Performances of Taoist music and kung fu were held during the opening ceremony of an exhibition showcasing Taoist culture at a Brussels arts center on Sept 26.
A large-scale kung fu show called "Fantasy Wudang" was held at Wudang Mountains, in central China's Hubei province, from Oct 1 to 7, in celebration of China's National Day.
A large-scale kung fu show called "Fantasy Wudang" will be held at Wudang Mountains, in Central China’s Hubei province, from Oct 1 to 7, in celebration of China's National Day.
To strengthen cultural exchanges between China and Africa, the Ministry of Culture launched a course and enrolled the first batch of 20 students from five African countries, who will study kung fu at Shaolin Temple for three months.
Visitors at the China (Wuhan) Periodical Fair, which was held at the Wuhan (Hanyang) International Convention and Exhibition Center from Sept 14 to 16, also had the opportunity to enjoy a Wudang kung fu show.
A group of disciples from overseas left Wudang Mountains for Beijing on Sept 11 to take part in a Wudang kung fu segment that will be part of a CCTV program, wudangshan.gov.cn reported.
As a child, Wan Tao admired chivalrous swordsmen from ancient Chinese folklore. They used a blade to fight injustice, and as he grew up Wan found his own weapon to do the same - the Internet.
Everybody was talking at once around the big table on the second floor of the two-story Cantonese restaurant in Yau Ma Tei: discussing the guest list for a banquet; all the big names would be there, the top ten kung fu masters in Hong Kong, like the bygone, glory days of the martial arts scene.
The owner of one of China's top martial arts schools tells Chen Nan why the school is guided by the legacy of the legendary Huo Yuanjia, whose life remains an inspiration for young practitioners of the ancient skill.
The owner of one of China's top martial arts schools tells Chen Nan why the school is guided by the legacy of the legendary Huo Yuanjia, whose life remains an inspiration for young practitioners of the ancient skill.
In a bid to attract more students to traditional Chinese martial arts, the sport's national governing body is lobbying for it to be included in the school curriculum, allowing students to earn points towards the national college entrance examination.
The Shanghai World Finance Center is hosting an art exhibition featuring famous Japanese anime characters Ultraman, Detective Conan and Chibi Maruko-chan.
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