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I'm just going to get to a real deal, as well.

I'm trying no time but don't leave.

I'm going to look at my head.

I'm not going to go to a certain experience.

I can't get to a real deal.

View of nature...

Where did you start... Where did you go inside of heaven... So sad...

In fact, this is where I've always got to go

To cultivate oneself, regulate one's family,

to govern the nation, and unite the world.

That's the supreme pursuit of the Chinese people.

To spread, to experience, to collide, to communicate, and to merge.

That's the mission of Shaolin Kung Fu Masters in this new age.

All Kung Fu originated from the Shaolin.

The Shaolin Temple and Shaolin Kung Fu is now seen in every corner of the world.

Paris is a romantic city.

There's a legendary man who practices Shaolin Kung Fu beside the same.

People often catch a glimpse of a figure swiftly passing by.

Dominique Satinang is the African Bruce Lee.

His way of doing physical exercises is very unique.

He started learning Shaolin Kung Fu in China at

the age of 20, and studied there for 10 years.

And he's a great man.

Shaolin Kung Fu is another identity for this Frenchman of African descent.

Shaolin Kung

Fu is a great man.

He's a great man.

He's a great man.

He's a great man.

He's a great man.

He's a great man.

Shaolin Kung Fu dominates in all kinds of activities and performances around the

world, and has become a Kung Fu star followed by many fans.

In his spare time, he also teaches Shaolin Kung Fu in Paris.

He's a great man.

He's a great man.

He's a great man.

He's a great man.

He's a great man.

He's a great man.

He's a great man.

He's a great man.

An inch of land in the Shawn's Alize is worth an inch of gold.

Dominique is rented an office here to promote Shaolin Kung Fu.

To him, only a world-class top-level community can match authentic Shaolin Kung Fu.

To the Chinese, he's a foreigner who practices Kung Fu.

But to foreigners, he's the African Bruce.

After becoming a Kung Fu star, Dominique started to act in films.

Wow!

In this movie, which has entered its post-production phase, Dominique has only

about two minutes to show off his kung fu skills.

So he isn't that satisfied.

He hopes that one day, he can play a leading role in a real kung fu movie.

Today, Dominique will pick out several outstanding students from among his

apprentices and take them to the Shaolin Temple,

where he learned genuine Shaolin kung fu.

Dominique was the first African disciple, officially accepted by the Shaolin Temple.

As a Shaolin monk returning to the temple, he has to put on a robe, burn incense,

and show respect to Buddha.

In the Thousand Buddha Hall, there are 48 pits left by generations of Shaolin monks.

Dominique and his apprentices feel and experience authentic

Shaolin kung fu that combines Zen Buddhism with martial arts.

According to the ancient rules, practicing Shaolin

kung fu requires one to be down to Shaolin's earth.

In the following two months, Dominique will take his

apprentices to practice Shaolin kung fu deep inside Mount Song.

At the moment, at the starting point of Shaolin kung fu, Dominique shares the

honor, but also shoulders the responsibility

to make Shaolin kung fu known to the world.

The

United Kingdom is one of the world's oldest industrial powers and values

scientific proofs and pursues practical results.

Kung fu is no exception.

Winning or losing is the only standard that British

people use to judge whether you have what it takes.

Shaolin kung fu has drawn plenty of attention thanks to kung fu movies,

but here it was once looked down upon.

Relying on Shaolin kung fu, Sha Yanza challenged

almost all of London's big and small fight clubs.

After three years of effort, Shaolin kung fu finally found its own place in London.

Nowadays, many European young people come to

London and learn Shaolin kung fu from Sha Yanza.

Sha Yanza's younger brother has helped Sha Yanza

play the foundation of Shaolin kung fu in London.

But he has totally different ideas from his

brother about the way to spread Shaolin kung fu.

But for his brother, Sha Yanza, to touch the blue sky of kung fu,

he needs to teach people in person, both physically and mentally.

A king is one of the 20 British native coaches Sha Yanza is training.

A king is an animation designer.

At the moment, he has to finish his work and hurry

to the Shaolin temple UK as soon as possible.

There will be an important examination in the afternoon.

Overseas, Chinese kung fu only exists in films.

This led Sha Yanza to conclude that making kung

fu movies are the best way to spread kung fu.

In 2012, Sha Yanza made a real kung fu movie with money he'd raised.

His intention with the film is to inform the world

that Shaolin kung fu is a powerful martial art.

Today, the two brothers will fight each other with different martial art skills.

They plan to learn from each other's strong points to raise the level of combat.

A few days later, a king passes the examination and becomes a professional coach.

Now, like envoys, the foreign apprentices of Sha Yanza are teaching Shaolin kung fu

to more and more people who love Chinese kung fu.

Lin shung jie, the first Taiwanese Shaolin apprentice,

began to learn kung fu at the Shaolin temple 10 years ago.

Taiwan faces the Chinese mainland across the sea.

As a Chinese man, Lin shung jie thinks that Shaolin

kung fu is an indispensable cultural element in Taiwan.

He calls the world big without the challenge of being a big kung.

He says that he has a big kung fu.

He says that he will be a big kung fu.

He says that he has a big kung fu.

He

says that he has a big kung fu.

He says that he has a big kung fu.

He says that he has a big kung fu.

Lin shung jie, earnestly practices and advocates

eight-section brocade in the name of keeping fit.

