The real Tai Chi Master : Wang Li Kun (9ème dan)

[@verry1955]

A 70 ans je me suis pris de passion pour cet art martial. Adepte du yoga, en plein air, j'ai aperçu et observé une jeune femme et un jeune homme en pleine pratique. C'était d'une telle beauté que je me suis promis de m'initier à cet art. Grand merci à WangLi pour cette belle vidéo.

[@jean-paulbonhuil3800]

Je ne résiste pas à l'envie de vous dire combien j'ai trouvé intéressante, sympathique et teintée d'humour votre vidéo. Intéressante par la démonstration et les propos du maître, sympathique par l'expression des regards du principal interlocuteur à la fois plein de bienveillance mais aussi, à l'évocation de la disparition de son art, de nostalgie et enfin plein d'humour avec le mariage du rap et des images de la forme ou du travail à deux. A ce propos, remarquable association !. Bravo, votre clip est une réussite et donne vraiment envie de pratiquer le tai chi. Jean-Paul Paris

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

Maous merci Jean-Paul pour ton commentaire et n'hésite pas à aller voir les autres sujets et portraits. Si tu as aimé celui-là, je pense que tu devrais apprécier les autres. Bienvenu aussi à l'occasion sur le FB de l'émission : facebook.com/pages/GONG-Gi-Or-No-Gi/278686745629764?ref=hl

[@starmem2153]

Instructif et émouvant. Et donne envie d'en apprendre plus et de pratiquer ! Merci pour cette super vidéo !

[@CultureKungFu]

Superbe vidéos et un monsieur proche de la vie et des gens ! Merci.

[@usenowayasaway]

puissent les arts martiaux survivent à la folle vitesse du temps qui emporte tout sur son passage...

[@bobdragonpole]

Mes respect Monsieur.

[@jaime1973ism]

i like his taichi its awesome...100% thumbs up...

[@PKBfr]

"...quand le maître parle de la grue, on voit un pélican!" :O :P

[@christopheriedo8332]

ouais c'est à l'image de l'art martial en fait... Perso je n'y crois pas une seconde.

[@sageonet]

It is hard to find any info on this snake style taiji,,,but I like it.. I can see all the Yang style moves in it, but all the coiling in this form is cool. I followed one of the links here a while back, and recorded the 3 versions of the form at the link. One was a little slower, 6 minutes. Then I slowed that one down to 12 minutes, and that was perfet. The moves are complete, and flowing, and it is quite a workout at that slow speed. I have done Yang style for 30 years and never seen this, but I love it and am learning it now. Yang style with coiling and more silk reeling than the standard forms,,,very nice. All I got with the loud French dubs was tht he learned it in Shanghai in 1978. But from who??? I thought snake style was the "family only" form of the Yang Clan..... I would like to know more

[@stefanschleps8758]

It's rather late for me to reply. So if you have further information be so kind as to pass it back to me. I too have been been at practice with Yang Lu- Chan's public form for almost forty years years now. And even this form is difficult to develop real skill with. But worth the perseverance. I can't assume what you may or may not know. So at the risk of boring you I can say this. Yang Lu-Chan's heir was Yang Ban-Hou. He received the secret form. The one which most closely resembles the original teachings from the Chen family. I have only heard of one or two people teaching this form in it's entirety. The most well known of these teachers is of course the chin-na expert Dr. Yang Jwing-Ming. if you are not familiar with this form seeing it or learning any part of it will quickly eliminate any doubts you may have as to it's authenticity. Good fortune with your training. If you have learned anything since this first post please advise me. All the best.

[@stephanolbc]

grand merci a master Wang Li Kun d'etre venue donner en france donner son savoir puisse le destin me faire apprendre ses techniques ,mais une seule vie ne me suffiras pas ! au chanceux qui apprennent avec lui ,croch ebarz comme on dit en bretagne (crocher dedans ) kennavo

[@The_Kharski]

Please continue your effort of transmission, we appreciate it, we need it. You probably know John Sammut in Nice but if not he will be very willing to meet you, I guess.

[@Toulousadub]

magnifique!

[@RamSpinat]

my regards and respect to the master

[@joshpickles9022]

Looks like he made his own style.

[@happylobsterpatatas]

I think he did ;)

[@Selyzky]

Bonjour vidéo très instructive :) Connaissez-vous le nom de la musique qui commence à 5 min 39 ? je vous remercie :)

[@lesverriers]

merci pour cette super vidéo.

