From Chores to Champions: The Spirit of Shaolin Kung Fu
Shaolin kung fu lives in daily tasks—from sweeping floors to chopping wood. CGTN’s The Spirit of Shaolin shows how simple actions train body and mind.
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Kung Fu Saved Her Life: Mana’s Shaolin Journey
Discover how Mana, a Dutch Shaolin disciple, overcame her darkest hour with kung fu in 2025 at the Shaolin Temple in the Chinese mainland, as seen in CGTN’s “The Spirit of Shaolin”.
From Doubt to Daredevil: Anina Net’s Stunt Quest in Beijing
American-German star Anina Net faced tough stunt training in Beijing, unlocking martial arts skills and newfound confidence through wire work and combat drills.
Discover ‘The Spirit of Shaolin’: How Kung Fu Pushes Human Limits
Discover how Shaolin kung fu, born from Chinese Chan philosophy, sculpts bodies into feats of strength. Stay tuned for ‘The Spirit of Shaolin’ doc.
Taolu in Shaolin Kung Fu: The Art of Choreographed Combat
Discover Taolu in modern Shaolin kung fu: choreographed routines born from instinctive combat. Learn how today’s practitioners refine techniques and what makes Taolu unique.
Master Miaodu’s Gravity-Defying Kung Fu on Songshan Mountain
Master Miaodu defies gravity with kung fu on Songshan Mountain, blending ancient tradition, self-cultivation and cultural wonder.
Emei Piercer Steals the Spotlight at National Games
Discover how the Emei piercer dazzles at the National Games, blending centuries-old Wushu tradition with electrifying precision and artistry.
Glimpse Into Foshan Wing Chun: Discover China’s Martial Magic
Explore Foshan Wing Chun—the Chinese mainland martial art listed as national intangible cultural heritage in 2021—with master Dong Chonghua.
Yao Yang’s Triple 9.830 Clinches All-Around Wushu Gold
Shanxi’s Yao Yang dominated Changquan, sword and spear at the 15th National Games Wushu Day 2 in Guangzhou, clinching all-around gold with 29.490 points.
Wudang Kung Fu Ignites Spirit at the 15th National Games
At the 15th National Games, the ancient art of Wudang Kung Fu shines globally as American master Jake Pinnick channels Taijiquan and dragon-like spear moves.