Master Huang has been the subject of several documentary videos, from moments of creating his calligraphy to subjects in which his Living Tao philosophy plays a perfect illustrative role. We invite you to watch and enjoy them with our compliments.
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Quiet Heart Mind
Calligraphic Art by Zhongsen Chen created in WuYi Shan during the 2008 Lanting seminar.
The Open Circle
Chungliang Al Huang created a Living Tao Commemorative Calligraphic Art Print Set entitled The Open Circle. Here we see the creation of one of the pages found in that set.
The Flow (abstract)
A film by Louis Fox
The Flow is a feature-length documentary designed to translate the timeless wisdom of Tao into “…a form that is accessible to the modern world,” a form that director Louis Fox calls a “…ride through the mysterious phenomenon known as ‘being in the zone,’ or ‘flow.’
In Search Of The Great Song (abstract)
A Michael Stillwater film
A documentary series film about awakening through song as told through voices from around the world. A Song Without Borders Production (2011 release).
RETURN TO CHINA: In Search of Mother’s Ancestry
Fuzhou (Fujian Province): School, temples, ancestral tomb;
Chungliang’s eldest brother Hui-liang: martyr-hero of the People’s Republic of China;
Grandmother’s house;
The escape to Taiwan 1949, remembering Father and Mother.
©Guido Ferrari 2010
RETURN TO CHINA: In Search of Father’s Ancestry
Wen-Chang (Hainan Island): Temple, meeting with Huang Clan;
Village of Huang Family Clan; Huang Ancestral tombs;
The posthumous gold medal from President Hu Jingtao;
The Huang Family Shrine;
The discovery of the family lineage book in Wen-Chang County
The cult of the ancestry; remembering Father, return to Taiwan;
China today: a crossroads of cultures.
© Guido Ferrari 2010
LIVING TAO TAI JI at Wu Yi Mountain
Chungliang Al Huang LIVING TAO TAI JI at Wu Yi Mountain
Tai Ji Ritual; The essential motifs of Tai Ji with commentary;
Five Moving Forces with commentary; Tai Ji forms and variations: First, Second and Third Circles with commentary.
Film by Guido Ferrari ©2010
TAO: The Watercourse Way at Wu Yi Mountain
Chungliang Al Huang TAO The Watercourse Way at Wu Yi Mountain
What is Tao? The way of nature. How to learn. Wei Wu Wei. Tao in daily Life. Life and death.
The Tao practice: Tai Ji, calligraphy, poetry;
Tai Ji: Five Moving Forces of Nature; teaching and commentary;
The metaphor of the heroic journey;
The Art of Brush Calligraphy:
Commentary on Tao by Chungliang and Zhongsen Chen;
Poetry: Chungliang and Rose Sui Cheng reading classical poetry.
Film by Guido Ferrari ©2010