Tai Chi
Tai-Chi is a very popular activity/sport in China
and is very easy to learn. Modern versions of Tai
Chi can be described as a combination of yoga and
meditation, but it is, in fact, a variation of the
traditional art of battle "Taijiquan."
The relaxing movements of Tai Chi are an important
component of traditional Chinese medicine.
They
strengthen life-energy and harmonize the body’s
strengths.
This course is combined with any of the general
Chinese courses.
There are 10 lessons per week, max. 8 students per
class.
Chinese
Painting
For lovers of fine art, the Beijing school offers
a fun and rewarding Chinese Painting Course. You
will learn the technical aspects of Chinese painting,
including brush techniques and strokes, as well
as develop an appreciation for its intricate beauty
and historical meaning.
This course is combined with any of the general
Chinese courses.
There are 10 lessons per week, max. 8 students
per class.
All materials are included.
Private
Courses
Other special courses in Beijing are available
as one-on-one training and prepare students for
the special requirements of a particular topic.
The main language goals of these courses are to
gain subject-specific vocabulary, confident language
skills, precise formulation of ideas and sentences,
and fluency in speech.
Students
are encouraged to fine-tune the content of the course
with their teachers so that it fully meets their
needs. Popular choices for special courses have
been the following:
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This course is combined with any of the general
Chinese courses.
