Marc Verlant, a Frenchman who came to China for rehabilitation after an accident, found peace at the foot of Wudang Mountain in Hubei. For over 20 years, practicing Kung Fu has transformed his life, embracing tranquility and balance in a way that feels both warm and effortless. | Xinhua Culture&Travel

Powerful yet controlled. Wudang master Chen Shiyu demonstrates the full routine of Fu Hu Quan (Taming the Tiger Fist), one of the most precious Quan techniques at Wudang Mountain. According to Chinese legend, it can tame tigers. Most of the techniques are related to the legs, fists and hand or claw skills. It's a set of Quan that Taoists must practice to increase kung fu. #martialarts #martialartslife #wushu #kungfu #kungfulife #wudang #wudangshan #master #training #fist #TBT | All about Martial

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

Wudang Mountain, one of China's most renowned Taoist sacred sites and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is not only celebrated for its natural scenery and grand ancient architecture but also for its vibrant cultural legacy. In November 2024, Wudang Xiuhua Daoyuan Clothes Co., Ltd. was designated as one of the first intangible cultural heritage inheritance bases in the Wudang Mountain Tourism Special Economic Zone, tasked with preserving and innovating this cultural tradition. #ChinaTravel #ChinaTour

14K views · 576 reactions | Introducing Wudang Mountain and Wudang Martial Arts! #wudang #travelchina #wudangshan #martialarts #taichi #taijiquan #wushu #kungfu #china #lifeinchina #training #tradition #culture #chineseculture | Wudang Way | Facebook

Wudang Mountain is a famous mountain in northern Hubei that is well-known for being one of the Four Sacred Mountains of Taoism in China. Rachel hikes up to the mountaintop to see what the view looks like from the Golden Summit! | China Plus Culture

You may know Wudang Mountains, the heartland of Taoism. Do you know there is a North Wudang Mountain in Shanxi Province? Also known as Zhenwu Mountain, it is regarded as one of the sacred mountains for Taoism in north China. | People's Daily, China

Ancient architecture sometimes leaves one in awe. This Taoism temple perching high on Wudang Mountain in central China's Hubei Province is surely one of them. | People's Daily, China

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