Two months ago, I recommended Orthopedic Eight Methods & Essence Qi Transformation Technique. At that time, the big class was full, and many people felt they gained a lot after learning, while quite a few students felt it was not worth learning. After communicating with these students, I summarized two reasons: on one hand, their foundation was relatively weak, so they couldn’t appreciate the importance of true insights in theory—in other words, the timing wasn’t right. If I were a freshman listening to this course, I would probably also think it was a waste of time. This issue is basically unsolvable. On the other hand, they didn’t get to have a personal treatment experience nor see the treatment effects on others (or even if they saw it, they didn’t know how to distinguish good or bad effects), so they didn’t feel its practicality. I believe this issue can be solved through hands-on practice and guided training.
Therefore, I was very happy to see the announcement of the practical class. After finishing the previous course, I practiced a few techniques sporadically during clinic sessions and already tasted many benefits. Personally, I am very much looking forward to systematically practicing the whole process from scratch, experiencing being treated by each technique and applying each technique on others.
Those who missed the previous session now have the chance to join again.
As for the cost, I personally think it is very favorable—investing money to learn a practical skill that can quickly turn into income is a rare opportunity.
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1. Background Introduction
The technique class on October 21 (Orthopedic Eight Methods & Essence Qi Transformation Technique: From Beginner to Mastery) received a good response.
The established goal of my medical team has also been achieved.
On the day of the course, I selected 5 students; later I chose another 11 from those shadowing in clinics. Through hands-on teaching, we finally trained 9 students.
They are (slide to view):
Meng Haipeng
Orthopedic Eight Methods ★★★★★
Essence Qi Transformation Technique ★★★★★
One-line introduction: A prodigy, highly perceptive, good personality, deeply caring, responsible, unquestionably a top doctor and a candidate for team leader.
Fan Zonglin
Orthopedic Eight Methods ★★★★★
Essence Qi Transformation Technique ★★★★★
One-line introduction: Practiced with achievement, quick-witted, also comprehended the essence of the techniques, became a teaching elder after graduation, helping to share some teaching duties.
Liu Jiayu
Orthopedic Eight Methods ★★★★★
Essence Qi Transformation Technique ★★★★☆
One-line introduction: From a Tui Na background, initially inconsistent in technique and was reprimanded several times, finally recovered a pure focused mind. Orthopedic Eight Methods skill comparable to Haipeng.
Fan Shixuan
Orthopedic Eight Methods ★★★★☆
Essence Qi Transformation Technique ★★★★☆
One-line introduction: Good kid, earnest and serious, unfortunately overly gentle and lacking in assertiveness, can handle basic issues well but needs improvement on difficult problems, temporarily docked one star.
Yang Ruirong
Orthopedic Eight Methods ★★★☆☆
Essence Qi Transformation Technique ★★★★★
One-line introduction: A spirited girl, better looking in person than in photos. Has above-average skill in Essence Qi Transformation Technique, very patient, also prepares essential oils for patients.
Li Yuexin
Orthopedic Eight Methods ★★★☆☆
Essence Qi Transformation Technique ★★★★★
One-line introduction: Gifted in Essence Qi Transformation Technique, sensitive perception, refined technique, gentle personality, kind-hearted.
Jiao Yixin
Orthopedic Eight Methods ★★★☆☆
Essence Qi Transformation Technique ★★★★☆
One-line introduction: Appears stern in photos but is not in person. Performs very well on “sky gate” technique but still lacks in rib adjustment, temporarily docked one star.
Shi Qi
Orthopedic Eight Methods ★★★☆☆
Essence Qi Transformation Technique ★★★★☆
One-line introduction: Passionate about manual therapy, has perseverance of “not letting patients go without solving their problems,” just graduated with relatively little experience, temporarily docked one star.
Aside from these nine: Xing Zepei
Orthopedic Eight Methods Unrated
Essence Qi Transformation Technique Unrated
Two-line introduction: After graduating from undergrad, resolutely returned to hometown. Recently mastered this technique by watching videos and has helped many people. Not beside me, so unrated for now. Friends in Gansu in need can visit him at the Acupuncture & Tui Na Department One of Dingxi City Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital.
Note 1: Among the current female graduates, no one can yet fully connect the power flow of Orthopedic Eight Methods, so some movements are in a status of “can do” but “not quite right,” hence temporarily rated ★★★☆☆.
Note 2: “Ratings” and “one-line introductions” only reflect the current level of the above students. My guidance continues, and their skill levels will keep improving.
Note 3: The Longxitang Traditional Chinese Medicine association members have a higher success rate. Of the 9 students, 7 graduated (Longxitang Logo at top-left), with a success rate of 77.7% (7/9); the success rate for non-members is 28.5% (2/7).
After they graduated, it felt like I had several clones. My patient reception capacity tripled, with still room for improvement. Absolutely amazing.
In two months, I trained 9 + 1 “problem-solving experts,” including students with zero foundation and those who naturally love manual techniques.
Their ability to master this technique system well in a short time not only owes to their talent and effort but also reflects my excellent teaching level.
Teaching according to aptitude, guiding patiently, thoroughly explaining principles, integrating theory with practice, praising when due, scolding when necessary, fully leveraging each person’s strengths—gathering talents from all over and educating them—could I be the educator myself?
