The issue of elderly care resulting from the aging population in East Asia has garnered significant attention, with a growing emphasis on disease prevention over treatment. The integration of health Qigong with traditional Chinese medicine and exercise offers long-term benefits for the physical form and function of middle-aged and elderly individuals. Due to its distinctive philosophy and aesthetic characteristics, health Qigong has gained prominence both domestically and internationally, serving as a medium for promoting health communication and enhancing population health levels. In an aging society, incorporating culture into the communication process of health Qigong along with narrative content is an effective approach to foster health communication. By integrating aesthetic principles into research, this study analyzes three dimensions: 1) physical health; 2) cultural aspects; 3) kung fu philosophy. Consequently, it proposes an aesthetic narrative strategy for health communication that encompasses embracing one's age, appreciating cultural perspectives, and valuing simplicity.

Purpose of the Research: The determination of the present research was to find out the influence of yoga exercise on balance and flexibility among male geriatric population. Materials and Methods: 30 elderly men who lived in the Anbagam Old Age Home, Mariappanagar, Annamalainagar Town, Chidambaram City, Tamilnadu were selected as subjects. The oldness of the subjects was ranged between 60 and 65 years. They were divided into two groups equally, apiece group consisted of fifteen subjects, in which experimental group - I underwent selected yoga practice, and group - II represented as control that did not participate in any rehabilitation proramme apart from their routine living activities. The experimental period for the study was 6 days (Monday to Saturday) per-week week for twelve weeks. Prior and after experimental period; the volunteers were tested on balance and flexibility. Balance was measured by 4 stage balance test and flexibility was assessed by sit and reach test. Statistical Techniques Applied: The examination of ‘t’ – test and assumption of equality of variance (Leven’s test-homogeneity) and analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) was utilized to discover the critical contrast, assuming any, between groups on each selected variable, independently. In all the cases, 0.05 degree of certainty was fixed to test the importance, which was considered as proper. Results: The result of the study shows that the selected yoga practice has improve the balance and flexibility significantly. Conclusions: It was concluded from the consequences of the study that experimental group has bring positive changes in balance and flexibility as compare to the control group.