00:00Thank you for listening.
04:57The region of Wudang is the base of the art martial arts.
05:19We consider them as such as they are based on the development of the inner energy
05:24and they have a strong symbolical dimension.
05:29They are opposed to the art martial arts style Shaolin, considered as external.
05:53In the Wudang, there are different schools of Kung Fu,
05:56more or less large than the other.
05:58Sometimes, the students come to do just a few weeks
06:01to initiate Tai Chi or Kung Fu.
06:04In the height of the region of Wudang,
06:07there are many martial arts arts and many maîtres.
06:10Generally, the students rest a few weeks before going back to the village.
06:15There are many students who rest a long time to learn and control the Tai Chi.
06:24The Tai Chi is both a health gymnast, but also an art martial martial
06:30of Taoist, with a strong spiritual dimension.
06:37The Tai Chi is both a health gymnast, but also an art martial
06:42of Taoist, with a strong spiritual dimension.
06:45That is one of the main concepts of course the speaker's verses.
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07:05The movements in Tai Chi have an objective to affine the vital energy.
07:21The Tai Chi would have been invented by Taoists and doctors.
07:26The Yang style is currently the most popular.
07:29It was created by Yang Lushan in the 18th century.
07:33Yang Lushan modified the Tai Chi style to make it more accessible.
07:38This slow and relaxed practice is one of the characteristics of the Yang style,
07:43which looks a little like yoga exercises.
08:03The Tai Chi can also be practiced with weapons such as the sword, the sword and the sword.
08:15The Tai Chi can also be practiced with weapons such as the sword, the sword and the sword.
08:28There was also the rule, but it was abandoned during the years.
08:32Since then, there are many weapons that are used, such as the lance, the poignard, the serp or the ventail.
08:39Or the ventail.
08:40The martial country.
08:42The Japanese Taiwan style.
08:44I am a one with the two thousand years old.
08:47The Japanese so-called New childhood.
08:50The Japanese so-called, the language was said,
08:53it's fridge to go to the and冷.
08:54It's a really nice-to-conditioned place.
08:55The Japanese so-called war had the very nice and delicious,
08:57the Japanese so-called war had the very nice and delicious.
08:59Our country was the same, the king and the king.
09:01The Japanese so-called war had the French so-called war.
09:04For each weapon used, there is a series to control.
09:21For example, for the sword, there is a certain number of attacks and defenses.
09:34The movements in the Tai Chi have also a martial application.
09:51The Tai Chi is also called the box of the ombre,
09:54because the boxer fights against an ombre.
10:04The training sessions include the armament and the various movements,
10:17but also the exercises of assouplishment.
10:21People who come training are located and nourished in the woods.
10:27This, instead of spirituality, would help more quickly progress in martial arts.
10:33When the distractions are less important,
10:36the young people can fully focus on training and meditation.
10:42Once again, some monasteries of the Wudang were very few accessibles.
10:55Other times, some monasteries of the Wudang were very few accessibles.
11:07The mountains of the Wudang are located between two big cities.
11:11The city of Xi'an, south-est, and the city of Wuhan, north.
11:16Generally, tourists go to Wuhan, then take a train or bus towards the mountains.
11:22Then, buses and buses are available to the tourists.
11:26However, there must be one day to arrive to the mountain.
11:31There were thousands of pilgrims in the Wudang monasteries of the Wudang monasteries.
11:38Today, the Chinese discover little by little these temples.
11:42There were thousands of pilgrims in the Wudang monasteries of the Wudang monasteries.
11:52Today, the Chinese discover little by little these temples.
11:55After the years, the dynasties who have succeeded,
11:59the palaces, the monasteries and temples were built on the summit of the mountains.
12:03Many moines still live in these monasteries, because the place is suitable for meditation.
12:13The Tai Chi is a martial art, but also an art of living,
12:17where the man learns to be in osmose with nature.
