dayan qigong books
We found a lot of books that mentioned dayan or wild goose qigong -
but most of them mentioned it in passing as a comprehensive and complex set. Others used one or two of the moves
to illustrate points of qigong practice. The ones listed have wild goose as their main theme.
Wild Goose Qigong by Yang Meijun
ISBN 7504601276 China Science & Technology, China (Dec 1991)
The first and second 64 movements are illustrated with line drawings. Descriptions of the second 64 movements in English are hard to find. Mostly unavailable from the big booksellers - think second hand.
Wild Goose Qigong (Da Yan) by Yang Meijun
(English & Chinese; 73 pages, b&w, illustrated; 14x21cm)
This book contains the first set of 64 Actions of Da Yan, or Wild Goose, Chi Kung - one of the most popular sets in China. It includes 77 diagrams and detailed explanations of the movements, along with guides for practice and information about the exercises from the Traditional Chinese Medicine perspective.
spotted on Australian site they do ship internationally and you can see a sample on the site
Wild Goose Qigong: 1st 64 Movements by Michael Tse
ISBN 1903443016
Michael Tse studied with Yang Meijun. Anecdotes of Yang Meijun. Five element theory. The 64 movements are illustrated with line drawings of Michael Tse. Interspersed are line drawings showing acupressure point details. Appendices give overview diagrams of acupressure points and a cross-reference of their names in Mandarin, Cantonese and English.
Wild Goose Qigong 2nd 64 (book 1) by Michael Tse
ISBN 1903443032
Covers movements 1 - 37 of the 2nd 64 set with line drawings of Michael Tse.
Wild Goose Qigong by Hong-Chao Zhang
Natural Movement for Healthy LivingYMAA Publications, 2000. ISBN: 1886969787.
A very brief overview of qigong history followed by the effects of qigong on the body.
Pages 19 to 102 cover the 64 movements illustrated by photos ( about 227) of Hong-Chao Zhang and an explanation of the benefits of the move. For example movement 4 - fold the nest is said to be good for eye disease and and poor digestion.
"Chi Kung: Taoist Secrets of Fitness and Longevity" by Wen-Mei Yu
Unique Publications,
1998. ISBN 0865681651
Wen-Mei Yu studied with Yang Meijun. Covers the development of wild goose chi kung and the meridians channels and acupoints involved. Also covers five element theory and the basic hand forms. Chapter 7 page 70 is the start of the detailed analysis illustrated with photos of Wen-Mei Yu.