What is the most powerful Chinese martial art? It is Xinyi Liuhe Quan (Spirit- Mindfulness Six-Harmonies Pugilism), it is also simplified as Xinyi Quan, or even Xinyi. The ultimate secrets of this tradition have been transferred generation by generation to very few grandmasters. Luckily, there is such a grandmaster knowing the ultimate secrets. He is Grandmaster Chen, Shoufu who currently lives in Flushing, New York. Dr. Zhang is his first indoor-disciple who will publish a book "The Most Powerful Chinese Martial Arts in the World ---- Xinyi Liuhe Quan" in the near future.

 

Group Class: Sunday 8:00 to 9:30 AM

Site:               CBA Culture & Arts Center,

                      46-20 Kissena Blvd

                      Flushing, NY 11355

Fee:               20 dollars each session for group class

                      150 dollars an hour for private class

Contact:         John Yuanxia Zhang, Ph.D.

                       917-770-8827

                      Asitselfso@hotmail.com

 

1. No. 1 Kung Fu Mouth in China

2. Introduction of Xinyi Liuhe

3. Living legend: Grandmaster Chen Shoufu

4. Internal Power from Internal Martial Arts

5. Tendon Power: the Core of Xinyi Liuhe

 

Zen And Psychotherapy: Views From A Chinese Psychologist. This might be the first book written by a NYS licensed psychologist and Zen practitioner from mainland China focusing on the relationship between original Chinese Zen and modern psychotherapy. There are tons of books about Zen, and several books about Zen and psychotherapy, but very few clearly reveal the nuance of original Chinese Zen. Dr. Yuanxia Zhang translates most of Zen classics excerpted in the book and shows the ambition to clarify the core of original Chinese Zen.

While Zen is focused on the universal phenomena of paradox, psychotherapy is aimed to help a patient resolve the troublesome paradox in his or her life. Dr. Zhang compares several popular schools of modern psychotherapy, such as psychoanalytic and psychodynamic therapy, cognitive therapy, Gestalt therapy, existential therapy, and client-centered therapy with Zen, reveals the similarity among them, and demonstrates the possible integration between Zen and psychotherapy.

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 Liuhe Bafa is a unique style of Chinese internal martial art similar to Tai Chi Quan. Due to its beauty and complexity, it can be viewed as a comprehensive style of Tai Chi. Dr. Zhang mastered the original Liuhe Bafa, and developed his own style of Liuhe Bafa. In his view, Liuhe Bafa might be the most beautiful internal martial art in China. it is a life long art which may accompany the persons who practice it forever.

 

Workshop

1, Zen and Psychotherapy. Dr. Zhang had taught the eight-session series of workshops at ISPP, Chicago campus for four years. He also offered one-session workshop at several schools and universities.

2, Xinyi Liuhe. Dr. Zhang and Grandmaster Chen will work together to present this most powerful Chinese martial art. While Grandmaster Chen demonstrates the ultimate techniques of fighting, Dr. Zhang will explain its spiritual meaning and relate it to stress reduction and exploration of inner power.

3, Liuhe Bafa. Dr. Zhang has taught this comprehensive style of Tai Chi at schools in Chicago and New York. Due to its astonishing beauty and grace, the students called it the most beautiful Chinese physical exercise.

Professional Service

1, Zen Practice. Dr. Zhang will teach specific techniques of Zen practice, help his client attain enlightenment.

2, Zen Psychotherapy. Dr. Zhang will help his client use specific techniques of Zen psychotherapy to deal with anxiety, depression, and realistic problems.

3, Psychological Evaluation. Dr. Zhang may do systematic psychological evaluation to help his clients understand themselves better and deal with legal problems.