Who has a biographical profile of Huilan, and a profile of Huang Huilan

After receiving the inspiration and rigorous training of the profound and orthodox yoga master Bai Zhongyan (Siddharu Arnanda), as well as the guidance of other yoga predecessors, she began to teach yoga classes all over the country for free, deeply eager to serve the Chinese people, and she knew that bringing yoga to the Chinese was her purpose in this life. After learning about the importance of television in the promotion of yoga, Hui Lan embarked on the arduous task of producing a world-class yoga television series. In 1985, through ** TV station, Zhang Huilan and yoga entered thousands of households and penetrated into the hearts of tens of millions of people, yoga was deeply loved by the people, and Huilan became a well-known legend in Chinese mainland.

In the past, only a handful of scholars in China had heard the word yoga. Until 1985, with the help of **TV 1 and 2 almost every morning and evening** Huilan 30-minute TV series per episode for 15 years, "Huilan Yoga Series" has never been interrupted**, and has become one of the longest programs in the history of Chinese television. In addition to the TV series, Hui Lan has co-authored the 630-page bestseller Yoga – Qigong and Meditation with the contemporary and orthodox yoga guru Bai Zhongyan, which has been ranked as one of the best-selling books in China for more than 20 years.

With hundreds of beautiful and vivid instructions and clear and professional instructions, it is clear that it will be another bestseller. In the 90s of the last century, foreign countries began to notice Hui Lan and her unique page method. Since 1998, her yoga television series has been broadcast nationwide through the PBS television network, setting off a modern yoga boom in the United States.

Today, millions of people in dozens of countries have enjoyed or are enjoying Chang's award-winning yoga TV series, CDs, CDs, and books, making her one of the most famous yoga teachers in the world today.

1. Zhang Huilan, who grew up in Hong Kong, is the first person to introduce yoga to China, and is known as the "mother of yoga in contemporary China". In 1985, with a set of ** TV stations, almost every morning and evening, ** Hui Lan Yoga 30-minute TV series per episode, reached extremely high ratings. He is the author of "Yoga Qigong and Meditation", "Huilan Yoga Lifestyle and Natural Healing", "Huilan Yoga Stress Relief, Centering and Happiness Meditation", "Huilan Yoga Basic Posture and Technique Strategy" and other books.

2. Product catalog:

Yoga Voice Meditation Class.

Voice Meditation Classic Collection 5cd", **Selected Collection (1), **Selected Collection (2), Huilan Yoga Meditation Gift Box Meditation Rhyme Form Shenjian".

Books. Yoga Qigong and Meditation", "The Gift of Yoga", "Huilan Yoga Lifestyle and Natural Healing", "Huilan Yoga Stress Relief, Centering, Happiness Meditation", "Huilan Yoga Basic Postures and Techniques", etc.

The difference between Hui Lan and Erba Hui, we often hear friends say, Erba Hui, Erba Hui is also called Erba Huilan, to put it bluntly, it is a hybrid of Chunlan and Huilan, in our Hubei side, you can often see Erba Huilan, we can distinguish Erba Hui Lan from the following four or five aspects.

Hui Lan, a Chinese word.

Pinyin: huì lán

Interpretation: 1Perennial herbaceous plant. The leaves are clustered, narrow and pointed, blooming in early summer, yellow-green in color, fragrant, planted in the garden, and can be viewed.

2, Yu Fangjie is pure and beautiful. Mostly refers to women.

Huang Huilan (1893-1993), the third wife of diplomat Gu Weijun, was the daughter of Huang Zhonghan, a wealthy Nanyang businessman "sugar king". In 1904, he went to the United States, and later met Gu Weijun in London, and in 1920, he married and gave birth to sons Yuchang and Fuchang. Divorced in 1956.

Pinyin: lán huì兰, vanilla also (語文), 蕙, lavender also (本草). Orchid is the peilan and zeelan of the Asteraceae family, while the orchid may be the zero zero fragrance of the Asteraceae family. Since the Song Dynasty, orchid has only referred to the ground orchid of the orchid family. Duolian is used to refer to the sage.

Cymbidium faberi rolfe (scientific name: cymbidium faberi rolfe): It is a terrestrial herbaceous plant of the genus Cymbidium in the family Orchidaceae.

The pseudobulb is inconspicuous and clusters are oval-shaped. The leaves are ribbon-shaped, erect, with translucent veins, often coarsely serrated margins. The flowers are often light yellow-green, with purplish-red spots on the lip petals, and one stem has multiple flowers.

The capsule is nearly narrowly oval, 5 cm long and about 2 cm wide. Flowering period 3 May. Hui Orchid is one of the oldest and most popular orchids cultivated in China, often called "Hui" in ancient times, "Hui" refers to the center of Chinese orchids "Hui Xin", often with the umbrella family Angelica Angelica named "Hui Zhi".

Orchid is a rare species, a national second-class key protected wild species, and one of the more cold-tolerant orchid species. Born in moist but well-drained translucent places at an altitude of 700 3000 m. It is distributed in China, Nepal, northern India and other places.