These courses are designed and taught by Jasmine Yiping Nee.
Jasmine Yiping Nee was born into a family of Chinese traditional medicine and was deeply influenced by her father's enlightenment. She started to learn Chinese medicine, Qi Gong, and martial arts at the age of 5. Her passion for music and dance, lead her to study piano and dance at the age of 9.
When she was 18 years old, Yiping was recruited as a professional actor by the Art Troupe in China. During her performance career, Yiping won many provincial and national awards in China.
Yiping Nee later advanced from the Art Troupe to the Sichuan Provincial TV Station as a television host and director. The documentary she created won first prize for China's long-forms programs, featured and sent to France as an excellent documentary. After working for 5 years at the Sichuan Provincial TV Station, she entered the Communication University of China to study variety show director. After graduation, she worked for China Central Television (CCTV) for 10 years and served as director, chief editor, and producer.
In 2017, Yiping Nee immigrated to USA and established the Institute of Oriental Culture to offer courses in Oriental culture dance and to promote the aesthetics and philosophy of Oriental culture.
Oriental culture dance courses have been offered in Cary, NC 4 years. Jasmine taught the dance classes more than 1000 hours, choreographed many dances with oriental cultural characteristics.
Her students has been invited to participate in a variety of charity performances.

This course has testimonies by many students, it enriched their lives and also made them feel the fun of Tai Chi dance and improved their health.