Ruyi Long Wushu Association Ruyi Long Wushu Association holds courses in Tai Chi and Wushu (Kungfu) in Malmö and Lund i the South of Sweden. Our instructor and chairman is a man called Wang Ge. He was born in China and started to practice Wushu when he was nine years old. His professional background as a Wushu instructor began in 1985 when he graduated from the Sports University in Jin Zhu. Since then he has taught Wushu in China, Russia and since 1997 in Sweden.  Look at pics and films by clicking on the link "media" above. Contact You are welcome to contact Wang Ge. E-mail: wanggeruyi@hotmail.com Phone: +46-40-611 53 15 Tai Chi Tai Chi can be called a meditative exercise for the body. Many of the movements in Tai Chi are originally derived from Chinese martial arts, although  the way they are performed in Tai Chi is slow, soft and graceful with smooth transitions between them. Wushu Wushu literally means martial art. The term "Kung Fu" refers especially to Chinese martial arts, but in China it is also used as a general term for any martial art. Today it is common to use the term Wushu as the name for the modern styles of Chinese martial arts that are practiced solely for exhibition and competition. In Ruyi Long Wushu Association Chang Quan, Nan Quan, Fanzi Quan, Tongbei Quan, Gun Shu, Iian Shu, Dao Shu and Qiang Shu are taught. Chang Quan is the most widely seen and includes for example whirling, running, leaping and acrobatics.