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Chiese culture

Introduction

Chiese culture, according to the Chinese historical table has experienced the Chao, Suiren, Fu Xi, Shennong (Entei) , Yellow Emperor (Yellow Emperor) , Yao, Shun, Yu and other times, “The history of pre-qin Dynasty”contains: “The trace of our country’s civilization, can start from the nest, Sui, Xi, Nong.”. So far, a brilliant culture of China, with a rich and colorful cultural elements stand erect in the east of the world.

Chinese culture not only had an important influence on Japan and the Korean Peninsula, but also had a far-reaching influence on Vietnam, Singapore and other Southeast Asia, South Asian countries and even the Americas. China’s advanced shipbuilding and Navigation Technology and compass technology were first used in navigation, which led to the so-called blue civilization and the formation of the Pacific Rim Culture Circle (Li Er and “History of Chinese Shipping”) ; Zheng He’s seven voyages to the West deepened the spread and radiation of this culture and led to the formation of what is known as the SINOSPHERE, with Chinese culture as its hub. With the development of China’s national power and the improvement of its international status, many countries in the world, including Asia and Europe, have attached great importance to Chinese culture.

Chinese Kung Fu

As we all know, Chinese Kung Fu movies have been spreading abroad since the time of Bruce Lee, and many modern westerners have come to know Chinese culture from Bruce Lee. Today, Bruce Lee has become a Kung Fu, cultural, and spiritual icon, and his legend has become a classic example of Trans-cultural diffusion. Bruce Lee, a Kung Fu star and martial arts master, has made and achieved three great ambitions in his life: to bring Chinese Kung Fu to the world, to bring Chinese films to the world market, and to create his own martial arts. Modern Westerners'knowledge of Chinese martial arts and Chinese movies began almost entirely with Bruce Lee. As a martial artist, Bruce Lee devoted his life to the study and development of martial arts. Studying Chinese boxing and studying foreign boxing, Bruce Lee Developed Jeet Kune do with a broad mind and the essence of various styles of Kungfu in different countries. He taught wing Chun and Jeet Kune do at the founding of the United States, gave talks about his understanding of Chinese martial arts, and competed with elite fighters from around the world.