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Creator of the Taiji Qigong Eighteen Movements, also known as the Shibashi, Professor Lin is a pioneer in the field of qigong. One of his most notable inventions, a qigong therapy instrument, was awarded the highest honor at a medical equipment trade fair in 1989. He has published over a dozen books relating to qigong in the medical field. Lin has spoken in many countries throughout the world, including the United States, China, Canada, Japan, and Singapore.
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Professor Lin's four major achievements in the qigong field: 1 The discovery of Qi's Materialism. His research article was published in Shanghai's Nature Magazine and later was referenced by England's Nature Magazine in 1978 2 The sole person that can operate Qigong Anesthesia 3 The creation of Taiji Qigong 18 Movement series, combining Taiji's slow and even movements with Qigong's continuous breathing and meditation. Currently, over 10 million people around the world are practicing this exercise 4 The invention of the Qi therapy instrument using bionic technology |
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1978 Published the first Qigong Thesis "The preliminary test results on Material Basis of Qigong Therapy Method" at Shanghai's first Nature Magazine 1979 Live reported on Qigong at China's State Council in Beijing to three Deputy Prime Ministers and over 300 scientists 1979 First time combining Taiji Quan and Qigong, created the Taiji Qigong 18 Movements, Set One 1980 Published the first Qigong book after the Chinese Cultural Revolution, called "Qigong Makes Health", published by Guangdong Science 1980 Gave lectures on Qigong and the 18 Movements at the International Qigong Training Seminar in Guangdong Zhongshan Medical Institute 1980 Successfully performed Qigong Anesthesia on a thyroid tumor removal operation, and was later implemented on stomach surgeries 1982 Invented the Qigong information therapy device in cassette tape form and was approved by the Bureau of Chinese Ministry of Health |
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