Photo Galleries

	Halloween 2011 This shishi lion seems to be alive. Have a closer look at the wonderful jack-o'-lantern Deirdre Moore made and shared with us this Halloween. If it's too scary, just keep in mind that the ears and tongue are really plastic cups and the eyes are gummy candy.
	Workshop presented by Grand Master Wu Kwong Yu September 10 and 11, 2011 View videos and photos. Once again we were fortunate that Grandmaster Eddie Wu Kwong Yu took the time to visit our school. His demonstrations of expertise, power and generosity left us a tremendous legacy. The weekend was particularly exciting because Grandmaster Wu inducted two new disciples and certified six new intermediate instructors who will teach under the wing of Sifu Genie Parker.
	Wu Style Tai Chi Sword: a small collection of archival photos
	Archival photos from Wu's Tai Chi Chuan Academy, Hong Kong These pictures hang on the walls of the Hong Kong School. Thanks to Bob Roth, who took the pictures in 2004 when members of our school accompanied Grand Master Eddie Wu Kwong Yu and members of the Toronto school on a trip to Hong Kong and mainland China.
	Chinese New Year's celebration, February 6, 2011 We had a wonderful time celebrating the Chinese New Year at Great Lakes Chinese Seafood Restaurant in Ann Arbor. We saw old friends and feasted on all kinds of delicacies. So did the lion. It was yellow this year, and extra friendly. We were fortunate to visit with Master Henry Chung, his disciples and students. The Lion Dance by Chung's School of Praying Mantis Kung Fu and the demonstration of forms by students of the school were terrific.
	Workshop presented by Grand Master Wu Kwong Yu August 21 and 22, 2010 Grand Master Eddie Wu (center), Sifu Evonne Tan (left) and Jonathan Krehm (not shown) visited the Ann Arbor Academy and conducted a workshop with Sifu Genie Parker (far right), chief instructor of the Ann Arbor club.
	Chinese New Year's celebration, February 13, 2010 On Saturday, February 13th, 2010 we celebrated the Chinese New Year at Great Lakes Chinese Seafood Restaurant in Ann Arbor. What a great meal! The Lion Dance by Chung's School of Praying Mantis Kung Fu was exciting and fun as usual.
	Demo at Detroit Film Theater Student Dennis Moore, newly elected president of the Friends of Detroit Film Theatre at the Detroit Institute of Arts, invited us to do short demonstrations during the intermission of the internationally acclaimed Chinese film "Red Cliff" on Friday January 15 and Saturday January 23, 2010.
	Gallery II
	Gallery I