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    Shaolin Monk

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    I Shaolin Monk is a Cultural dance founded in the ancient heart of China. A Back in c. 480 A.D it was documented by a very well respected legend from the home of China that a wandering Buddhist teacher from India by the name of Batou ended up in China and he was the founder of the Shaolin Monk dance. 1 The Monks have combined knowledge; discipline and kung Fu to make a very amazing dance form of their own. Most martial artists are familiar with the extraordinary powers of the Shaolin monk.

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    Kung Fu Panda

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    Po (Jack Black) is a sloppy‚ overweight but loveable Panda who dreams to be a kung-fu master one day. However‚ he seems to be stuck in a noodle shop run by his father‚ surprisingly a gentle goose‚ Mr. Ping (James Hong). He lives in a peaceful and loving village which is threatened when rumors circulate about the escape of the vicious snow leopard villain Tai Ling (Ian McShane). Kung-fu masters of the Jade Palace immediately announce the need to fulfill the ancient prophecy and select a Dragon Warrior

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    Shamis: Way to Shaolin Shamis: Way to Shaolin is a traditional dance performed by the Kung Fu Monks of Shaolin. Dance exists in many forms and can fulfil different functions: ritual‚ social or artistic. This particular dance fits into the ritual and artistic function. When performed and practised‚ ritual dance serves a strong function in sustaining the life of people through the culture and its procedures. Artistic dance is performed to be looked at and to entertain onlookers. The work itself can

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    Shaolin Temple

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    Individual Paper: Shaolin Temple PROFESOR: William J. TinneySTUDENT: Alua Kairatkyzy IUP2012023 Introduction: Shaolin Temple - a Buddhist monastery‚ located in China ’s Henan Province on Mount Songshan. Where was born the legendary martial art of wushu (kungfu). Translation from the Chinese: Shaolin means "little forest" that characterizes a monastery‚ which located in the landscape. Today‚ under the influence of popular culture‚ mainly cinema: people know Shaolin Temple only as a place

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    Kung Fu Panda

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    Figuracion‚ Gabrielle Frances R. January 25‚ 2010 BSFT-2 FFP10-BD KUNG FU PANDA (A movie review) Many animated movies had been made and shown throughout the years. There were those who covered great animations‚ few were so-so‚ and most were two thumbs up. Being an animated film fan‚ I chose Kung Fu Panda for a movie review‚ although there are movies I have watched that are better than this. This is because some failed to internalize the lines or script

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    Kung Fu Panda Essay

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    Kung Fu Panda textual analysis Kung fu panda is set in the Valley of Peace‚ where the people of the valley are threatened by the late arrival of the evil snow leopard‚ Tai Lung. An ancient prophecy states that a hero‚ also known as ‘the chosen one’ will appear out of nowhere to save the people in the valley‚ and the masters of martial arts have devised a competition in order to find this individual. However it is assumed that the chosen one will be a member of the Furious Five-the level-headed

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    MIDTERM PAPER ANALYSIS OF "KUNG FU PANDA" MOVIE SCENE APPLYING THEORIES AND CONCEPTS OF INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS Movie: Kung Fu Panda (2008) Scene (29:33"): Panda meets Master Oogway under the sacred peach tree of wisdom. Background: A panda‚ who was "accidentally" selected to become a "dragon warrior"‚ the highest rank in his dreamy world of kunk fu‚ had been humiliated and discouraged from trying to become a kung fu warrior by the in-group members of the palace inhabitants

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    Chinese martial arts

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    that make up what is kung fu. The arts also became a part of the concepts of Confucianism‚ as they were tied to the ideal things people should practice. This is why I think it is important to talk about Buddhism in terms of kung fu. Buddhism made its way to China from India as relations between the two countries grew.  However‚ it was the arrival of the Indian Buddhist monk‚ Bodhidarma‚ at the new Shaolin Temple‚ who official bought Buddhism to martial arts‚ particularly Kung fu. It said that Bodhidarma

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    has played a major role in Chinese art and culture. This is especially true in the traditions that surround the art of Shaolin Kung-Fu‚ and their strong belief in Chan (Zen) Buddhism. Kung-Fu was Influenced by the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama and focuses heavily on the belief that enlightenment is attained through meditation. In this essay‚ Buddhism’s influence on Shaolin Kung-Fu will be discussed‚ from how it started to how it thrives today in modern china. Michael Kampan O’ Reilly states in

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    Introduction Since the very beggining of mankind man have experienced‚learned and evolved. He learned to chase‚ earned plan‚ learned to survive and to accomplish all these milestones he learned to fight. In early times when people had no long range weapons except for arrows and spears‚ warriors were totally dependent upon the skill of their body to defend themselves. Body is said to be the ultimate weapon. It can be trained to overcome the toughness of a rock and the mind remains as peaceful

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