The Kung fu of the Shan People of Burma:The Shan people migrated from China to Burma centuries ago, brining with them their own special brand of Chinese Kung Fu. Travel with Antonio Graceffo as he ...
The Kung fu of the Shan People of Burma:The Shan people migrated from China to Burma centuries ago, brining with them their own special brand of Chinese Kung Fu. Travel with Antonio Graceffo as he makes his way into the war zone of Burma to learn this ancient martial art at the military headquarters of the Shan State rebel Army. See the first Lai Tai video ever filmed.
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no cao dai is a religion started in vietnam in the 1920s in which Victor hugo is one of the holly trinity. it combines elements of catholicism and buddhism.
cao dai is a modern religion...1920's.....its a fusion of islam,christiany n buddhism so how kan it be around b4 the three religions reached vietnam that doesnt make sense...try not to spread false info about my religion if you know to lil about it. haha thank you
i have written several articles on cao dai and know that it started in the 1920s. i never claimed anything else. and i didnt even mention it in my video. i dont understand teh relevance of your comment.
Vu tu do IS vietnamese kickboxing like muay thai but ours(viet) came from the khmer arts which came from the khmer krom area(south vietnam). You wont find any masters in vietnam kuz all the masters are living in america n france LOL most of the styles been absorbed in into sino-vietnamese styles one that still looks like bokator is NHAT NAM theres some sites online but in french check it out. btw my family did votudo back in vietnam.
yeah vat is traditional wrestling. i believe vovinam has some vat in it. theres a billion martial arts in vietnam. i believe a lot of them were lost or rare because of the past on two major occausion where the government/ruling dynasty would ban martial arts either they were obsolete or fear of rebellion.
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