Shu Jian - Teacher: Paris Lainas

Shu Jian - Kalligraphie von Meister Chen Shi Hong

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Paris Lainas

Paris Lainas (born 1979 in Vienna) started to train Chinese martial arts at the age of 17. Studying different styles for six years, he discovered Chen style Taijiquan and concentrated his efforts solely on this art since 2003.

He is the Austrian National Champion in the categories ‘Taiji forms’ (2004, 2005 and 2007) and ‘Taiji weapons forms’ (2007).

In 2006, he made 1^st place in the category ‘traditional Chen Taijiquan hand- and weapons-form’ of the ‘4^th international Zhejiang Championship 2006’ in Hangzhou, China.

In 2007, he brought home 4 gold medals from the ‘5^th international Zhejiang Championship 2007’ in the categories Chen Taijiquan hand-, sword-, saber- and fan-form, and 1 gold medal for the group form.

In 2007, he was awarded the 5^th Duan (teacher’s degree) after taking the test before the commission (led by Chen Xiaowang) of the Chinese Wushu Association.

In 2008 he gained the certificate for a "young master" from Master Chen Shi Hong, the Austrian Wushu-Federation, the chinese sports comitee and Grandmaster Chen Xiaowang.

He remains an arduous student of Chen Shihong and teaches the beginners class in Master Chen’s school. Paris Lainas obtained his official permission to teach, and founded the Shū Jiàn association in 2005.

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Wien, E-Mail: shujian@chello.at, Phone: 0699 1 920 36 88

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We teach Chen style Taijiquan (also known as Tai Chi Chuan or Shadow Boxing) and Qi Gong as means of health development and preservation. Our training classes are based in Vienna, even though we hold seminars and training camps outside the city as well. Classes are exclusively held by qualified teachers (Paris Lainas, Claus Trska) who continuously expand their knowledge and abilities. We founded our association in order to allow persons interested in these arts to train with likeminded people in an enjoyable context. ‘Shū Jiàn’ in Chinese signifies ‘learning and practicing’. Each of these aspects taken for itself is fruitless, only their interaction can spawn progress and true realization, just as the principle of Yin and Yang teaches us. We constantly hold beginner courses – if you are interested in our offer, please don’t hesitate to join us during our regular training sessions.