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

7.2K views · 56 reactions | Wudang Mountain in Hubei is not only a sacred land of Taoism, but also a cradle of Chinese martial arts. Wudang kung fu is one of the most famous schools of Chinese martial arts and has been listed as an intangible cultural heritage. Enjoy this performance of two Wudang kung fu lovers practicing Wudang Xuanzhen Fist. #Heritage | China Plus Culture | Facebook

3.5K views · 68 reactions | Discover the essence of Tai Chi at Wudang Mountain in central China's Hubei Province. #MorningChina #ExploringChina #ChinaTravel | China Plus Culture | Facebook

A group of young people from the United States began a tour of central China's Hubei Province on Friday. Their first stop was Wudang Mountain, famous for its rich Taoist culture and Wudang martial arts. The group tried out tai chi and learned about the history and culture of the mountain. A student from Northeastern State University said she is grateful for the opportunity to learn about Chinese culture during the trip. | CGTN

404K views · 6.4K reactions | Located in central China's Hubei...