Luo Mei Juan

Tai Chi Master

Colorful clothes and words,
At the side a sharp sword !

- Dao De Jing (chap 53)

Master Luo has more than 10 years of experience teaching tai chi to students from around the world.  She operates the Long Tou Shan Martial Arts School in Yangshuo, China, formerly known as the Wu Wei Center.

Note: Mei has returned from teaching in Bali, Indonesia, and at the Kamalaya resort in Thailand. Anyone who was waiting just for her is welcome!

From her youngest days with her father, a Kung Fu master, Mei has loved the martial arts.  But because her father is very traditional, he refused to teach his skills to a girl.  So as soon as she was old enough, she went to study in the regional capital of Nanning, and later with Chen Zheng Lei, of the actual Chen family.  Chen Zheng Lei is recognized by the government as one of the ten great martial arts masters of China.  In Chen village Mei has been certified as an advanced-level Tai Chi master.  Now she has practiced Tai Chi for more than 20 years.

Mei is a gold and silver medalist at the international Chen-style competition in Guilin, and at the elite competition in Zhengzhou, China, an annual, nationwide meet, Mei has won one silver and two bronze medals, and has a number of medals at the provincial level.  She also regularly gives demonstrations and presentations at public events.

Mei gives lessons in both Yang and traditional Chen style tai ji quan (tai chi), and the use of sword and fan.  She also offers lessons in qigong and yoga.  Mei speaks Chinese and English.

John L Payne, author of 'The Presence of the Soul & The Healing of Individuals, Families and Nations', wrote:

" Mei is the most wonderful Tai Chi teacher I have ever worked with. She radiates enthusiasm, passion and genuine concern for each of her students. It was a great pleasure to work with her. For Mei, Tai Chi is not a dance as many others would have you believe, but the enhancing and realisation of our inner authentic power in the form of Chi. Mei is truly a master!"