What do students do when they’re not training kung fu? From village dinners to mountain hikes, hanfu photoshoots to gaming nights, students at Maling Shaolin Kung Fu Academy share their favorite spare-time activities, hidden spots, and unforgettable moments. This collection offers a glimpse into the personal, playful, and peaceful sides of life at the academy.
Living in rural China while working remotely offers a unique opportunity to experience a cost-effective lifestyle combined with physical and mental enrichment through kung fu training. With affordable living costs, excellent internet connectivity, and cultural immersion, remote workers can enjoy an active lifestyle and personal growth in a kung fu school setting.
Join Maling Shaolin Kung Fu Academy students on an unforgettable journey to the heart of Shaolin kung fu. From the historic Shaolin Temple and meeting Grandmaster Shi De Yang to hiking the breathtaking Songshan Mountains and exploring the ancient Luoyang's Longmen Grottoes, this trip offers a deep dive into China's rich martial and cultural heritage.
Did you know that in many Asian countries, including China, students are responsible for cleaning their schools? This tradition goes beyond just maintaining cleanliness; it teaches valuable life skills and cultural values. From instilling a sense of responsibility and discipline to fostering a strong work ethic and respect for labor, participating in cleaning activities benefits students in more ways than one. Even the renowned Shaolin Temple, birthplace of Zen Buddhism and martial arts, incorporates cleaning practices into its disciples' daily routines. Discover the educational, cultural, and spiritual significance of student cleaning in this fascinating exploration.
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