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The Change of Green-red Julienned Orange Peel

The Change of Green-red Julienned Orange Peel

Mid-Autumn Festival is just around the corner, and one can’t help but wonder: will mooncakes still feature the once-iconic Green-red julienned orange peel (青红丝)? For many, this ingredient evokes memories of traditional pastries that, in the modern era, seem to be fading into obscurity. Green-red julienned orange peel , once an essential garnish in mooncakes, […]

The Polarizing Taste of Chinese Watermelon Jam

The Polarizing Taste of Chinese Watermelon Jam

Watermelon is an iconic summer fruit, loved for its refreshing sweetness. Yet, in Henan, this beloved fruit transforms into something unexpected: a savory condiment known as watermelon jam. This culinary invention sparks fierce debates, with some praising its ingenuity and others struggling to accept it. But what exactly is this watermelon jam, and why does […]

The Smiling Buddha of Qingzhou Comes to Fuzhou

The Smiling Buddha of Qingzhou Comes to Fuzhou

In the world of ancient Chinese art, Qingzhou holds a special place for its distinctive Buddhist sculptures, often described as embodying the “Qingzhou style.” These timeless works will soon grace the city of Fuzhou, offering art enthusiasts and spiritual seekers a unique glimpse into the history of Buddhist art in China. From September 28 to […]

Chinese Kungfu: Carrying the Crane’s Call

Chinese Kungfu: Carrying the Crane’s Call

Passing the Torch Through Generations “Faster! Your strike must be quick, sharp, and precise—no hesitation!” Early in the morning, the sound of Huang Guoxiong’s (黄国雄) voice cuts through the air as he trains with his granddaughter, Huang Liyue (黄李玥). Recently, Liyue secured a silver medal in the Fujian Provincial Youth Martial Arts Routine Championship, and […]

Southern Praying Mantis: Modern Kungfu

Southern Praying Mantis: Modern Kungfu

Southern Praying Mantis in Huizhou In the heart of Huizhou, a centuries-old martial art known as Southern Praying Mantis Kung Fu has been preserved and nurtured, despite the challenges of modern times. This unique style of combat, passed down through generations, is a testament to the resilience of traditional Chinese martial arts. Originally from the […]

Dog Boxing: A Hidden Martial Art with Fierce Resilience

Dog Boxing: A Hidden Martial Art with Fierce Resilience

In the vast world of Chinese martial arts, styles like Wing Chun (咏春) and Shaolin (少林) are often household names. However, deep within the intricate web of Chinese fighting traditions lies a hidden gem: Dog Boxing, an ancient and highly unique martial art. Rooted in the motions and instincts of one of man’s oldest companions, […]

The Global Journey of Crying Crane Fist

The Global Journey of Crying Crane Fist

In the heart of Fujian, a martial art once steeped in local tradition has made an extraordinary journey across the world. Crying Crane Fist (鸣鹤拳), a sub-style of Southern Shaolin (南少林), is now making waves in places as far away as Russia, the UK, and Australia. At the center of this cultural exchange is 77-year-old […]

The Art of Dual Mastery: Preserving Mantis Boxing

The Art of Dual Mastery: Preserving Mantis Boxing

Yu Yongbo (于永波), the representative inheritor of the intangible cultural heritage of Mantis Boxing, has spent half his life dedicated to two pursuits: the rigorous practice of Mantis Boxing and the graceful mastery of Slim Gold Script (瘦金体) calligraphy. These two arts, one martial and the other literary, may seem worlds apart, but they are […]

The Kung Fu Master of Dawn

The Kung Fu Master of Dawn

Every morning at 5:30 AM, the silhouette of a man can be seen cutting through the misty air at Yuhuangding Park (毓璜顶公园), in Yantai’s Zhifu District (烟台芝罘区). With swift movements, he slices the air with a large broadsword, or sometimes practices empty-handed routines. His martial arts flow between powerful strikes and graceful movements, embodying the […]

The Eagle Claw Fist in Foshan Schools

The Eagle Claw Fist in Foshan Schools

At the break of dawn, the serene grounds of Yidong Primary School (怡东小学) in Foshan echo with sharp shouts of “Hey! Ha!” as students diligently practice Eagle Claw Fist. Each movement is precise, each punch fierce, and each step calculated. For these young students, martial arts isn’t just an after-school activity; it’s an integral part […]

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