WUDANG TRADITION · TAI CHI RETREATS
Step away from the everyday in Sanxiang, Zhongshan. Find your own rhythm, one movement at a time.
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One movement. Fully present.A GLIMPSE INSIDE
A short film from the retreat. Step inside the practice space and discover a moment of life at Wudang Taiji.
Find your retreat01 / THE RETREATS
From a short introduction to a week of practice.
Choose the time and pace that suit you.
2 days · 1 night
A short retreat introducing Tai Chi, standing practice and seated meditation. Bring a calmer rhythm back to everyday life.
3 days · 2 nights
Build from the basics to Taoist movement and standing practice, with time to settle between sessions.
7 days · 6 nights
A gradual week of learning, from posture and footwork to connected movement and a sustainable practice routine.
Schedules may be adjusted for each group. Practice intensity is adapted to individual circumstances.
IncludedClasses, shared twin-room accommodation for the selected stay, and meals during the retreat.
Not includedTravel, transfers and personal expenses. Confirm retreat dates and room arrangements before booking.
02 / THE SETTING
Indoor and outdoor practice spaces, a quiet courtyard and twin rooms.
A setting for unhurried days of practice, meals and rest.
03 / THE TEACHERS
Meet the teaching and cultural team.
Head instructor
15th-generation inheritor of the Wudang Sanfeng tradition
Master Jiang began training at Wudang at the age of fifteen. His practice includes Tai Chi and Tai Chi sword, with a focus on sharing Wudang martial arts and Taoist traditions through movement.
A practitioner of Wudang internal martial arts and the guqin, Gao Jie explores the connection between grounded movement and music.
Teaching children’s martial arts since 2006, Yang Ying emphasises sound technique, consistent habits and patient instruction.
An inheritor of traditional medicinal-thread moxibustion, recognised as intangible cultural heritage in Zhuhai. Zhang Li began her apprenticeship in 2017.
Biographies are based on information supplied by the retreat. Teaching assignments vary by session. Confirm any separately arranged cultural experiences before booking.
04 / COMPLETION
“The end of a retreat is the beginning of your own practice. Make a little time each day to ease the body, quiet the mind and move at your own pace.”
Thank you for the attention and openness you bring to the retreat. May the focus and stillness you discover here become part of your everyday life.
Presented on completing the retreat,
as a record and keepsake of your learning.
05 / RETREAT GUIDES
Each guide includes the full schedule, setting,
teacher biographies and completion arrangements.