which he successfully treated thousands of people. He conducted scientific research into Qigong and
created a lot of enthusiasm for it. There was also a man called Chiang Bo Xing, commonly known as
'Chinese Number One Superman' who had extraordinary power. He could apparently look through
people's bodies and see their skeletons, burn paper and clothes, move objects and even remove the
contents from a sealed bottle. Everyone was quite nonplussed by this and it led to more people and
scientists concentrating on the research and practice of Qigong to discover how it could develop
human potential and abilities. A wealth- of information has been discovered. It has been found that
many masters, like Yan Xin, can also transmit their Qi to heal people. Lin Hou Sheng in 1980 even
transmitted his Qi to a patient who was undergoing an operation without anaesthetic. Master Yang
Mei Jun, over one hundred years old, can see the colours of Qi yellow, red, brown, green, white and
so on -and can transmit energy with a fragrance of flowers. Qigong practice has also been found to
develop the potential of children -it is claimed that some can read what is written on a piece of paper
by just putting the paper to their ear. Now the Chinese Government is focusing on this human
potential or supernatural power to help develop 'Human Science'. In particular Chen Ken Xin, the
Chinese National Research Chairman, has great faith in Qigong and is researching its relationship
with human development. Government research has found that these extraordinary skills are
connected with intensive Qigong practice, and are sometimes inherited. Chinese legend contains
many tales about Buddha and the 'Immortals', the ancient Chinese Gods, who use magic to move
things and to disappear -maybe there is some truth in these stories after all, and perhaps Qigong is
the link between ancient legend and present reality.
Ho Hsien-ku, one of the Immortals.
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