* By Jia Leilei * De Gruyter Brill, 10 November 2021 * Abstract This dialog was conducted between Wu Jing, an actor and a film director, and Jia Leilei, a researcher of the Chinese National Academy of Arts, at Director Wu Jing’s Studio in Beijing on May 18, 2021. This dialog is about Wu Jing’s […]
* By Wei Chen, Syahrul Ridhwan Morazuki * Medicine, August 2025 * Abstract Background Chinese martial arts (Wushu), representing both competitive sports and cultural heritage, have gained global recognition for their health-promoting benefits. However, a systematic scientometric overview of global Wushu research is still lacking. Objective This study systematically examines global research trends, thematic hotspots, […]
* By Xun Zhao * Scientific Reports 15(1), August 2025 * Abstract This paper presents a novel system for optimizing Tai Chi movement training using computer vision and deep learning technologies. We developed a comprehensive framework incorporating multi-view pose estimation, temporal feature extraction, and real-time movement assessment to address the challenges of traditional Tai Chi […]
* By Qing-song Han, Inge Derom, Marc Theeboom, Xi Jiang, Dong Zhu * Journal of Sport and Social Issues, I-27 2025 * Abstract Despite several attempts from the International Wushu Federation (IWUF) during the past 20 years, “wushu” (the collective noun for the Chinese martial arts) has not been included in the Olympic program. To […]
Quantum entanglement has long fascinated scientists, presenting us with one of the most puzzling paradoxes in physics. The idea that two particles can remain connected over vast distances—instantly affecting each other—has challenged our understanding of the universe. This mysterious concept, once deemed “spooky action at a distance” by Einstein, has just been brought to life […]
* By Xianghan Wang * Integrated Digital Media, August 2025 * Abstract The Rhythm of Tai Chi reinterprets the ancient Chinese martial art as a dynamic, interactive virtual reality (VR) experience. By leveraging computer vision and multimedia technologies, the project transforms Tai Chi’s philosophy and movements into an immersive digital form. Real-time motion tracking captures […]
* By Stanislav Petrov Bagalev, N Dimitrov, Nikola Pirovski, June 2025 Etnografia 2(28):208-221 * Abstract Chinese martial arts (Wushu) enjoy great international popularity. An important stylistic aspect are the steps used. Bulgarian folk dances are gaining more popularity as a mass activity of a sport and folkloric nature, or a stage art. Their steps are a […]
* By Gloria Y Yeh, Andrew C Ahn, Peter Wayne et al, April 2025, Journal of Integrative and Complementary Medicine 10.1089/jicm.2024.0958 * Abstract Background: The emerging paradigm of whole person health shares many core principles with traditional complementary and integrative health frameworks, including Tai Chi and Qigong (TCQ). Methods: In the fall of 2023, the […]
* By Liqin Wu, Penghui Yu, Journal of Contemporary Education Research, April 2025 * Abstract Qigong is an important part of traditional Chinese health preservation culture, and the accurate translation of its terms is of great significance for international communication. Currently, there are many deficiencies in the translation of Qigong terms, such as a lack […]
* By Yuri Terra-Turgeon, Western University, Canada * A skilled Kung Fu artist, Schulich Medicine & Dentistry graduate Ian Ging Long Chan is just as skilled off the mat, where his research helped provide a better understanding of the sense of touch. Using animal models, Chan studied sensory receptors, which are the parts of the […]
