an editor and writer of numerous texts and medical
papers, which have been published though out the world. His name and
outstanding medical achievements have been rated in the China's book "The Renowned Traditional
Chinese Medical Doctors of China in the Contemporary Era" and America's book
"Nationwide Register's Who's Who in Executives and Businesses".
He presently holds a professorship of T.C.M. in the United States and China.
包克新中醫教授簡介
包克新醫生先後畢業於中國成立最早的五大中醫大學之一成都中醫學院與中國中醫最高研究、教育、醫療機構中國國家衛生部直屬中國中醫研究院研究生部（北京），並經美國南卡醫科大學(MUSC)博士後訓練，具碩士、博士學位。
包克新醫師曾在中國暨南大學醫學院中醫教研室（及附屬醫院針灸科）與美國南卡醫科大學神經科、物理治療科、精神行為科學科任針灸中醫講師、主治醫師及神經心理學與針刺治痛研究員，為美國醫學科學中心臨床部主任醫師、美國南加州中醫針灸大學教師、美國傳統醫藥學院院長、美國環球大學替代醫學研究學院院長兼教務長、中醫博士研究班教授，並擔任了部份美國國家衛生研究院(NIH)的學術工作。包醫師具有二十餘年的臨床、教學與科研經驗，其業績被載入了中國大陸出版的《中國當代中醫名人誌》。
包醫師還是美國國家衛生研究院他種醫學（包括中醫針灸）科研基金評審組成員、美國《中醫科學》報（雜誌）總編輯、中國中醫研究院客座教授、中國珠海國際中醫針灸學院教授、美國加州中醫針灸大學教師、中國成都骨傷醫院名譽院長、美國傳統醫藥學研究院學術諮詢委員、中國福建中醫學院中醫心理學學術顧問、美國世界中醫藥聯合總會理事長、美國加州針灸中醫師公會學術部主任、美國加州針灸中醫師公會學術顧問、美國東西方醫學研究院顧問、中國康復醫學會美國傳統醫學會（籌）秘書長、中國中醫心理學研究會理事及學術聯絡員、廣東省中醫心理學研究會（籌）負責人、中國《中醫心理學論叢》編委、《中華自然療法叢書》編委、《情志疾病學》編委、《中醫經絡理論與臨床應用》編委、《中國中醫專家臨床用藥經驗和特色》顧問、《治癌方法研究》名譽主編、《時間醫學雜誌》主編、《全息生物醫學雜誌》主編、《中國中醫基礎醫學雜誌》編委、中國及美國的多種醫學學術組織的成員，在國際國內發表了大量的醫學論著。
包醫師在針灸學、中醫學、中醫心理學及神經行為科學的臨床、教學、科研方面有較高的造詣，具中西醫雙重知識，在臨床上兼精針灸與方藥，主治各科疾病，擅治疼痛、癱瘓、神經、精神心理等方面病症。
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Add.: 2712 San
Gabriel Boulevard, Rosemead, CA 91770
California Phone: 1-626-288-1199
California Fax: 1-626 288-4199
California Email: sotcm@sotcm.com
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