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Check This Out… Shaolin Kung Fu in Zambia

by Eric Olander

The Shaolin Cultural Center in the Zambian capital Lusaka recently held an event to show off the talents of some of their incredible students, both kids and adults, who’ve become masters of this ancient Chinese martial art.

Watch the full on the China News website (in Chinese).

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