[@leonlhf]

Hi,your video is so cool. What a pity that I don't understand French. Is there any Chinese or English version？or subtitles？Thanks.

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

陆海峰 Thanks very muchissimo ! I'm working about that and some translations in english could happen in 1 month or 2

[@leonlhf]

Great！Thanks again！

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

Hello Léo, oui avec plaisir c'est très gentil. Si vous m'envoyez le texte en anglais, je le mettrai volontiers en ligne

[@leonlhf]

Léo Bouchegnies Thanks Leo！！

[@karllohmann4718]

Merci de cette vidéo!

[@cathyh2332]

What kind of tai chi is he teaching? Where is he located and/or does he travel to US? I practice myself, but this style looks different. I do see his movements and can imagine the applications and look like it can be powerful and systematic. I train with a great master of forty plus years and learned a lot of great posture and harvesting power movements. I am interested to see how I can incorporate his movements to my tai chi style. Too bad I don't understand the language and would be great if there's English translation. Thanks for posting this video

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

Hello Cathy, I will do the translation as soon as possible. Thanks for support.

[@metalxhorse]

Sifu looks good!!! More push hands/applications please!!

[@octaviorodrigues4963]

Superbe

[@shantidewa]

On va lui envoyer Xu xiaodong 😃

[@wavierdemalte809]

Magnifique vidéo!

[@lizhou3465]

About Taijiquan origin, has wide divided opinions, roughly in the Tang Dynasty (618 ~ 907 years) Xu Xuanping, the Song Dynasty (960 ~ 1278) Zhang Sanfeng, Ming Dynasty (1368 ~ 1644) Zhang Sanfeng, the Qing (1644 ~ 1911) Chen Wangting and Wang Zongyue of several different said method. No sufficient historical evidence of Taijiquan is created by Zhang Sanfeng, but Qi Jiguang's 32 potential Changquan theory early in Chen Wangting, Wang Zongyue "Taijiquan theory" originally for Chen Style Taijiquan the defect. It is concluded that Tai Chi Chuan is not a human being, but it is a constant development, summary, consolidation, innovation and development of the predecessors. Throughout the recent, the development of modern Taijiquan can be seen, only the development of things to have vitality. Now, the official recognition of Tai Chi has Chen, Yang, Wu, Wu, Sun,He.

[@徐世憲-m8v]

退進分化、鬆身迎勁、對抗中求勝心太重.很快就進入亢龍有悔。

[@ANAPAULA-kb1hy]

Merci pour la vídeo , j'adore.

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

+ANA PAULA Et merci pour votre com', moi aussi j'adore, surtout que les filles se font rare par ici. Moi qui pensais ne pas faire des trucs trop bourrins et propres à casser la barrière du sexe... Que chi ouais. Merci Ana

[@joetheflow89]

Super video les gars !

[@blakemichaelbledsoe8324]

Thank you, Sensei

[@juliaboeddeker1584]

very interisting..how to harness the energy around us an in us..I must study this..

[@andycobra49aor]

Hello; Where he is located at for me to go in a tour and take classes with him for few weeks? thanks Respectfully; Andy

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

Hello Andy, master Wang came back to China, but he lived in Paris 2 years ago.

[@CottonBoxer]

So, what is this taiji he does it looks like he plays xinyi Liu he as well

[@valentinsaintleger1458]

en tai chi il y a des exercices de musculation ou il font que des mouvement lent merci ;-)

[@yewjj8775]

can i know how to contact this taiji master? is he has any web page to views? sad for me who are not understand French language.

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

Here is his web site : www.taijiduserpent.org

[@MathinusG]

Hi, which Tai chi style is this? Parts of it looks like Xingyi.

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

+MathinusG Hello, i's the tai chi of the snake

[@MathinusG]

Thanks. Never heard of it.

[@MichaelHarto]

+MathinusG some hand gestures of taichi is rather similar to xingyi

[@davidmartinez9804]

Thanks for the info I never knew that but have noticed that Chen Man Ching did have high stances. My brother is a master at Lohan Crane which is very beautiful to see.

[@stefanschleps8758]

Also seems to posses elements of Pa-Kua. Like a vintage wine. We appreciate each nuanced note.

[@kleitonlobato3967]

Very good!!

[@jonmanilenio]

what style is this?

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

The Snake

[@jonmanilenio]

He should reconnect with the direct lineage master of this style so he can start a direct branch & be recognized!

