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‘No film has truly captured Shaolin kung fu’: Martial arts veteran Shi Yanneng on his quest to change that

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‘No film has truly captured Shaolin kung fu’: Martial arts veteran Shi Yanneng on his quest to change that
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Martial arts star Shi Yanneng argues that modern cinema has failed to accurately portray the authentic Shaolin kung fu system. He suggests that film adaptations prioritize visual spectacle and exaggeration over traditional techniques.

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This perspective offers insight into the intersection of cultural heritage, martial arts, and the evolution of action cinema.

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Malay Mail KUALA LUMPUR, July 9 — For most audiences, Shaolin kung fu is synonymous with flying kicks, lightning-fast punches and gravity-defying stunts.

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