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Kungfu as a Vehicle for Multimodal Intercultural Communication A Chinese-New Zealand Case Study: Ant Sang's Shaolin Burning (2011) Preliminary Observations
2021
Neke The New Zealand Journal of Translation Studies
I would argue that in the Chinese-New Zealand case study I am discussing in this article – Ant Sang's Shaolin Burning (2011) – Kungfu corresponds to a collection of Martial Arts techniques that are similar to the traditional/old-style Kungfu novels. For Example, Sifu, Deadly Plum Blossom's (the heroin) Kungfu master, once introduced her understanding of Kungfu in Shaolin Burning (2011): "The most important principle to remember is to protect your centreline. This protects your eyes, neck and
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