Morning Qigong in a Shanghai Park​

Elderly practitioners move slowly, their arms flowing like water, breathing in sync with the rhythm of the exercise. I join in, copying their movements, feeling tension melt away as the park wakes—tai chi groups, bird keepers, vendors selling soy milk. This qigong isn’t just exercise—it’s balance, where mind and body align with the energy of the city and the season.​

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