Currently, there are more than 200 people

in Taiwan learning Shaolin kung fu from Lin.

In 2006, he established the Taiwan Buddhist Shaolin kung fu group.

After training, Lin visits the night market with his fellow members.

Here, they are not only master and apprentice, but also friends.

Every week, the group members gather and Taipei

from all parts of Taiwan at a fixed time.

They practice eight-section brocade with Lin shung jie.

He says that he is a big kung fu.

He says that he is a big kung fu.

He says that he is a big kung fu.

He says that he is a big kung fu.

In Lin shung jie's eyes, learning kung fu in the Shaolin temple and spreading kung

fu to Taiwan is a way of cultivating himself.

For

more than a century, there has been a connection between Germany and China.

After Shaolin kung fu began to sow its seeds all around

the world, Germany was the first country to bear fruit.

In 2001, the first global communication center

of Shaolin culture was constructed in Berlin.

Interestingly, Sha Yongchuan, the first Shaolin

monk to arrive here, knew nothing about kung fu.

Although the communication center was ready to welcome its German guests,

the ensuing problems went far beyond Sha Yongchuan's expectations.

Not many Germans have heard of the Shaolin temple, many know of Chinese kung fu.

So Sha Yongchuan invited some Shaolin monks to Berlin.

He felt Shaolin kung fu might be the seed

for Shaolin culture to take root in Germany.

He thought that he would have been the seed for a long time.

He thought that he would have been the seed for a long time.

Leo

has been learning Shaolin kung fu in the

communication center since he was nine years old.

As a kung fu movie fan, he admires Jackie Chan and Jet Li the most.

In nine years, Leo has grown into a fine young man,

and the influence kung fu was had on him is evident.

Like many young German men, Leo loves rap, but he's also proud of his Shaolin kung fu.

During the summer before college, Leo didn't travel with his classmates.

Instead, he chose to spend even more time practicing kung fu.

It's been 26 years since the Berlin Wall was raised, but the German people still

live in the shadow of political confrontation and the repercussions of the Cold War.

Against this background, Sha Yongchuan arrived with Shaolin Zen Buddhism.

Kung fu strengthens one's body, while Zen Buddhism cultivates one's spirit.

It has opened a window for Germans to learn more about Chinese culture.

He is a young man and a young man.

And he wants to learn more about which he is the country.

So, as a Japanese culture, he is a young man,

I think that he will be the best of the world.

He has been a great man,

Translating the classics of Zen has taken Shah Yong-twan considerable time.

Another big problem for him in Germany is food.

Every Friday he goes to an Asian supermarket

eight kilometers away to buy Chinese food.

Their daily food is very simple.

Even in a faraway foreign country, they still stick to an austere life.

And the

next one is the next one.

The next one is the next one.

This weekend, Jia Yong-chuan, drives to a friend's home.

Hello, this is Jia Yong-chuan.

Hello, this is Jia Yong-chuan.

Oh, thank you, Chef.

Good morning.

Thank you, Chef.

Good morning, Chef.

Good morning.

Yes, good morning.

Good morning.

Good morning, and now your training is planned?

Yes, thanks.

Good morning, I am here with you.

Thank you, Chef.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Have you ever had a long time?

Yes.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you, Chef.

After 15 years effort, the situation of Shaolin

culture in Germany has greatly improved.

...the world.

Through Shaolin Kung Fu, Chinese culture is making its way to the broader world.

Budapest, Hungary.

The Danube bisects the city.

Wang Deqing has been living in this beautiful place for 16 years.

Over the past 16 years, he's earned quite a reputation for a Shaolin Kung Fu.

It took Wang Deqing 10 years to go from being a Kung Fu coach in a small club in

Budapest to the head coach of the Hungarian presidential protective escorts.

It was a major turn in his life.

After Wang Deqing entered Hungarian police

circles, his life began to take another major turn.

Since 2008, Wang Deqing has invited the world's best sniper coaches to China more

than 10 times to train China's special police and armed police.

This has greatly improved China's anti-terrorism capability.

Today, the Chinese special police are preparing

for the 14th Police and Military Sniper World Cup.

At the same

time, Wang Deqing is still trying his best to teach Shaolin Kung Fu in Hungary.

The times are changing rapidly.

Shaolin Kung Fu is taking China to the world

and also bringing the world closer to China.

Bearing Zen Buddhism in mind, Wang Deqing strictly follows the Shaolin rules.

On the morning of June 21, 2015, the 14th Police and Military Sniper World

Cup officially begins in Budapest, Hungary.

Wang Deqing arrives at the site early in the morning.

His years of effort will be tested today.

In the morning, Wang Deqing is the first member of China's World Cup.

He is the first member of China's World Cup.

He is the first member of China's World Cup.

At 9 o'clock, 130 contestants from 16 countries pulled their triggers.

After three days of fierce competition, the results are published.

In the evening, the award ceremony is held at the

Hungary National Special Police Training Base.

The Chinese delegation has won many awards.

In the military section, China wins all three medals.

To spread Chinese culture has become the focus of

today's overseas Chinese Kung Fu practitioners.

The blood is flowing and the dream is still hot.

Throughout life, everyone is longing for consummate skills, pursuing secrets.

Forging weapons, exploring Jiang Hu, and hugging the world.

One's life is limited, but the heart knows no boundaries.

Kung Fu is about constantly changing oneself, and surpassing oneself.

Kung Fu offers cultivation for every single one of us.

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