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Professor Zheng Manqing published multiple books in the fields of poetry. caligraphy, painting. medicine, philosophy and taijiquan...Among his collections of poetry are: T'ang Shih Chen Tu (commentary explaining the poems of the Tang Dynasty), Yu-ching Ts'ao-t'ang Shih-chi (consisting of two volumes of original poetry by Professor Cheng), Man-ch'ing Tz'u-hsuan (Professor Cheng's selection of his own tz'u a form of poetry).
Books of his calligraphy and painting include: Cheng Man-ch'ing Hua-chi (an album of Professor Cheng's paintings), Man-jan Hsieh-yi (a collection of Professor Cheng's paintings in the hsieh-yi style) Cheng Man-jan Shu-hua Chi (a book of Professor Cheng's calligraphy and paintings), Man-jan San-lun (Professor Cheng's writings on poetry, calligraphy, and painting).
In the field of medicine, his books are the following: Nu-k'e Hsing-fa (a publication containing Professor Cheng's prescriptions and theories about gynecology), T'an-i Pa-yao (about cancer), Ku-k'e Ching-wei (pertaining to orthopedics).
Writings on Taijiquan are: Cheng-tzu T'ai-chi Ch'uan Shih-san P'ien (Master Cheng's 13 Chapters on T'ai-chi Chuan), T'ai-chi Ch'uan (published in English), Cheng-tzu T'ai-chi Ch'uan Tzu hsiu Hsing-fa (Master Cheng's New Method of T'ai- Ch'uan Self Taught) T'ai-chi (in English, co-authored by Robert W. Smith.)
There is a movie on Taijiquan in black and white, and one in color which also shows Taiji sword.
In regard to culture and tradition, he published the following: Lao-tzu Yi-chih Chieh (commentary on the Tao The thing of Lao Tzu), Hsueh-yung Hsing-chieh (a commentary on the Great Learning and the Doctrine of the Mean of Confucius), Jen-wen Ch'ien-shuo (Professor Cheng's original thoughts on philosophy, culture, and self-cultivation in simplified form), Hsing-pen (Professor Cheng's treatise concerning the ancient question of whether man is born intrinsically good or, intrinsically bad), Lun-yu Shih-chih (Commentaries on the Analects of Confucius), Yi Ch'uan commentary on the Book of Changes).
In the field of medicine, his books are the following: Nu-k'e Hsing-fa (a publication containing Professor Cheng's prescriptions and theories about gynecology), T'an-i Pa-yao (about cancer), Ku-k'e Ching-wei (pertaining to orthopedics).
Writings on Taijiquan are: Cheng-tzu T'ai-chi Ch'uan Shih-san P'ien (Master Cheng's 13 Chapters on T'ai-chi Chuan), T'ai-chi Ch'uan (published in English), Cheng-tzu T'ai-chi Ch'uan Tzu hsiu Hsing-fa (Master Cheng's New Method of T'ai- Ch'uan Self Taught) T'ai-chi (in English, co-authored by Robert W. Smith.)
There is a movie on Taijiquan in black and white, and one in color which also shows Taiji sword.
In regard to culture and tradition, he published the following: Lao-tzu Yi-chih Chieh (commentary on the Tao The thing of Lao Tzu), Hsueh-yung Hsing-chieh (a commentary on the Great Learning and the Doctrine of the Mean of Confucius), Jen-wen Ch'ien-shuo (Professor Cheng's original thoughts on philosophy, culture, and self-cultivation in simplified form), Hsing-pen (Professor Cheng's treatise concerning the ancient question of whether man is born intrinsically good or, intrinsically bad), Lun-yu Shih-chih (Commentaries on the Analects of Confucius), Yi Ch'uan commentary on the Book of Changes).