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Teamwork and Triumph - Wulong at WTQA 2026

Wulong and MUWK produce exceptional Chinese Martial Arts at the 2026 WTQA Festival

On Sunday, 30 August 2026, students from Wulong Tai Chi Kung Fu and Melbourne University Wushu Kung Fu (MUWK) proudly competed at the 24th Wushu Tai Chi Qigong Australia Inc. (WTQA), Festival, held at Carwatha College, Noble Park North.

Under the skilled guidance of Wulong principle instructor and MUWK coach Professor Lily Sun, students delivered outstanding performances.

“Watching you perform at the competition yesterday, I couldn’t have been prouder as your teacher,” said Professor Lily. “Under immense pressure, you stayed cool, composed, and gave it your absolute all. Your hard work completely won over the audience, and even the officials and judges were deeply impressed by your skill, dedication, and spirit.”

Some amazing tai chi, qigong and wushu on show with solo and group performances from Wulong and MUWK students demonstrating the professional moves we learned from Professor Lily.

Our solo and group competitors provided an enthralling spectacle.

GOLD

Wushu Chu Ji Dao

Damien, Minh, Sara & Steve

GOLD

Ba Duan Jin Qigong

Ann, Anne, Candice, Cilla, Gordon, Helen, Jordan, Kathy, Roland, Sara and Ying Lee

SILVER

Tai Chi 24 SOLO

Warren DuPreez

BRONZE

Tai Chi 24 GROUP

Ann, Anne, Candice, Cilla, Kathy, and Sara

GROUP

Tai Chi 32 Sword

Gordon, Helen, Jordan, Noriko, Roland and Ying Lee

A special shout out to Melbourne University Wushu Kung Fu, also coached by Professor Lily, who achieved exceptional results for barehand and weapons routines including 16 medals and overall wushu champion trophy.

“This incredible success didn't happen by chance. I know how much effort and sacrifice went into this journey. I’ve seen you pushing through injuries and illnesses just to make it to practice, giving 100% in class, and putting in countless extra hours at home. It is your passion, perseverance, and respect for Taichi that brought about such a massive leap in your technique. You earned every round of applause yesterday!”

The Festival, hosted by WTQA, comprised a competition and performance and it brought together martial arts schools and enthusiasts from across the country to celebrate the rich traditions of Chinese martial arts.

Grateful thanks to WTQA President Sam Au, committee, judges and organising team for the outstanding day. It was pleasing to see Professor Lily acknowledged as a guest of honour of the Festival.

Wulong was grateful to be part of such a vibrant and inspiring event. We extend our heartfelt thanks to WTQA for organising this celebration of traditional Chinese martial arts and to everyone who came to support our students. A heartfelt thank you to Anthony, Sara, Helen, Dorothy, Jenny, Karen, Wendy and Sheryl - our dedicated cheer squad and paparazzi crew, who captured the smiles, the performances and the unforgettable moments throughout the day. Your support from the side-lines means more than you know. Our cheer squad and paparazzi crew - we thank you! 

Photos from the event are in the gallery below.
We hope you enjoy these snapshots capturing the spirit, skill, and joy of the day!

Wulong On Fire at the 2025 WTQA Festival

Wulong tai chi kung fu and MUWK celebtate the suscessful performances at the WTQA Festival 2025

On Sunday, 5 October 2025, students from Wulong Tai Chi Kung Fu proudly demonstrated their skills at the 23rd WTQA Festival, held at Carwatha College, Noble Park North. The Festival, hosted by Wushu Tai Chi & Qigong Australia Inc. (WTQA), brought together martial arts schools and enthusiasts from across the country to celebrate the rich traditions of Chinese martial arts.

Under the guidance of Professor Lily Sun, Wulong students delivered three outstanding performances. Read on to feel some of the excitement and joy of standing together and showing your skills.

Wulong Taichi Kung Fu Advanced students perform the Taichi Barehand 42 (Competition Form)

Taichi Barehand 42 (Competition Form)

Performed by our Advanced Tai Chi students - Ann, Candice, Helen, Gordon, Ying Lee, Sara, Jordan, Roland and Noriko - this internationally recognised routine was developed by the Chinese Sports Committee in the 1980s. It combined movements from the Yang, Chen, Wu, and Sun styles into a single, elegant form. The Taichi Barehand 42 Form is known for its balance, fluidity, and technical precision, and our students performed it with grace and discipline.

Wulong Tai Chi Kung Fu wushu students showcased the dynamic Dao (Broadsword) Elementary Routine at the WTQA Festival 2025

Wushu Dao (Broadsword) Routine

Our Wushu students Minh, Sara and Damien showcased the dynamic Dao (Broadsword) Elementary Routine. The Dao, a curved single-edged blade, is one of the most iconic weapons in Chinese martial arts. The performance featured powerful and expressive movements—hacking, slashing, blocking, and circling—that demonstrated strength, coordination, and spirit.

Courtesy of Geoff Ince Photography

COMBINED Ba Duan Jin Qigong Practice

In addition to the scheduled performances, Wulong Instructor Noriko Tanaka graciously led the mass Ba Duan Jin Qigong practice, inviting all participants and guests to join in. This inclusive and energising session was a highlight of the day, bringing together the entire festival community in a shared moment of mindfulness and movement.

Courtesy of Geoff Ince Photography

A special shout out to Melbourne University Wushu Kung Fu, also coached by Professor Lily, who put on an amazing wushu show.

Grateful thanks to WTQA President Sam Au, committee and organising team for the outstanding day. It was pleasing to see President Sam Au call Professor Lily forward in acknowledging the key supporters of the Festival.

Wulong was honoured to be part of such a vibrant and inspiring event. We extend our heartfelt thanks to WTQA for organising this celebration of traditional Chinese martial arts and to everyone who came to support our students. Big thanks to Shen, Dorothy, Jessica, Jennifer, Anne, Kathy and Mae - our cheer squad and paparazzi crew. We thank you! 

Photos from the event are attached below.
We hope you enjoy these snapshots capturing the spirit, skill, and joy of the day!