Kung Fu

Author: Sun Dongyi
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Since the Chinese people appeared, Kung Fu has been present. As the epitome of Chinese culture, Kung Fu has always been in harmony with traditional cultures such as Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, and Traditional Chinese Medicine. Its vast inclusiveness has also added to its mystique in people's hearts. From Shaolin and Wudang to Hong Yuen Jia and Huang Fei Hong, from Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do to the globally popular films of Stephen Chow, the influence of Kung Fu has spread worldwide. Are the chaotic martial arts disputes in the martial arts world truly real? How much truth lies in the seemingly supernatural internal skills and hidden weapons? Everyone has a dream of Kung Fu in their hearts—what about you? The "Yasuo China" series selects topics such as Chinese figures, social classes, ancient sites, cultural relics, and daily life to vividly recreate the rich historical and cultural heritage and traditional elements of China through highly visual images and text. Whether in content or expression, it strives to break the boundaries between sophistication and popular culture, absorbing high-level academic research while maintaining a sense of reading enjoyment. It comprehensively interprets Chinese culture, making it a classic illustrated book that appeals to both the refined and the general audience. This book is part of the series, "Kung Fu."