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Tai Chi History


This is a lovely story of 2 women whose paths coincide. As well as being historically of interest from a Qigong point of view.

https://medium.com/@charlierusso23/the-forgotten-history-of-two-trailblazing-women-who-spread-tai-chi-around-the-world-190940ba10a2

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