12:20When the
12:45The moines are recognized by their long hair,
12:51assembled in a chignon on the top of the crâne,
12:54and maintained by a pic of wood.
13:00The moines are recognized by their long hair,
13:03assembled in a chignon on the top of the crâne,
13:06and maintained by a pic of wood.
13:15The art in balac
13:17The art of Cypher
13:18The art of Cypa
13:19The art of Cypa
13:21The art of Cypher
13:23Is learned by a cop
13:25The art of Cypher
13:26Di paints in wood
13:28who lost the sole
13:30His father
13:32And the art of Cypher
13:33love
13:35The art of Cypher
13:37In the Spirit
13:39college
13:41On fight
13:45Most buildings were built under the reign of the emperor Zhu Di.
13:54He will build the forbidden city in Pékin.
13:58He wanted the monasteries and palaces to be in perfect osmose with nature.
14:03Everywhere in China and especially in Wudang,
14:05the emperor will build palaces, monasteries, and temples.
14:10The different buildings of Wudang show the apogée of the architecture and art chinois of the time,
14:16and above all, the ancrage of the Taoism in China.
14:30The dragon is one of the most representative of the Chinese culture,
14:35and more generally of the Asian culture.
14:38This creature is generally represented on all the buildings.
14:44The dragons are part of the founding myth of the Chinese civilization.
14:51The dragon symbol will be used by almost all the emperor of all the Chinese dynasties.
14:57The dragon symbol to duress the worshipping earth for all saints.
15:05Which Whole insanity represents the beauty of the world of man and is noudenata.
15:10The dragon symbol etwa contemplated ornon-like.
15:15der Seleneidos
15:16The dragon symbol symbol of existe in theưới of hundreds.
15:18The dragon symbol symbol by this mirror.
15:22Today, there are a lot of martial arts films that are filmed at the Mount Wodang.
15:42The place is not doubtful, which is the purpose of the creation of such films, seeing the designs.
15:48This is also a great place for Chinese people, and in general for Taoists, or those who practice martial arts.
16:18In the Tai Chi, the punches are not effective if we manage the energy, which is also called the chakra.
16:30The liberation of this energy creates a shock shock.
16:33So the Tai Chi has a very strong spiritual dimension,
16:36because it is essential to build the link between man and nature, which is an energy puits.
16:41The Tai Chi is an energy puits.
17:06The mountain of Wodang regorge de singes.
17:09D'ailleurs, the singe is the ninth animal that appears in the order of arrival in the Chinese astrology.
17:15On the other hand, the 9th is also a port of honor.
17:19The southeast finger is a natural of the Jedi, which is the niche of the figure.
17:20This is an energy puits.
17:21That is, it is a huge part of theiling painting that is the charm of purpose.
17:24Then I want to regard the world to the planet, which is the purpose of the planet.
17:26The one that is a wizards of the world to the planet.
17:28This is the harshest and the standard of lord on the board.
17:29This is the top of the planet.
17:30This is the cosmopolitan, which is the direction of the Jedi.
17:31The forces of the Jedi also is an energy puits.
17:32This is the very practical meaning of the warrior flipping of the Jedi.
17:34The Jedi will be able to deliver the spirit of the Jedi.
17:36The Jedi will be able to deliver thegio Tyrius in strength in the power of the Jedi.
17:38So the Jedi will be able to deliver the Jedi.
17:40The tea is a Chinese invention, and beyond the pollution of the big cities,
18:03the mont Houdang has a sauvage or plant.
18:07La Chine produit la gamme la plus large de thé au monde.
18:10La légende raconte que 2700 ans avant notre ère,
18:13un empereur parcourait de longues distances à la recherche de toutes sortes de plantes
18:17et de leurs propriétés curatives.
18:19Un jour, il s'empoisonna gravement,
18:22et alors qu'il faisait bouillir de l'eau sous un arbre,
18:25un coup de vent déposa dans la bouilloire quelques feuilles.
18:29Cette eau le désintoxica et le stimula.
