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Watch: Humanoid Robots Join Young Kung Fu Artists For High-Energy Show At China's Spring Festival Gala
The gala has been broadcast since 1983, and Guinness World Records has ranked it as the world's most-watched annual television event.
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Chinese Martial Arts Star Suffers Broken Cheekbone In Global Power Slap Contest
According to the rules of Power Slap, two opponents stand face to face, with one player holding their hands behind their back and the other delivering an unstoppable slap.
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Chinese Restaurant Combines Food And Martial Arts In A Unique Dining Experience
Xiangyang Courtyard is designed like an ancient Chinese garden, complete with traditional decor. Read on.
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Chinese Restaurant Goes Viral for Staff Roleplaying Martial Arts Novel Characters
With its garden design, delicious food, and immersive atmosphere, the restaurant creates a relaxing escape from daily stress.
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Chinese Martial Artist Trains For Slap-Fighting Tournament Using 2,000-Year-Old Combat Style
Zhao Honggang, a Beijing-based influencer and martial arts expert, is combining ancient Chinese combat techniques.
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US Man Who Moved To China 15 Years Ago To Learn Martial Arts Granted Chinese Residency
A 34-year-old American man who spent the last 15 years practising martial arts and Taoism in China has been granted foreign permanent residency.
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Inspired By Ronda Rousey, China's Zhang Weili Aims At MMA History
Zhang Weili trained in martial arts as a child but wasn't really sure where her life was headed - until the moment she saw Ronda Rousey become the UFC's first women's world champion in 2013.
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Tai Chi May Help Relieve Chronic Neck Pain: Study
Tai Chi, a Chinese martial art practise, may be as effective as exercises in relieving persistent neck pain, a new Harvard study has claimed.
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Tai Chi Benefits: Here's Why You Should Give it a Try
Tai Chi makes you more aware of your body and the various senses.
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Work it Out: Chinese Tai Chi Exercise Could Help the Elderly Stay Fit
Older people who regularly practice Chinese Tai Chi are less likely to suffer high blood pressure and are physically stronger, says a new study.
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Watch: Humanoid Robots Join Young Kung Fu Artists For High-Energy Show At China's Spring Festival Gala
The gala has been broadcast since 1983, and Guinness World Records has ranked it as the world's most-watched annual television event.
-
Chinese Martial Arts Star Suffers Broken Cheekbone In Global Power Slap Contest
According to the rules of Power Slap, two opponents stand face to face, with one player holding their hands behind their back and the other delivering an unstoppable slap.
-
Chinese Restaurant Combines Food And Martial Arts In A Unique Dining Experience
Xiangyang Courtyard is designed like an ancient Chinese garden, complete with traditional decor. Read on.
-
Chinese Restaurant Goes Viral for Staff Roleplaying Martial Arts Novel Characters
With its garden design, delicious food, and immersive atmosphere, the restaurant creates a relaxing escape from daily stress.
-
Chinese Martial Artist Trains For Slap-Fighting Tournament Using 2,000-Year-Old Combat Style
Zhao Honggang, a Beijing-based influencer and martial arts expert, is combining ancient Chinese combat techniques.
-
US Man Who Moved To China 15 Years Ago To Learn Martial Arts Granted Chinese Residency
A 34-year-old American man who spent the last 15 years practising martial arts and Taoism in China has been granted foreign permanent residency.
-
Inspired By Ronda Rousey, China's Zhang Weili Aims At MMA History
Zhang Weili trained in martial arts as a child but wasn't really sure where her life was headed - until the moment she saw Ronda Rousey become the UFC's first women's world champion in 2013.
-
Tai Chi May Help Relieve Chronic Neck Pain: Study
Tai Chi, a Chinese martial art practise, may be as effective as exercises in relieving persistent neck pain, a new Harvard study has claimed.
-
Tai Chi Benefits: Here's Why You Should Give it a Try
Tai Chi makes you more aware of your body and the various senses.
-
Work it Out: Chinese Tai Chi Exercise Could Help the Elderly Stay Fit
Older people who regularly practice Chinese Tai Chi are less likely to suffer high blood pressure and are physically stronger, says a new study.
