Kung fu is an interesting aspect of Chinese culture. Wudang martial arts (武术 wǔshù) were created in the Ming Dynasty(1368-1644), where they drew inspiration from Taoism. Every year, students old and young come to the mountain to chase their kung fu dreams. How do students of kung fu spend their day? #脉动中国 #kungfu | Learn Chinese

ENTER THE DRAGON 🐉!! NESTLED ATOP THE PEAKS OF Wudang Mountain our school delved into the skills and teachings of Wudang! Tim explored in more detail the Long Hua Quan or Dragon Claw Fist of Wudang! Nimble, agile and flowing like a dragon hides the locking and vital attacks of the Dragon 🐉 of Wudang! | Shaolin Kung Fu Guan

Wudang Mountain is a famous mountain in northern Hubei that is well-known for being one of the Four Sacred Mountains of Taoism in China. Rachel hikes up to the mountaintop to see what the view looks like from the Golden Summit! | China Plus Culture

Discover the essence of Tai Chi at Wudang Mountain in central China's Hubei Province. #MorningChina | CGTN

Located in central China's Hubei Province, Wudang Mountain sits the apex of the four sacred mountains of Taoism. Wudang is also home to one of the ancient martial art schools in China. It has been mentioned many times in swordsman fiction. As time went by, the Wudang Sword became an outstanding weapon technique. #Asiacivilizations For more: https://news.cgtn.com/news/3d3d414e324d6a4e34457a6333566d54/index.html (The story is one in The 1.3 Billion series exploring the diverse lives that make up C