​西南佛州华人联谊会文化交流
​SWFCA Cultural Exchange

Come learn Taijiquan!  学太极拳！

​Taijiquan is perhaps the king of health-building mind-body practices. A little time invested daily in this simple activity can pay big dividends in enhanced health and well-being. Harvard Medical School, John Hopkins University, the National Institutes of Health and many others have found taiji to be effective for a number of treatment and preventive health concerns. We are extremely fortunate to have an excellent taiji instructor with many decades of experience, who also possesses qualifications which are actually fairly rare in this area: he is a great teacher, and fully understands both the physiological and martial aspects of the practice. In most areas of the country you would pay hefty fees to learn from such a teacher, but any member of our Association can learn from Teacher Ma for free!

Join us on Saturday mornings at 8:00 at Estero Community Park ( 9200 Corkscrew Palms Blvd, Estero, FL 33928 ). Coming from north or south on 41, turn onto Corkscrew Road (directly across 41 from the entrance to Koreshan Park). Estero Community Park is just a short distance on the right.
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西南佛州中文学校
Southwest Florida Chinese Language School

​The Southwest Florida Chinese Language School is dedicated to offering high quality instruction in Mandarin Chinese language and culture to all students interested in studying Chinese and improving Chinese language skills. Visit http://swfcls.org/​.

The Elling O. Eide Center is a research library and nature preserve overlooking Little Sarasota Bay in Sarasota, Florida. Dedicated to the study of classical Chinese literature and art, the Center fills a unique role in the cultural and scholarly landscape of its coastal Florida location that includes a rich assortment of native and exotic plants. The Center’s collection contains comprehensive library holdings and special collections of rare books, manuscripts, and artwork that represent a significant resource for scholars of China and East Asia. The library itself houses more than 60,000 volumes covering every period of Chinese history from ancient times to the modern era and an extensive collection of more than 300 scholarly journals from around the world. Areas of concentration include medieval China from the fourth through tenth centuries, pre-modern peoples and languages of Central and Inner Asia, and poetry of the Tang Dynasty. Visit https://ellingoeide.org/ and sign up for an arboretum tour, lecture, or conference.