[@rockytheafg]

I was wondering, can I learn t'ai chi by myself, I mean watching vidéos on KZbin and other sites, tutorial types. To be honest I don't have time to take classes with my scheadule. Is there any martial artistes in there that can answer my questions?

[@5324TuiG]

+Bruce Lee Dont listen to the idiot above me, no you can not, no you should not. If you dont have time then dont do it, practice yoga or something.

[@rockytheafg]

+san5324 I'm already doing yoga and meditation. I want to go in direction of martial arts but it's difficult to mix: work, college and martial arts classes...

[@dog-thebounty-hunter3144]

+Internal Art Evolution I agree lolololololol JK

[@joshpickles9022]

Hi Bruce. You'd need a teacher otherwise you'll be learning the movements but not the internals. Tai chi is difficult to learn even with a good teacher.

[@joshpickles9022]

+Deathwingaaa I'm sure you just said the opposite of what I wrote :-/

[@olayacriss]

merci

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

+olayacriss Je vous en prie, merci à vous

[@leonteflorinel8808]

Wow ! This is very nice !

[@Brownie-official100]

Je veux trop s’avoir ou le trouver sur paris j’habite a paris et je veux bien fair aussi la tai chi!! Vous pouvez me dir svp

[@anticreationist7959]

can you teach me sir?

[@marcdumoulin4694]

Quelqu'un peut-il me dire où pratique ce "sifu" ?

[@MrSimeus]

Marc DUMOULIN www.laissemoichercherca.com/?q=wang%20li%20kun%20paris

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

+Marc dumoulin Salut Marc, mieux vaut tard que jamais j'espère.... Il enseigne sur Paris et voici son site où vous trouverez toutes les infos : www.taijiduserpent.org

[@marcdumoulin4694]

merci pour ces infos !!

[@yintaichi]

This is " moving Qigong " . It's NOT Tai Chi. sorry.

[@DavyB76]

Comment s'appelle le maître et où enseigne-t-il? Merci

[@happylobsterpatatas]

Wang Li Kun. où : j'aimerais bien le savoir aussi :)

[@yongfengliu7297]

happylobsterpatatas You may consult this website: www.taijiduserpent.org/

[@happylobsterpatatas]

Yongfeng Liu Thank you :)

[@zyr871216]

王师傅太帅了！

[@DJDKthebestdj]

il lui suffirait de modifier son enseignement pour avoir des "descendants" qui perpétueraient le style. Comment? Le rendre plus accessible et concentré sur les applications au début, le concentrer sur l'efficacité, voir le combat, former des combattants, des champions même! Un champion ne s'éternise pas sur ce statut, et c'est en vieillissant qu'il aura l'envie d'acquérir la maîtrise traditionnelle, et qu'il touchera la finesse de l'art, ayant dépassé la fougue combattante de sa jeunesse. Une fois l'appétit de combat satisfait, il se tournera vers le traditionnel, car n'ayant plus rien à prouver, il pourra se perdre en finesses et atteindre une maitrise du style traditionnel. Enfin je parle du cas où le maître reste en France. Les pratiquants sérieux sont ceux qui s'intéressent au combat, or tu ne peux pas passer 10 ans à pratiquer un art si tu ne peux pas mesurer ton progrès et vérifier l'efficacité de tes techniques. Tu te tournes vers autre chose. Et il ne reste alors plus dans le taichi que des gens qui ne sont pas intéressés par le combat et qui donc ne peuvent pas saisir l'essence martiale de l'art. C'est ce qu'a fait le viet vo dao, art martial qui a su garder ses formes et ses pratiques très traditionnelles, tout en ayant en parallele une pratique sportive assumée comme telle. Le Wushu, avec le sanda, prend le même chemin. Pourquoi pas le Taichi? C'est impossible en occident, je pense, de passionner quelqu'un au point qu'il deviendra expert si celui-ci n'a pas dès le début des preuves de l'efficacité de ce qu'il apprend. Et s'il est passionné, il ne sera en tous cas pas un pratiquant sérieux, car un expert d'arts martiaux qui n'a jamais combattu est un imposteur. C'est le combat qui pousse à la recherche martiale. Je dis ça en temps qu'ancien pratiquant de taichi, chez un professeur qui justement insistait beaucoup sur les applications de self de son art. Ensuite je suis allé vers le wing chun, où j'ai trouvé des écoles qui avaient déjà bien compris ce que j'explique. Mon professeur de wing chun me pète la gueule en sparring sans trahir son style. Et il me fait bien plus mal que mes camarades du viet ou de l'anglaise. C'est pour ça que je veux en devenir expert, dans toute la subtilité de son art.

