The Legend of Chinese Kung Fu

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If you want to explore the real Chinese Martial Arts & culture, You can't miss a great Kung Fu show at Qinyuegong Theatre in Beijing. A high level performance with the wonderful story layout, perfect stage design, professional martial arts actors, and the real Kung fu actions and scenes. Whether you are an Martial arts enthusiast, you are strongly impacted both mentally and physically. It's truly unforgettable experience in China.

Kung Fu Show Theatre: Qinyuegong Theatre

Notice: The Kung Fu show is CLOSED for rebuild now

SYNOSIS - Kung Fu Show

Prelude

When the adorable national treasure panda meets the powerful and vigorous Chinese martial arts, a wonderful collision across culture and time and space is about to take place! In this carefully crafted kung fu drama, pandas transform into agile messengers, using their round bodies and agile movements to interpret every move of martial arts with wit and humor.

ACT I

Transmission - Passing on the torch from generation to generation.
The senior brothers neatly displayed their powerful boxing techniques, with an imposing aura like a rainbow. Senior Brother led his master to conduct strict inspections and selected disciples to practice alone: Junior Brother was brave yet agile, while Junior Sister was timid and retreated from battle. Senior Brother demonstrated with awe, the whirlwind swept through, and the junior brothers were defeated one after another and arrived on the ground. Immediately, he left his junior brothers and sisters behind to continue practicing and walked away with his sleeves raised.

ACT II

Body - Perceived by oneself.
Remember with your body, there is no room for any falsehood in kung fu. The red clad senior brother made a domineering appearance, while the shooting star hammer played with a tiger and tiger aura, and the hard qigong shook people's hearts. The other junior brothers were not to be outdone. Mischievous junior brother was caught stealing beams and changing pillars. Senior Brother in Red smashed the steel plate with his head, and his ultimate punches and kicks shattered the wind like thunder.

ACT III

Elephant - All things are true.
The brothers in the Bamboo Sea transformed into tigers howling, snakes wandering, and eagles soaring, but were suddenly struck by lightning and shaken out of the mountains and forests! Two drunken men stumbled onto the stage: the wine jug hung around his waist and spilled without spilling, and the long sword fell to the ground without falling. The group of beasts stared in astonishment, the monkey secretly learned Drunken Fist and created its own martial arts, while the snake imitated twisting its waist and then tied a bow.

ACT IV

Wu - Stop fighting and become a warrior.
Two disciples showed off their somersaults and jumps, and their respective senior brothers suddenly had the intention to spar. In a fierce battle, both sides were evenly matched and unwilling to compromise. The young junior sister cleverly handed over the martial arts competition card, and everyone discussed martial arts, from fighting alone to the junior brothers' empty handed grabbing of guns. When the competition heated up, the junior sister raised a tie card to stop it in time. This sparring, guided by martial arts, conveys the concept of stopping aggression and highlights the ability of martial arts protection and the importance of inheritance.

ACT V

Achievement - Enter the realm of success.
As time goes by, the former junior brothers and sisters shed their childishness and inherited the responsibilities of their senior brothers. The mischievous junior sister is able to fight with her senior brothers calmly, and the junior brothers also live up to expectations, demonstrating their martial arts skills with great skill and excellence. The junior sister and junior brother challenge themselves fearlessly, like carp leaping over the dragon gate with all their might, breaking through numerous shackles, showcasing the responsibility and style of the new generation of martial artists.

ACT VI

Meaning - From ancient times to present.
Amidst the interplay of light and shadow, the martial arts brothers set their sights on pioneers such as Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan, recounting the profound heritage and past glory of martial arts culture. Subsequently, the martial arts carnival kicked off with vitality, and fellow martial artists presented their skills, showcasing the innovation and transformation of traditional martial arts through a combination of rigid and flexible techniques. From the fertile land of the East to the world stage, martial arts, with diverse postures, continues to write that martial arts originated in China and belong to the cultural legend of the world.