The Donnie Yen(甄子丹Zhēn Zǐdān) was a stuntman in his own earliest films, Shaolin Drunkard. At the age of 20, Yen got his first acting role in the 1984 film Drunken Tai Chi and "Golden Shower

Donnie Yen(甄子丹Zhēn Zǐdān)'s mother, Bow-sim Mark, is a Fu Style Wudangquan and Tai Chi grandmaster, while his father, Klyster Yen, is a newspaper editor. Yen was born in Taishan, Guangdong,

On mastering wing chun ‘I started learning wing chun as soon as I received script, and I shed more than 10 lbs(Latin=pounds) to match Ip’s slim figure.

Born to a newspaper editor and a martial arts master, Donnie Yen(甄子丹Zhēn Zǐdān) began practising tai chi and wushu(武术wǔshù) at the age of four.

Wang Dulu(王度卢Wáng Dùlú 1909–1977), who was a famous Chinese author whose novel Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was made into a successful feature film by director Ang Lee.

The Liang Yusheng(梁羽生Liáng YǔShēng) was the penname of Chen Wentong (陈文统), who was a famous(well-known) Chinese Wuxia novelist.

In Chinese Lesson 30, it is the thirteenth, also the last lesson. We will study both the sentence "I'm returning home." and some wide-use words.

In Chinese Lesson 17, it is also the seventeenth lesson. We will study both the sentence "My stomach aches very badly." and some useful words.

In Chinese Lesson 12, it is also the twelfth lesson. We will study both the sentence " I want to exchange $100." and some useful words.

Lesson 11, it is the eleventh lesson of Chinese. We will study the sentence about " I'm studying at the College of Chinese Studies in a language university."

In Chinese Lesson 10, it is the tenth lesson. We will study the wide-use sentence "Can you play pingpong?" and more than ten words together.

In Chinese Lesson 9, it is the ninth lesson. We will study the common sentence " I like swimming." and more than ten useful words together.

The proverb "对牛弹琴" is used by Chinese people to describe someone who is telling something complicated to the fool, or sometimes this idiom is used to describe a person who is trying to tell s

Ancient years, the Chinese have generated numberless proverbs. There can be a proverb (谚语yànyǔ) for almost any situation. Judicious use of proverbs in Chinese writing is regarded as a sign of

Since it comes to Chinese proverbs (中国谚语Zhōngguó yànyǔ), Confucius quotes(孔子语录Kǒngzǐ yǔlù) tend to be the most entertaining and enlightening. To learn great proverbs better, recor

The Happiness is we are always looking for. Without happiness everything else has no use. The following Chinese proverbs(中国谚语Zhōngguó yànyǔ) is whole about happiness which might change yo

The Chinese proverbs(中国谚语Zhōngguó yànyǔ) and four-plus character idioms are developed from the formulaic or social saying/dialect/expression and historical meaning in Chinese language. He

Chinese language, which is well suited to the writing of short and snappy idioms and proverbs (谚语yànyǔ). Here is an index of some idiomatic(idiomatic language uses words in a way that sounds

The Life(生活shēnghuó) is a dream walking death is a going home. Life is partly what we make it, and partly what it is made by the friends whom we choose. Here is a delightful collection of Chi

Chinese proverbs(中国谚语Zhōngguó yànyǔ) can be split into chengyu (accepted phrases), yanyu (familiar sayings), suyu (popular sayings), and xiehouyu (two-part allegorical sayings). Unique to