[@jasonahbh4880]

poor people, Chinese never tell the secrets. they just give you the shells of the worst fruits.

[@5324TuiG]

Lmao, they give you what they think you are worth. My teacher here in hangzhou tells me everything.

[@mh5539]

+Banana Bonbony Or they might just gave you all they knew because that was all what the guy before them had.

[@jasonahbh4880]

+Michael Huynh look the same reason even when European study acupuncture in China, Chinese never tell their secrets because if they do then they will lose the market.. its just business... Nobody teach you how to fish.. But unfortunately teenagers think they have learnt everything from Chinese! lets be honest with ourselves if somebody learnt everything in martial arts then why don't they win in MMA? The answer is : they have no place in the ring. End the drama here boys.

[@jasonahbh4880]

+san5324 they did, but that does't mean they gave you their business!

[@5324TuiG]

+Banana Bonbony dude my teacher told me he would like me to teach people in Holland what he has been teaching me over the years. Your point is what exactly?

[@橋本絵莉子]

I am thinking of learning Tai Chi to improve my Table Tennis skills. What do you think of that ? As far as I know there is a lot where I can use Tai Chi in Table Tennis. 1. To be more focused, relaxed and balanced before a game and during a game, right breathing, relaxed muscles, powerful grounded positions in the game... psychological is also very important in Table Tennis Sport, so be more free, peaceful minded during a match for better focus and sportspirit. 2. To be more physical more powerful grounded to earth with a good center of gravity and balanced stand right before preforming a strike, hit. 3. Developing new strikes by Tai Chi Power, so they come faster and in the right place, without letting know and using short Chi Energy Technics. Modified strikes would be: The Block: Is a counter/defending strike/(or just hold the blade) on low, fast balls near the table, where is enough time and to execute the block slow on fast incoming balls with a light, short forward direction, which will give more power by Tai Chi and come faster and it is not to see for the opponent. The Flick: A Flick is an very fast attacking strike by a short movement of balls coming on the table very slow in the beginning of the Match right near the net. I think I can also get here more power in the strike and without showing that the ball will come fast. The Service: To be very focused on the service and also here getting some extra power. A Shot: Is a very fast strike where the ball is played just with power directly without giving it rotation, important is to get it right in the place and to generate a lot of energy and power. A Chop: A Chop is a defending strike, where you need mostly to neutralize some of the energy of the incoming ball and right after also to get it back on the table mostly far from the table, so it needs a lot of right placement. For Loops/Topspin: I can not use it, because they need a very long and wide movement of the arm, but here is a bit Tai Chi always involved, because you need to give the energy from your feet like chain to the end of your Table Tennis blade by short rotating and coming with the body up and forward to create the maximum of power for this attacking strike. But this strike is very time consuming and I do not think there will be time to get the Tai Chi power and right grounded position so fast to use it. 1. What do you think of this ? 2. Did you ever heard people learning Tai Chi to improve other Sport Skills ? 3. Would Tai Chi Help, also in these strikes, or would it not be so good because the light ball is not much resistance/force to react on with Tai Chi ? 4. Where should I start, when wanna use Tai Chi ? 5. On developing and to get Tai Chi into the strikes, what kind of technique, are close and useful to the Strikes I wanna modified and how are they called ?

[@interests1094]

Taichi table tennis sounds like a new movie

[@橋本絵莉子]

interests10 Hahaha, I did mean this serious, but no one did help me with Tai Chi techs would be good for table tennis. I have to do this by myself I think

[@liam111liam]

+橋本絵莉子 1) 2): I want to learn Qigong or Tai Chi to improve my badminton skills by strengthening my leg muscles and improving body awareness and to gain confidance.

[@interests1094]

liam111liam why not. must be some classes in your area?

[@liam111liam]

Yes. He teaches Chen Taijiquan.

