Da Yan Wild Goose Qi Gonghen Shi Taiji Quan Workshop
(27 Movement Rainy Day Practice)
Workshop • Jun 20, 2026
Location & Time
When: 20 June 2026
Sat, 9:30am to 3.00pm
Hallett Cove East Primary School Pavilion
What the Workshop is About
Da Yan refers to big bird in Chinese and represents longevity (like white
crane known as Bai He in Chinese) in Chinese culture. Da Yan Qi Gong
is an ancient Qi Gong practice which was developed by Daoist Masters
nearly 2000 years ago in the sacred Kunlun Mountains in the Northern
Himalayan area, south west China. Its healing legacy has been passed
down through many generations.
This set of 27 movements, shorter version of Da Yan first 64 Qi Gong
form, includes all the basic principles and aims at learning the essence
of Da Yan Wild Goose Qi Gong system to cultivate Qi and enhance
immune system and life energy.
The Rainy Day Practice can be practiced in a confined space, approx.
1m by 1m, which is helpful for those and at times when indoor practice is
appropriate. The form starts with North facing and finishes facing West in
a clock wise direction.
Da Yan Wild Goose Qi Gong form teaching method is based on the
instructions of Yang Mei Jun (Yang is the surname, Mei Jun is the given
name), the 26th Lineage of Da Yan Style published in 1990.
Who Should Attend
- Those keen to improve their immune system, digestive system and have more
energy - Those keen to improve flexibility and muscular strength
- Those curious of ancient Chinese Qi Gong practices, focusing on
cultivating Qi and boosting life energy to another level - Those wanting to experience Daoism spiritual pursuit through movements
and mental serenity - Current students who enjoy Qi Gong practice and want to add
more health benefits from an energetic form - Those Tai Chi practitioners who have Qi Gong, Tai Chi and martial arts
background who want to expand their practice
Your Investment
Workshop fee: $140
Fee for current students: $125
Early bird: $125 payment made prior to 30th May
No combined discounts
Workshop includes morning and afternoon tea and light refreshments.
Please bring your own lunch.
Payment to be made to Fang Qin
BSB: 065155
Account Number: 10456529