2. Course Review
After mastering this set of techniques, students can already solve some problems that are difficult for “assembly line” hospital treatments.
Long-term ankle misalignment is no longer a problem.
Even students who only watched videos can replicate the therapeutic effects.
They even start innovating techniques.
Students who only attended the technique class were equally excellent.
The group chat was filled with a happy atmosphere (slide down to see).
3. Practical Class Notice
After the technique class ended, students often asked if there would be another chance to attend class, and some asked if a practical class could be offered.
I think repeating the same course is not really necessary. If you want to learn more, just watch the videos—people with high perception can definitely learn from videos, just like Xing Zepei.
However, practical classes are a reasonable request because except for Xing Zepei, the other 9 students truly mastered this technique system only after hands-on teaching—at first, I thought that when students came to shadow, just pointing out the strength with my hands was enough; but after teaching some talents, I realized that letting others learn is far harder than imagined. Every part requires “feeding moves,” sometimes repeatedly, to let students feel that little spark of insight.
In summary, considering actual needs, I decided to set aside dedicated time to guide everyone in hands-on practice.
1. Location and Time
The practical class requires three days.
Tentative location: Dream Workshop, Building 2, North Side, Yard 16, Xibahao East Community, Chaoyang District, Beijing (near Beijing University of Chinese Medicine West Campus).
Scheduled for the first weekend after the winter break of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine (2024-01-19 to 2024-01-21), or the first weekend after school starts (2024-03-01 to 2024-03-03).
To accommodate working people, these three days can be split instead of using Friday, choosing one Saturday, Sunday, and the Sunday of the following week—the specific times will be decided by voting among the registered students.
2. Course Arrangement
Date | Time | Teaching Content |
Day 1 | Morning | First three stages of Jiuzhuan Dan Dao, the entire Yi Jin Jing (including principles, mind method, stance method, postures) |
Afternoon | Eight methods of bone setting: cervical vertebra → thoracic vertebra (anterior-posterior displacement) → hip → knee → ankle → foot | |
Day 2 | ; --darkreader-inline-bgcolor: #3f0009;" > Morning | Eight Methods of Bone Setting: Pelvis (including sacrum and coccyx) → Lumbar vertebrae → Thoracic vertebrae (vertical and horizontal displacement) → Scapula |
Afternoon | Eight Methods of Bone Setting: Ribs → Clavicle → Shoulder → Elbow → Wrist → Hand, as well as Qi gathering and measuring | |
Day Three | Morning | Qi Transformation Hands excluding small and large intestines |
Afternoon | Qi Transformation Hands for small and large intestines, and craniofacial plastic manipulation |
Friends who know me well should understand the value of Longxi Tang’s Dan Dao, Yijinjing, and Qi Control Techniques, so I won’t elaborate here.
In the practical course, each part will be taught hands-on, with the instructor demonstrating on a student first, then the student practicing on the instructor, correcting any issues in the technique.
The students listed above will serve as instructors in the practical course, each responsible for 4 to 8 students, and I myself will also be responsible for a certain number of students.
3. Course Fees
There are two fee tiers. If you want me personally to instruct you throughout, the fee is 19,800 RMB, with no discounts.
If you do not require personal instruction from me throughout, the fee is 5,800 RMB. Students currently enrolled in school can get a discount to 3,800 RMB — both students and non-students can get an additional 800 RMB discount; see the comments section for details.
Note 1: The skill teachings are unified and led by me, and my students get special attention, but all students have the opportunity to receive my personal guidance; the manual techniques will be practiced in groups, and after instructing my own students, I will patrol other groups to answer questions.
Note 2: Each instructor is personally trained by me and is above standard. If your goal is only to learn the manual techniques, you can choose the basic tier. The 19,800 RMB tier is designed as an option for those with more financial flexibility.
Note 3: No formal certificates will be issued after course completion, as these are meaningless. However, outstanding students recommended by instructors can join the Longxi Tang medical team upon my assessment and earn a good weekly income.
4. Registration Method
① Scan the QR code to add Longxi Tang WeChat, with the note “Name + Manual Technique Course Registration”.
② Transfer payment to Alipay account: 18810681077 (verification info: Wang Kun). Remember to note your name and send a screenshot to Longxi Tang WeChat. Those eligible for discounts must provide student ID photos or other proof documents.
③ After successful registration, you will be invited to join the course WeChat group to vote on the course start date. If the final decided start date is inconvenient for you, contact Longxi Tang WeChat for a full refund.
5. Registration Notes
The prerequisite for participating in this practical course is having completed the October 21st course. If you have not studied before, please contact Longxi Tang WeChat to purchase the video course, which costs 1,600 RMB; students can get a discount to 800 RMB.
In fact, talented students with a good foundation can master this technique system just by watching the videos, saving the cost of the practical course.
This practical course is small class teaching, but there is no limit on the number of early registrations. After the course start time is finalized, a 72-hour window will be reserved for everyone to decide whether to withdraw.
After 72 hours, if the number of remaining participants exceeds capacity, registrations from later applicants will have their fees refunded.
Registration order is based on the timestamp of sending the Alipay transfer screenshot to Longxi Tang WeChat.
Earlier registrants can choose their instructors with priority—first come, first served, which is fair.
Registration deadline: December 31, 2023, at 8:00 p.m.