[@fredericjeandefrance736]

trop drôle .... je me bats pas parce que je suis trop fort ... ça serait pas plutôt la peur de prendre une rouste et de se taper la honte dans la rue mdrrr

[@kimmar5637]

bonjour où êtes vous situé à Paris ? merci

[@reeflexk9281]

ils sot situés le dimanche matin dans le jardin du Luxembourg Et ils ont un site: taijiduserpent.org

[@kimmar5637]

+ReeFleX K bonjour, merci très sympas

[@reeflexk9281]

Mais derien

[@muhammadziyad6433]

oke bangett

[@BitNowChannel]

nice

[@BWater-yq3jx]

Oh good, it's translated from Chinese. 🙂 Into French. 😖

[@delaportestephane8771]

les arts martiaux quel qui soit , son bénéfique pour le corps et l'esprit .mais bon voilà , aujourd'hui si quelqu'un t'agresse ta plus de chance de prendre un coup de couteau ou un coup de calibre si t'essaie de broncher. faudrait qu'ils inventent une technique pour éviter les balles ça serait pas mal.

[@feel-my-hope]

delaporte stephane Ça existe le qigong mais très dangereux sans maître authentique Ça ne s'apprend pas sur internet c'est difficile à trouver de vrai maîtres

[@kariminfo6414]

If you practice taichi you will loose all fights in few secands

[@武龙-b1c]

I never saw that Tai qi style.

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

+武龙（HastaLasBolsasEscrotales） Entire Tao here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZqkl35ngMaNpck

[@alekx58]

zhong ce wu bu zhui de xiao lin xun zhuang ih huan he qiao hu hong xüe qiang bian ren zai zen qing sci qi ren zhai tai di lun bi je hai she zhuang nian ta kung tai dji jong zhong le su dien de si tai ping pu ih

[@elitedeviance9197]

Pere no Francee' langue de c'est maestre!

[@alaaalaa-iq6lr]

جيد احسنت

[@mortgagefinancing5558]

lol how can a Tai Chi Master have a 9th dan ? when thats a Japanese terminology=

[@stefanschleps8758]

And how can a loan officer at a mortgage company believe his-her own pompous BS? When mortgage financing has absolutely nothing to do with any martial art? Sit quietly as you are not qualified to speak on the subject. Sigh...and we have this years winner in the small mind dept.

[@Keluoduo]

Illu Minati, la musique que tu recherches est: 南征北战 - 站起来 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmrIg5mFZsefjbs

[@davidsonh29]

I wanna learn drunken Tai chi

[@pw6titanium]

there is also a cigar smoking as well the drinking version

[@chrisharten1308]

In French. Sonova

[@zee1645]

this is not even taichi...why u is he even called a master.... the key to taichi must be "no usage of hands" this is nothing but upper body muscle ... hmmmm no further comments.. hope u guys go far with this..

[@橋本絵莉子]

Ziran Yang I think Tai Chi is the right focus to use the point of gravity and momentum, the upper body would be wrong, also you will find it in every martial arts and defense tecs, without Tai Chi elements all of the martial arts would be not useful and would not have the important key elements, specially like Judo, Akido, Wing Chung ..... they are very based of Tai Chi Tecs

[@robertogarcia7256]

que el internet no deja vrelos bien el cricket no sirve para esto

[@madjidmouas3519]

There's no such thing as "dan" in chinese martial arts. The dan is a japanese word for ranking black belt mrtial artists.

[@stefanschleps8758]

In France??

[@hefestionx8586]

ENGLISH PLEASE...

[@vb6427]

+HEFESTION X ...you will probably find at least one video in english about tai chi... Not all video have to be IN ENGLISH ABSOLUTLY!... -_-

[@timothevorgenss8056]

C'est marrant cette efficacité suprême ... qu'on ne voit absolument jamais sur les ring Mais bien sûr le mec affronte des sumotori 😄😄😄😄 Les chinois recourent si souvent au mensonge, que ça en devient absurde de les écouter.

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

L'efficacité sur ring n'est pas celle de la rue. Les règles sportives et les protections changent la donne, sans parler de l'optique. Il y a beaucoup de charlots dans les arts martiaux mais là vous vous trompez de cible

[@philippequillon8994]

我的老師方面!!!!!

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

Et en français ?

[@Reprodestruxion]

Dan é japonais

[@davidsonh29]

Taiji is akido

[@KelGhu]

Aikido is Tai Chi would make much more sense, as Tai Chi is much older than Aikido. But to be more exact, Aikido is more Bagua Zhang. Some say O'sensei was inspired by Bagua Zhang during the war in China. Aikido is the youngest art among them.

