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@ForeTrees Don't need to bow to show respect. Typically, Westerners bow more than traditional Chinese do. Plus Hong Kong is more casual style, but no less serious.

This was hilarious. Do you think he was sincere or mischievous? He said he was sorry to his parents, and then that little smile. Cracked me up!

That's an amazing way to celebrate a birthday! Real family atmosphere too.

@BlazingPuppies What do you mean? I'm in Canada and it works for me. Maybe check your settings.

If the rule is no excessive force, every other participant is holding back except you. You don`t have to deal with their force, so why should they take harder punches from you?

@dingsifu Should this footage and other such secret video be destroyed when the last member of the exclusive circle passes? As someone who wasted 10 yrs on the wrong path, surely you can appreciate how such direct knowledge can help those who seek the truth, esp us who may be several generations ...

@mightyflamelord Also here's what another taichi sifu wrote on the topic. He's a white Canadian, but he learned from a real Chinese master and his kungfu is real:

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w w w . t a i c h i c a n a d a . c o m / p r o g r a m s / k u n g f u / t r a d i t i o n a l - ...

Your arms look relaxed, not stiff. That is good.

I would use more wrist action and less shoulder and elbow. have fun.