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Baduanjin Workshop: Eight-Section Brocade Qigong for All Ages

Sat, Sep 05

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South Boulevard Library Community Room

Baduanjin is a traditional Chinese Qigong practice featuring slow, gentle movements and mindful stretching. This workshop is open to all ages and experience levels. Children, adults, seniors, and families are all welcome. No prior experience is needed. RSVP required.

Baduanjin Workshop: Eight-Section Brocade Qigong for All Ages
Baduanjin Workshop: Eight-Section Brocade Qigong for All Ages

Time & Location

Sep 05, 2026, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM EDT

South Boulevard Library Community Room, 4429 South Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28209, USA

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About the event

Experience Baduanjin, one of the most well-known and accessible forms of traditional Chinese Qigong.


Charlotte Chinese Story Time is excited to invite Professor Wenfang Yang from the College of Physical Education at Shanghai Normal University to lead this special community workshop. Professor Yang will introduce participants to Baduanjin, also known as Eight-Section Brocade, a traditional Chinese wellness practice with a long history.


Baduanjin uses slow, flowing movements, gentle stretching, and mindful body coordination. It is easy to learn, does not require special equipment, and can be practiced by people of different ages and physical abilities. Through this workshop, participants will have the opportunity to experience a calming and meaningful part of Chinese cultural wellness tradition.


This is an all-ages event with no age restriction. Children, adults, seniors, and families are all welcome to participate together. No prior Qigong or martial arts experience is required.


Please wear comfortable clothing and shoes…


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