Chinese kungfu,also known as wushu in China,is a Chinese traditional sport which involves the art of attack and defense as its main content along with the routines,fighting and practice of skills as the exercise forms...Chinese kungfu,also known as wushu in China,is a Chinese traditional sport which involves the art of attack and defense as its main content along with the routines,fighting and practice of skills as the exercise forms.Chinese kungfu pays equal attention to developing both internal discipline and external technique.展开更多
EVERY year, the legendary Shaolin Temple in central China＇s Henan Province welcomes scores of visi- tors eager to master the skills of kungfu, ancient Chinese martial arts. Among them is Guillaume Babila, a young man...EVERY year, the legendary Shaolin Temple in central China＇s Henan Province welcomes scores of visi- tors eager to master the skills of kungfu, ancient Chinese martial arts. Among them is Guillaume Babila, a young man from Cameroon, whose desire to learn kungfu goes back to his childhood, when he first got hold of a martial arts magazine. In the magazine was a photograph of an African man wearing a white robe and holding a sword.展开更多
For over 20 years,Di Guoyong has taught daily martial arts classes in Beijing’s Zizhuyuan (Purple Bamboo) Park.This wellknown figure in the city’s martial arts circles also introduced wushu (literally meaning martia...For over 20 years,Di Guoyong has taught daily martial arts classes in Beijing’s Zizhuyuan (Purple Bamboo) Park.This wellknown figure in the city’s martial arts circles also introduced wushu (literally meaning martial arts) to Cameroon in the late 1980s. Recently,Di sat down with ChinAfrica reporter to talk about his experiences teaching Chinese martial arts in Cameroon.展开更多
Chinese martial arts grow in popularity outside Asia In a quiet yard strewn with yellow leaves, Samuel Shamo practices kungfu. He is warming up for the new semester,
文摘Chinese kungfu,also known as wushu in China,is a Chinese traditional sport which involves the art of attack and defense as its main content along with the routines,fighting and practice of skills as the exercise forms.Chinese kungfu pays equal attention to developing both internal discipline and external technique.
文摘EVERY year, the legendary Shaolin Temple in central China＇s Henan Province welcomes scores of visi- tors eager to master the skills of kungfu, ancient Chinese martial arts. Among them is Guillaume Babila, a young man from Cameroon, whose desire to learn kungfu goes back to his childhood, when he first got hold of a martial arts magazine. In the magazine was a photograph of an African man wearing a white robe and holding a sword.
文摘For over 20 years,Di Guoyong has taught daily martial arts classes in Beijing’s Zizhuyuan (Purple Bamboo) Park.This wellknown figure in the city’s martial arts circles also introduced wushu (literally meaning martial arts) to Cameroon in the late 1980s. Recently,Di sat down with ChinAfrica reporter to talk about his experiences teaching Chinese martial arts in Cameroon.
文摘Chinese martial arts grow in popularity outside Asia In a quiet yard strewn with yellow leaves, Samuel Shamo practices kungfu. He is warming up for the new semester,
