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Celebrate 2024 Year of the Wulong Dragon

2024! It’s our year - Year of the Dragon!

Wulong wishes you abundant health in 2024 the Chinese Year of the Wood Dragon.

It’s a special year for Wulong to celebrate the symbol of our school - Wulong translates to "martial arts dragon" in English - highlighting our highly successful online and in person wushu, taichi and qigong training provided by Australia’s most professional taichi, qigong and wushu teacher and practitioner, Professor Lily Sun.

In the Chinese culture, the dragon represents good luck, strength, and health. So it’s the perfect time to wake your inner dragon and join a Wulong class today to experience the renewal of body and spirit that Wulong students experience and set the foundations for your future health.

Read more about Wulong benefits at https://www.wulongtaichi.com.au/benefits

Check out our class schedule and register today at https://www.wulongtaichi.com.au/tai-chi-classes

As well as her always high standard professional training, this year Professor Lily will host two special workshops. One qigong workshop in May and one tai chi workshop in November.

More information will be released soon!! So like and follow our social media to keep up with the latest details

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Melbourne Knowledge Week wrap up

Professor Lily instructs Melbourne Knowledge Week attendees


Recently Melbourne Knowledge Week (MKW) sponsored Professor Lily Sun to deliver a special workshop to knowledge seekers at Melbourne’s newest CBD landmark, Wesley Place.

MKW is an annual festival that brings people together to explore and discuss, share ideas, challenge assumptions, and spark new ways of thinking.

Professor Sun shared a customised workshop of easy and well researched movements to support health and wellbeing, stimulate energy generation and promote unity of mind and body (mindfulness). The teaching incorporated qigong for the lungs and immune system, the latest meridian points for screen-based workers, and tai chi to strengthen and free the body.

The sun warmed the grass surrounded by Melbourne’s historic and contemporary buildings and attendees enjoyed Professor Sun’s engaging, generous and exceptional teaching skills.

Professor Sun’s empathetic and personal teaching style, embraces all people to experience tai chi and qigong movements that promote their mental and physical health.