[@橋本絵莉子]

Davidson Harly As far I did understand Tai Chi is the basic of mostly all these sports and defending tecs, some got more Tai Chi elements some less, I think Capoeira is not so much based of Tai Chi.

[@jackysuper1114]

too much theory

[@wezibonus]

haaaaaaaaaaaaaa haaaaaaaa

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

+wex Thanks for you participation !

[@hanakim7767]

Taich just dance for health..

[@augustinmladin5554]

I prefer reality ,keep on dreaming

[@SkylineII]

I am a MMA fighter and i want to fight with this master

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

+Mandrei Under what rules ?

[@SkylineII]

Martial Arts

[@ejhc9628]

+Pytton Pytton I dont know Asian old martial art masters tend to be op.

[@mh5539]

+Pytton Pytton I'll bring my grand father to fight him, He'll have a new ass hole for sure.

[@mh5539]

+Pytton Pytton Yeah and you have a very small brain if you think he is the master of shit.

[@jamesanagnos7174]

The real tai chi master? are you implying other tai chi masters are not real? lol get a life buddy

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

Oh yeah a lot of them are impostor and false master. And I am just in life to know that but if you don't perhaps it's not to late for you to open the yes. Good luck dude...

[@jamesanagnos7174]

Wang Li is not in the class of other Masters that i know in taichi and other internal arts,he is just a run of the mill type of teacher,many many masters are far above his level,dont say shit you know very little about lol and stop being a clown,like i said get a life

[@mickadoswing]

a par tortiller se batte la bordelle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!pffff ennuiyant serieu!

[@feel-my-hope]

vago vagi Euh crois moi c'est pas nul comme tu dis C'est pas comme dans les manga mdr

[@josevega5648]

Yah bullshiters don't know the true meaning of taichi. Is call taichiquan is and old chinesee boxing skill fist and tiger skill plus other animal skills.is the hold system of the of the ying and yang diagram of kikin punching shoulder strike and plenty of combat move.the first student of taichiquan arerrrrrr lady's and gentle mennnnnn and the answers is Shoulins!!!!¡

[@ugursoylu31]

Saçmalık mk. Düzce sanayide adamın biri uzaktan 4 nala koşarak gelip adamın birine ucan kafa attı ikiside bayıldı. Yiyosa bu hareketleri düzce sanayide yap

[@chrrev1]

son art ne s'eteint pas , au contraire. il faut arreter de dire des conneries.

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

Cher Christian a qui vous adressez-vous au juste quand vous parlez de conneries ? Et qui etes-vous donc pour etre aussi péremptoire ? Car affirmer de facon aussi lapidaire et abrupte que le tai chi en particulier, comme tous les arts martiaux de ce genre en general, pete le feu... va falloir assurer derriere ton derriere en argumentaire mon coco ! Ou te taire

[@chrrev1]

+GONG - Gi Or No Gi Le tai chi se porte tres bien, d'ailleurs je vis ici en Chine et j'etudie la forme Chen de cet art qui est la base indispensable a mon avis. Voili voila mon "coco".

[@fadadu75]

Mdr il a même pas répondu. Et bim!

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

J'ai juste pas que ça à faire sorry et pour la suite remonte au com' du dessus. Aïe aïe aïe Internet c'est vraiment la foire dans tous les sens du terme, et pas forcément le bon...

[@GONGGiOrNoGi]

Mon très cher coco Christian, j'ai pris 3 secondes pour aller voir votre KZbin... qui en dit long sur votre intérêt pour le Tai Chi... En quoi êtes vous un expert et comment osez-vous vous comparer à Maître Wang pour donner votre avis. Au cas où vous ne l'auriez pas capté, GONG n'est pas le café du commerce. Que savez-vous même des arts martiaux et du combat en général ? Depuis combien de dizaines d'années vous étudiez ça ?

[@WithmeVerissimusWhostoned]

What is this gay Klingon sounding language? If this was spoken anywhere on the Earth, the area would have the highest suicide rate in the universe.

[@joetheflow89]

Withme Whostoned get yourself educated...

[@WithmeVerissimusWhostoned]

joetheflow89 Needless information poisoning minds of millions through a bullshit educational system...no, thank you.

[@joetheflow89]

ye u r so intelligent learning another language is bullshit education which is poisoning your mind... sorry bro think u r already poisoned hahaha

[@WithmeVerissimusWhostoned]

joetheflow89 you didn't disappoint.

[@sebastian2342]

Withme Whostoned Wow you are so dumb..