Last night, I went to my Tai Chi school’s year-end potluck.
It felt like stepping into a place where my whole system became calm.

I skipped one term while I was in China, but next month I’m going back.
And honestly?
It feels like returning home.

My friends noticed my new haircut and said I looked prettier.
I guess what they were really responding to wasn’t the hair —
it was the energy beneath it.

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✨ A Surprise Waltz Lesson

During the party, a waltz teacher showed up and taught us a few steps.
The music… the elegance…
it felt like my whole body woke up.

A friend looked at me and said:

“You’re a natural.”

Maybe I am.
Or maybe I just love dancing —
Zumba, Tango, Tai Chi — all the ways my body speaks when words aren’t enough.

There are so many things I want to learn:
more Tai Chi forms, more dance styles, deeper fitness —
and only so many hours in a week.

But I’m learning to choose the practices that balance my Yin and Yang,
the things that keep me anchored and alive.

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✨ A Quiet Realization

I noticed something yesterday:

I socialize in my Tai Chi school.
But in the gym? I don’t.

I am a social person,
But the gym environment can have… let’s be honest… drama.

And ever since I was a child, I keep distance from people who likes drama.

But in Tai Chi school?

People:
• help me with my forms
• correct me gently
• support each other
• move with calmness
• don’t compete
• don’t gossip
• don’t perform
• don’t pretend

It’s clean energy.
It’s grounded energy.
It matches me.

I am looking forward to going back there for my Taichi and Qigong learning next month. I know it would take me 10 to 15 years to get somewhere but again,
I am on my way.

There is a saying “踏上取经路，比抵达灵山更重要”
The transformation that happens on the path matters more than the moment you arrive.

No rush.
No pressure.
Just step by step by commitment and actions 😜