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Imagine stepping into a real-life martial arts movie—that’s the vibe at the 13th Zhengzhou International Wushu Festival! Hosted in Dengfeng, Henan Province (the birthplace of Shaolin Kung-Fu), the event drew global crowds to celebrate the art of movement. CGTN’s Sergey Gordeev dodged flying nunchucks (just kidding!) but did capture jaw-dropping flips, weapon drills, and meditative forms straight from Shaolin Temple’s 1,500-year legacy.
Why it slaps: This isn’t just about roundhouse kicks. Wushu bridges ancient philosophy and modern fitness trends—think ‘Warrior Pose meets TikTok challenges’. Sergey called it “a masterclass in discipline and cultural storytelling.” Plus, workshops let visitors level up their nunchuck skills!
Global squad goals: With performers from over 30 countries and regions, the fest proves martial arts are a universal language. Whether you’re a gym rat, history buff, or K-pop stan who loves Taeyong’s martial arts-inspired choreo, there’s something here to flex your curiosity.
Hosted in Dengfeng, Henan Province (the birthplace of Shaolin Kung-Fu), the event drew global crowds to celebrate the art of movement. CGTN’s Sergey Gordeev dodged flying nunchucks (just kidding!) but did capture jaw-dropping flips, weapon drills, and meditative forms straight from Shaolin Temple’s 1,500-year legacy.
Why it slaps: This isn’t just about roundhouse kicks. Wushu bridges ancient philosophy and modern fitness trends—think ‘Warrior Pose meets TikTok challenges’. Sergey called it “a masterclass in discipline and cultural storytelling.” Plus, workshops let visitors level up their nunchuck skills! 
Global squad goals: With performers from over 30 countries and regions, the fest proves martial arts are a universal language. Whether you’re a gym rat, history buff, or K-pop stan who loves Taeyong’s martial arts-inspired choreo, there’s something here to flex your curiosity.
