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21/10/2026


16-Year-Old Wing Chun Master 👊
A 16-year-old girl in Putian, Fujian has trained in martial arts for three years.
She practises the Wing Chun wooden dummy with incredible moves: crisp strikes, smooth transitions...
The routine looks calm and controlled from start to finish.
Worth a pause, right? 👀

21/10/2026

"Grandpa Dante" Hits Kaifeng!
Italian street artist Marco, aka “Grandpa Dante”, has made his China debut at Wansui Mountain Martial Arts City in Kaifeng!
After 26 years portraying Dante outside Florence’s Uffizi Gallery, he’s bringing robe-and-interaction energy to Henan.
Performances adapt to the crowd, and the warm welcome from Chinese visitors has been called a truly unique experience.
Street art, real-time communication, serious photo ops 📸
Which moment would be worth a Kaifeng trip? 👀

21/10/2026

Galloping Into the Golden Grasslands! 🐎
Autumn winds sweep across the other side of the world, turning Inner Mongolia’s plains gold.
Herders lead with whips as a herd thunders forward, hooves kicking up rolling dust.
Majestic horses race the wind across the vast landscape - pure wild energy.
The speed, dust and open space look unreal.
Would you want to witness this galloping spectacle in person? 👇

20/10/2026

Porcelain but Fluffy?!
Jingdezhen blue-and-white porcelain meets AI, plush and art toys at the Ceramic Expo - hello, “fluffy porcelain” dolls!
Ceramics are no longer just display pieces, they’re younger, more emotional collectibles with serious shelf appeal.
Think blue-and-white motifs, cuddly textures and collectible characters. It’s a playful shift from fragile ornament to fun, emotional keepsake.
Which vibe wins: timeless blue-and-white or fluffy art-toy energy?
Tag a friend who’d pick a favourite. 👀

20/10/2026


Calling all martial arts lovers, this looks like a Kung Fu blockbuster!
A recent martial arts competition in Hainan brings veterans and newcomers onto one stage.
They are making friends through martial arts while competing head-to-head.
Rivals on the mat, friends off it - different ethnic groups gather to learn each other’s styles and cultures.
Which move would you try first? ✨

19/10/2026

New member? CHOU FAMILY adopts giraffes!
This one’s really cute - Jay Chou’s family adopted a pair of giraffes at Nanjing Hongshan Forest Zoo.
The sign, designed by Hannah Quinlivan, reads “CHOU FAMILY”.
Fans are visiting there to spot the sign and giraffes, one even brought a “Classmate Chou” doll.
Actually, the zoo has offered adoptions since 2001, with many individual and school signs nearby.
Visitors call it meaningful - a home for animals.
Worth a zoo stop? 🦒
#周杰伦 #昆凌

19/10/2026

Floral Jacket x "Four Great Masters", the Yangge Squad Steals the Show!
A school sports day opening ceremony just got a serious glow-up.
A homeroom teacher in a floral cotton jacket leads the "Four Great Masters" and the whole class in a Yangge dance.
One teacher, four “masters”, one whole class, one very lively opening.
Full-on chaotic joy, zero chill, maximum team spirit.
Tag a mate who’d join the Yangge squad 😄

16/10/2026

Far out, mate! Have a squiz at this — a rare “blue crescent” tidal bore on China’s Qiantang River. The arc-shaped wave rolls across the water like a bright moon sitting right on the river. No filters needed; nature’s just showing off. Absolutely bloody unreal. 🌊🌙

15/10/2026

Fair dinkum, no speed-up at all. This 16-year-old girl has only been training for 3 years, and she’s working the Wing Chun wooden dummy like a pro. Smooth, fluid, crisp and sharp — every strike has intent. Real-time skills, no tricks. Impressive. 👊🔥

14/10/2026

Creating Foley by hand with everyday objects! That's crazy!
A Chinese sound engineer, Sun Wenbin, makes Foley for film, TV and radio dramas.
No stock library - just hands, corn, steel bars and timing.
Hand claps become galloping hooves, rubbed corn mimics footsteps, struck steel recreates laser blasts. Credits include dubbed versions of "Barbie", "Alien: Romulus", "Supergirl" and "Obsession".
Everyday objects, cinema-level sound.
Which household item would make the best movie sound? 👇

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