About Angela Tian Zhu

Angela Zhu was born in Beijing and followed in the footsteps of her grandfather, father and
mother to become a third generation Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioner.
For more than 40 years she has practiced in China, Bosnia, Croatia, Sweden and has been in
practice and teaching in Australia since 1992.

Angela practices at Traditional Qi Cremorne providing Acupuncture,

Tai Chi and Qi Gong classes to enhance Mental Health and General Wellbeing. 

Angela has taught at Sydney TCM College, University of NSW, NIDA and Confucius College,
Campbelltown Hospital Mental Health Unit and Community Centres. She teaches Medical Qi
Gong and Tai Chi (Taiji) and gives workshops especially for Mental and Senior Health
Programmes.

Angela’s Message….

I have a deep understanding of QI (Energy) flow with our mind and body after practicing
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and teaching for more than 4 decades.
With the above experience, I have integrated the following three skills into my teaching to
help people’s Energy (QI) flow better in the mind and body.

1. Traditional Chinese Medicine theory with Yin and Yang philosophy
2. Qi Gong and Tai Chi (Taiji) exercise and theory
3. Developed a special teaching method (mindfulness exercise)

Why Energy (Chi) flow is so important? Without Energy (QI) flow we wouldn’t exist.
Our mind and body interconnect and mutually affect each other.
My passion is to help people to educate them to put the Qi exercise in their daily life, such
as how to do breathing/walking/standing/sitting/looking/hearing/talking, and how to use
mouth, tongue, hands, fingers and toes with Qi (Energy) with mind – not just teaching Qi
Gong forms.

My teaching method goes from surface to deeper, to enable complicated things to become simple.
I am a strong believer in the “Yin and Yang philosophy” which always shines light to the
other side of the story. This has allowed me to achieve a balanced and contented life. I
have a passion to share the wisdom of “Yin and Yang philosophy” as it applies in
everything and everywhere in life and nature. Yin and Yang are in unison, opposite,
interdependent, ebb and flow, transforming with each other to find balance. For example,
positive/negative, day/night, in/out, gain/loss … and it is important to find balance in these
changing dynamics.

My main focus is to help people prevent mental disorders and physical illness. Prevention
will give us a better quality of life rather than letting the mental and physical illness
progress.

I have a strong passion and desire for what I do. I believe I can help thousands of people
from the way I teach my daily method. My goal is to make your life balanced and healthier
by understanding the hidden wisdom in this mindfulness exercise.