We had the pleasure of celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival with the fraternity the Sports Hub Library, where we not only performed but also supported the event as MCs. Beyond our planned Tai Chi demonstration and roles, we unexpectedly found ourselves as impromptu actors in a skit about Mid-Autumn. The experience was both delightful and fun. It reinforced the idea that Tai Chi is not just a physical practice; it’s a form of expression, adaptability, and unity. Just as we seamlessly embraced our roles in the skit and the technical challenges in the venue, Tai Chi teaches us to move gracefully through life’s unexpected moments, finding balance and harmony. Our participation in the event was a reminder of the versatility and joy that Tai Chi brings to our lives and how it can be shared with others in unexpected, joyful ways.
Heres, a part of our impromptu acting to the skid of the Legend of ChangEr..
We happen to have enuf variety of outfits for the 4 roles in the skid – HouYi, ChangEr, Queen Goddess, and FengMeng.