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Zhang Guande performing a Daoyin position called "Two dragons coiling"
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Italiano: professor Zhang Guangde nell’esecuzione del movimento numero 5 dell’esercizio Yangsheng Taijijin 养生太极锦 第二套 Broccato Taiji per il Nutrimento Vitale (seconda sequenza) èrlóng ràoshì 二龙绕室 "due draghi si avvolgono nella stanza”
English: professor Zhang Guangde performing n. 5 position of the routine called "Yangsheng Taijijin" 养生太极锦 第二套 Health Tai Chi Brocade Set 2 - èrlóng ràoshì 二龙绕室 "two dragons coiling in the room” |
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| Source | www.daoyin-zentrum.de |
| Author | Ulrich Rosen, 2002, Paderborn (Germania) |
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