Since 1994, Professor Huixian Chen and Dr. Pingping Li have led Qigong trips to China. In Spring 2018, another exciting journey will present you with a unique opportunity to fully immerse yourself in studying Qigong theory while developing your personal practice and spiritual growth. At the same time, our trip will be punctuated by travels to some of China’s most amazing and beautiful sights.
AREAS OF STUDY ON THIS TRIP:
(Please see Qigong Trip to China Teacher Introduction 2018 for details, total 5 days of lectures)
- “Swirling Energy Field” by Master Zhang, Jichang (1 day)
- “Essence of Buddhism and Taoism” by Professor Yu, Xiaofei (2 days)
- “I-Ching Foundation” by Master Cui, Shiguang (1 day)
- “How to Reach Tranquility” by Buddhist Master Mingxian (1 day)
As students of Qigong, we will start each day with a Qigong practice session. Additionally, Prof. Chen and Pingping will teach Chinese Essence Qigong while in Beijing.
TRAVEL HIGHLIGHTS:
BEIJING ~~
Our in-depth discovery of China begins in Beijing, the capital of China. We will start our journey with 5 days of study in the suburbs of Beijing. The hotel is located nearby Goose Lake. After the lectures, we will visit the Great Wall, one of the world wonders; the Summer Palace, one of the loveliest imperial parks in China; the Forbidden City, the Chinese imperial palace from the Ming dynasty to the end of Qing dynasty, and Tiananmen Square.
WUDANG MOUNTAINS ~~
Enroute to the Wudang Mountains, we will also visit the famous Yellow Crane Tower, which was built in the late 1800s.
Wudang Mountains are located in Shiyan city, Hubei Province (Northern Central China). The Wudang Mountains stretch for 800 miles of speculator scenery with secluded valleys and peaks. It is renowned for its magnificent ancient building complex and appealing natural landscape. The mountains are famous for Daoism and the practice of Taiji. We will start the tour with a boat ride on Taiji Lake, then we will visit the famous Golden Palace, South Rock Palace, and Purple Cloud Palace.
DAZU ROCK CARVINGS ~~
Located in the southeast of the Sichuan Basin, the Dazu Rock Carvings are a series of sculptures and carvings, dating back as far as the 7th century AD. Depicting and influenced by Buddhist, Daoist and Confucian beliefs, they are not only rich in content but also carved with marvelous technique. They skillfully combine the scientific principles of mechanics, optics, and clairvoyance with statues themselves and landform. The Dazu Rock Carvings are reputed as the “Artistic Palace of the Tang and Song Dynasties”.
YANGTZI RIVER CRUISE ~~
The Yangtzi River, the longest river in China, is rich in breathtaking scenery and diverse culture. Stretching from a land of remote mountains and arid plains, it winds its way through canyon gorges to fertile regions of connecting lakes and waterways. Boarding in Chongqing, we will enjoy a 4-day cruise, sail through the Yangtze River, and disembark at Yichang city. (Please see Itinerary document for details)
SHANGHAI ~~
Shanghai is the largest economic and trade center in China, and one of China’s cultural centers. It retains the last vestiges of China’s unusual colonial past. The architecture along the Bund is a living museum of the colonial history of the 1800s. We will be visiting the Jade Buddha Temple, Chenghuang Bazaar and a silk making factory in Shanghai.
Departure______________April 9, 2018
Return_______________ April 27, 2018
Fee: $4,195*
*Price includes international airfare from Seattle to China and back. All domestic transportations within China, tuition, accommodation, all meals, listed entertainment and sightseeing. *Price does not include visa. We provide service for getting the visa for $180 (multiple entries for 10 years)
*Private rooms are available at an additional cost of $42/night.
Deposit_______________$1,500
Make your check payable to Wisdom and Peace Wellness Center and be sure to include your address, phone number, email and a photocopy of your passport:
Wisdom and Peace Wellness Center
963 Alamo Dr.
Vacaville, CA 95687
Deposit Deadline: Jan. 5, 2018
Final Payment Due: Feb. 5, 2018
Cancellation Policy:
- Cancellations made before January 5, 2018 will receive full refund.
- $1,000 will be refunded for cancellations made between Jan. 5 to Feb. 5, 2018.
- Cancellations made after Feb. 5, 2018 - whatever recoverable costs we can obtain will be refunded. (Travel insurance is suggested)