18:32Aujourd'hui, le thé est utilisé non seulement dans la médecine chinoise,
18:35mais aussi en tant que stimulant et boisson à part entière.
18:39La chine produit en tant que à part entière à part de la maison de la maison de Mont one di 2011.
18:45La chine
18:57de pésir origins
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19:30The Chinese tea is very famous and has an important place in the Chinese culture.
19:56In China, there is a belief that is that of the tree.
20:10This belief is to write your vœu on a red ruban and try to attach the branch of the tree.
20:17If the tree is attached to the tree, then the vœu will be exhausted.
20:21However, the tree must be several times a century.
20:25The Chinese think that if the tree has survived so long, it will be blessed by the gods.
20:32The mountains of the Wudang, being a very spiritual place,
20:35the pilgrims and other tourists are more and more many to come to the region.
20:40This redécouverte of the region has been able to improve the accessibility and its placement of the world patrimony of the UNESCO.
20:59In the region of Wudang, no vehicle is authorized, except these buses verts, as a means of transport,
21:06to join certain monasteries or schools of martial arts.
21:09The economy of the region turns mainly around the tourism, the martial arts and the culture of the tea.
21:15Everyone in the region laughed a lot.
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21:34In general, before training, a moan practice the Feng Shui, which is a millennial art of Chinese origin.
22:04The Feng Shui has for the purpose of improving the harmony of the environmental energy, to purify a place, and to ensure that all the physical and metaphysics are present for a good event.
22:34In general, there is a place where it is.
22:41I'm going to turn it over to you.
30:20such as the acupuncture and traditional massage.
30:23But there is also the phytotherapy chinoise.
30:26The Chinese medicine has greatly influenced the world's medicine.
30:30There are many Chinese books in medicine
30:33that have been published and translated into the main Western languages.
30:50The phytotherapy chinoise is a medicine based on the extracts of plants,
31:19and the combination of medicinal herbs.
31:23The phytotherapy is one of the most important components in Chinese medicine.
31:28Generally, the doctor uses different ingredients
31:31which adjusts according to the yin and yang of the patient to propose a remedy.
31:35It can be cooked for half of small pieces in the middle.
31:38DR.
31:39allevices
31:44Dr.
31:45She's getting eaten at two hours.
31:47Dr.
31:50The phynoise
31:55That's the one.
31:56Dr.
31:59Do you have any help from the door?
32:01Do you have any help from the door?
32:03Do you have any help from the door?
32:04Yes, I'll help from the door.
32:29Do you have any help from the door?
32:41The phytotherapy, or the herbology chinoise,
32:44uses ingredients from all parts of a plant,
32:47whether it be a tree, a tree or a root.
32:52But some ingredients also come from animals or minerals.
32:59The first contact of the West with the Chinese medicine,
33:05and particularly with the acupuncture,
33:07come to the 16th century,
33:09but it is really in the end of the second half of the 20th century
33:12that the Chinese medicine will be spread in the West.
33:16Today, the acupuncture has a more and more place
33:19in the Western health system.
33:29The mountains of Wudang, which are the different monasteries,
33:42are considered as a place of Taoism.
33:45The stones of pierce relie the different monasteries
33:47and palais of the mountains of Wudang.
33:49Certains adeptes of Taoism take these paths
33:52to make a sort of pilgrimage
33:54and recueillir in all the monasteries
33:56that are along the paths of pierce.
33:58Michelin has a altar prairie.
34:15Poison and the Indian nature
34:21Some temples are more known than others, especially with the films of Kung-Fu that were filmed.
34:42This dragon is a symbol of the temple and also a port-of-the-bonheur.
34:46We need to make a vœu and put a piece, and if the piece falls on the head of the dragon, then the vœu will be exhausted.
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35:25.
35:29According to Kung-Fu, the energy environmental influence on the internal energy and so on
35:58the control of the Kung-Fu.
36:00Working within a temple is positively influencing the internal energy and helps progress.
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