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| The Martial and the Civil in Yang Style Taijiquan | GRTC | "...taijiquan (tai chi chuan) is no less a martial art than a systematic method for promoting health, relaxation, and meditative calm." |
| Youth Chinese Swordsmanship Camp a Very Successful First | GRTC | “The last three years have seen a tremendous growth in Chinese swordsmanship. In this short time, the art moved literally from the precipice of extinction to having a...” |
| Taiji Sword Festival 2002 | Irina Tokareva Narva Weekly | “On the lawn in front of the Mereranna Spa several dozen people move in a single rhythm, graceful and coordinated, literally dancing to music that only they can hear...” |
| Wang Yen-nien ‘Famous Yang Style TaijiQuan Martial Artist’ | Zeng Huiping Great Sports Daily | “At first Wang thought to practice to stay healthy. Unexpectedly, he became a Wulin Gao Shou – Highly Skilled Martial Artist...” |
| Second International Swordplay Festival | GRTC | "Students from three continents converged on the small town of Otepaa, Estonia to take part in the International Swordplay Festival for Chinese Traditions." |
| Scott M. Rodell Interviewed in Sports Star | Sports Star magazine | "...Ten years ago a couple of individuals from Narva visited his school in Washington; after that Rodell has repeatedly been to Estonia to teach taijiquan." |
| Interview with Wang Yen-nien | GRTC | "In 1996, Wang Yen-nien visited Great River to teach Advanced Taoist Nei Gong Mediation and Basic Sword Cuts..." |
| Way of the Jianke | GRTC | The Way of the Jianke is available as a poster series in 18” X 24” or 24” X 36” from Great River Taoist Center (contact: smrodell@grtc.org) or Amazon.com |
