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  Bruce Lee´s older sister and younger brother have authorized a Chinese company to make a series of biographical films about the late kung fu icon, saying they want to produce a historically accurate account of their brother´s life.   Phoebe Lee and Robert Lee appeared at a signing ceremony with J.A. Media in Beijing on Monday, 36 years to the day after Details...
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2009-08-18 by jimmy green
Wushu, or Martial Art, is an important component of the cultural heritage of China, with a rich content over the centuries. Literally, "Wu" means military, and "Shu" means art. Wushu therefore means the art of fighting, or martial arts. Martial training includes Ti (kicking), Da (punching), Shuai (throwing), Na (controlling), Ji (hitting), Ci (thrusting), etc. Related to each style are basic forms, or sequences, which may involve defense strategies, offense, retreat, mobility and immobility, speed and slowness, hard or soft postures, emptiness and fullness, with or without weapons.Wushu was born and has steadily grown and attained perfection as an integral part of Chinese culture. As such it is bound to be influenced and conditioned by other forms of culture, first and foremost by philosophy, art and literature, and religion. Wushu reigns as one of the most traditional and popular... Details...
2009-05-11 by Lily Wang
Can you make Kung Fu tea? I will teach you.  Let´s go to Kung Fu tea.  The following illustrates small pot Kung Fu tea (below 6 oz preferred). Big pot Kung Fu tea follows the same steps except that you use a bigger teapot. You can brew a big cup of tea in a single round for the sake of convenience.   1. Preparation stance. On your mark ... ready ... 2. ... GO! Use tea shuffle to add tea to the teapot.

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2009-05-06 by Lily Wang
Japanese anime involving martial arts action has a tendency to go through a live action version now and again. From FIST OF THE NORTH STAR (1995) with Gary Daniels to the recent Takashi Miike film YATTERMAN (2009), the latest live action anime to hit Stateside is the most beloved of Japanese anime, DRAGONBALL: EVOLUTION. However, the results are nothing but disastrous. DRAGONBALL, created by Akira Toriyama, revolves around a young martial arts warrior named Son Goku, who joined forces with the teenage Bulma, desert bandit Yamcha, pig character Oolong, and the elder Master Roshi, to find the seven magical Dragonballs, which when brought together, summons the eternal Sheng Long, giving the founder the perfect wish. DRAGONBALL: EVOLUTION, written by Ben Ramsey, follows Goku (Justin Chatwin), a martial arts warrior who has just turned eighteen years old. His grandfather, Gohan (Randall Duk Kim), gives Goku a Dragonball... Details...
2009-04-30 by Lily Wang
When it talks about Gaibang TV series, First I think of the "The Demi Gods and Semi Devils". Now I will introduce this TV series Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils: All Good Deeds End Well Cast: Felix Wong - Qiao Feng/Xiao Feng Benny Chan - Duan Yu Fan Shao Huang - Xu Zhu Carmen Lee - Wong Yu Yan Liu Yu Cui -Ah Zhi Liu Jin Ling - Ah Zhu Pan Zhi Wen - Duan Zhen Jing Bondy Chiu - Mu Wan Qing Zhang Guo Qiong - Mu Rong Fu Suet Lei - Ma Fu Ren Mai Zhang Qing - You Tai Zhi The Plot: The synopsis is not that simple, but exciting to follow. Qiao Feng is the Gaibang ´beggar´ clan leader who is seeking out his past identity. Along the way,... Details...
2009-04-28 by Lily Wang
  Mentioning Bruce Lee, I believe everyone should be familiar with him. In his 32-years life, He let American know Chinese KungFu, It is the 35th year after his dead, so this teleplay is used to commemorate Bruce Lee.  First, I want to say some things behind this teleplay, Look at these numbers, This 50- episodes completed in 8 months, the time is very short! Up to¥ 50 million was invested in this teleplay; Total actors who participate in the performance come from 37 countries, and up to 10 actors are from Hollywood. By the way, something is interesting, for example, America policemen gave some hands during filmmaking in America when they knew this teleplay about Bruce Lee. Details...
2009-04-24 by lisa wang
Street racing in Hong Kong is very much the same to that in other Asian countries and tends to consist mostly of modified Japanese cars and motorcycles. The Hong Kong Police Force, responsible for road safety, are in the practice of placing roadblocks in areas where this commonly occurs. The Hong Kong street racing scene has spawned numerous movies that have sequences of street racing.   Details...
2009-04-17 by White Sun
Tiger Crane builds on Taming the Tiger, adding "vocabulary" to the Hung Ga practitioner´s repertoire. Wong Fei-Hung choreographed the version of Tiger Crane handed down in the lineages that descend from him. He is said to have added to Tiger Crane the bridge hand techniques and rooting of the master Tit Kiu Saam as well as long arm techniques, attributed variously to the Fat Ga, Lo Hon, and Lama styles. Tiger Crane Paired Form routines from outside Wong Fei-Hung Hung Gar still exist. Details...
2009-04-15 by millie You
Recently, my chinese friend likes watching this Tv. So he introduces it to me. Share it to you. The Heavenly Sword and the Dragon Saber (Traditional Chinese: 倚天屠龍記; Simplified Chinese: 倚天屠龙记; pinyin: yǐ tiān tú lóng jì) is a Chinese wuxia novel by Jinyong, first serialized in Ming Bao. Jinyong revised the novel in 1979 with a number of amendments and additions. This is the version most familiar to readers. A third revision was published in early 2005, incorporating later thoughts and a lengthier conclusion. The third revision added many changes and cleared up some mysteries in the second version, such as the origin of Jiu Yang Zhen Jing. However, some Jinyong Loyalists were disappointed with the new revisions. The novel is intended... Details...
2009-04-13 by catherine Stogerer
Snake Fist is legendary throughout the martial arts as one of the most powerful and deceptive fighting styles. Snake Fist is known for its lithe body movements and its wicked strikes. When attacking, Snake Fist strikes like a cobra spitting venom, and then recoils as if jolted by lightning. Details...
2009-04-07 by White Sun
2009-03-20 by Susan Wang
Hand-to-hand combat (sometimes abbreviated as HTH or H2H) is a generic term often referring to weaponless fighting conducted from a military based point of view. This distinguishes it from combat sport. The phrase "hand-to-hand" indicates unarmed combat but often allows for the consideration of weapons usage and implementation. Close combat is the common term for combat within close range. It may include lethal and nonlethal methods across a "spectrum of violence" or within a "continuum of force" as established by rules of engagement. Unarmed close combat is sometimes called combatives. Close combat with weapons may be called close quarter battle at the squad... Details...
2009-03-16 by Snow Feng
To be as graceful as a cat The fighter should make light, easy and graceful movements as the cat dose To be as aggressive as the tiger In the face of your enemy you should overrun his courage. Advance harshly, retreat without any confusion, estimate the real situation and than heavily punch with a sharp rush to the enemy. To step like a dragon Dragon in China is a symbol of strength and power, so steps should be strong, powerful and resolute. If steps are not resolute, something wrong will be with fists. A... Details...
2009-03-16 by May Yuan
I remembered there was a film "Kung Fu" which was starred by Stephen Chow. It is very wonderful. I only see the posters. Haha~~ Can you give me an address to download the film? Details...
2009-03-12 by Hui Yang
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