Shubin

A Qigong needs time to mature, which means a lots of practice by many people, including generations of masters and students. For developing of theory of the Qigong also needs time. If someone inverted a new Qigong in China last year, most people in Qigong circle would not trust it so they would wait and watch aside. For this guy named "Yuan Tze", we do not even know his real Chinese name. Is he qualified to use the name "Tze (子）" ?

Nerve heard this guy before as well as so called “人学” ， “圆功” and “圆子”。It is very interesting that this guy speaks "普通话" but on his website you can not find anything written in Chinese except a few chops in Chinese. I watched half part of a video of him, and it seemed for me that I saw an acter instead of a master of qigong. It looks like that he created so called “圆功” in 2013. Sine 1950s there are more than 100 Qigongs practiced in China and they are more than enough for people. I do not understand why someone would "create" one more new qigong.