For Investors - What will be taught and why (continued) A
more or less neurotypical teenager in China today could attend a
university and major in Tai Chi Chuan with the intent of being a
professional athlete. Like many arts, Tai Chi Chuan has sets, which
are standardized series of movements. Usually sets are
characterized by single person or two person and unarmed or with
weapons. An American university bachelor's degree is far beyond the
grasp of a young adult with autism. Thanks to one (so far) very
compassionate institution we have an arrangement that requires
competency (judged by professional judges using international
standards) in eight sets for a bachelor's. The unarmed routines are
known as 18 movements, Old Frame 1 (Lao Jia) and Xin Jia 1 (New
Frame). The weapons routines include maces (also known as
batons), saber, sword, spear and staff. We have added four Qigong
routines and three Tai Chi tools: ball, ruler and bar.