Kung fu. The resonant sounds of these Chinese characters conjure visions of powerful warriors and mystical sages amidst mist-veiled mountains. This ancient practice lives through dynamic movement and cultivates stillness within. It is an embodied bridge between human and nature. Learn more about the
Small problem here. “Kung fu” (功夫) doesn’t mean what you seem to think it means. It doesn’t mean “martial arts”. It is applicable to any skill that takes dedication and practice, so applies equally to things like making tea, musical performance, or even gardening.
Which kind of makes the rest of that site risible since there is no “Crane Style” of tea-making, no “Tiger Style” of gardening, etc.
Small problem here. “Kung fu” (功夫) doesn’t mean what you seem to think it means. It doesn’t mean “martial arts”. It is applicable to any skill that takes dedication and practice, so applies equally to things like making tea, musical performance, or even gardening.
Which kind of makes the rest of that site risible since there is no “Crane Style” of tea-making, no “Tiger Style” of gardening, etc.