During your free time after class in Beijing you could, for example, go and play tennis (for a fee). The three tennis courts have a café and shower rooms. The courts are located inside the park, with its impressive Imperial Ancestral Temple, and are only around 50 meters away from school. Football, table tennis and basketball are also popular sports in Beijing, and could be practiced in one of the many sports clubs.

In addition to our various language courses, we also offer additional activities and programs in Beijing. These courses are taught by experienced teachers and can be booked in addition to a language course.

T'ai-Chi-Ch'uan, commonly known as Tai Chi or Chinese shadow boxing, is one of the martial arts developed in Imperial China. Despite being a martial art and means of self-defense, Tai Chi is often regarded as a type of motion or as gymnastics. It has significant health benefits, gives an increased sense of well-being and encourages meditation.

Tai Chi is a variation of the traditional martial art "Taijiquan", and it enjoys great popularity in China. Relaxing movement is an important component of traditional Chinese medicine, and Tai Chi could help you feel energized and balanced.

Elegant, relaxed movements and a feeling of well-being have enabled Tai Chi to also gain popularity in the Western world. Learn about Chinese relaxation and meditation techniques during one of our 1 week Tai Chi courses (10 lessons) in Beijing. On request, you could also book a morning class or take individual lessons.

Price per person/week: 250 USD