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C'est la Chine · France | Finding true listeners: Why do French fall in love with Chinese guqin? The guqin, a renowned Chinese musical instrument, is known for its characteristics of being "subtle, delicate, serene, and far-reaching, with a melodious and deep tone," and has been cherished by literati and scholars throughout history.

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2025.11.25 12:22

C'est la Chine - UK｜Shaolin Master: Wushu is not about learning to fight, but self-cultivation Shaolin Kung Fu instructor Shi Hengsheng began learning wushu (Chinese Kung Fu) at the age of six with his father, and after that, he entered the Shaolin Temple, where he spent his long training years. Later, he ended up in England with several fellow apprentices and set up a martial arts school there.

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2023.07.19 17:03

C'est la Chine · UK | Pupil of Ip Man's oldest son: Inheriting the culture behind Wing Chun moves In recent years, the movie series "Ip Man", starring Hong Kong Kung Fu star Donnie Yen, has aroused a Kung Fu mania in China and abroad. Leo Au-Yueng, the interviewee of this episode of C'est la Chine has studied under Yip Chun, the eldest son of Yip Man, for more than 10 years.

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2023.07.18 17:00

C'est la Chine | Kung fu's westward journey: Inheritance of Chinese culture in European martial arts schools Since 1971, when kung fu superstar Bruce Lee returned to Hong Kong to film his first kung fu movie, The Big Boss, followed by later films such as Police Story and Project A, a wave of kung fu fever from the East has crossed the ocean to the West, changing the life trajectories of many kung fu enthusiasts.

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2026.02.03 11:42

C'est la Chine · Germany | Embracing TCM: How do German clinics bring ancient Chinese wisdom into daily life? In recent years, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has been increasingly embraced on the global stage and has gained growing popularity across Europe and North America. For many foreign patients, Western medical clinics are no longer their first choice when illness strikes.

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2026.01.27 13:50

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C'est la Chine · France | Culinary crossover in Lyon: Baozi meets macaron in Chinese restaurant When thinking of Chinese food abroad, what comes to your mind? In Lyon, France, Chinese proprietor Cheng Yu runs a Chinese restaurant called "Bistro Zakka," where baozi (Chinese steamed buns), wontons, and guabao have been the signature items for a decade.

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2026.01.20 14:05

C'est la Chine · Monaco | In coffee's heartland, she steeps slower time: Story of Chinese tea shop in Monaco Just half an hour's drive east from Nice, across the French border, lies the enchanting city of Monaco. As dusk settles, groups of uniformed students step out of their schools, many making their way to a cozy little shop called "le teashop." Behind the counter, Sharon greets them warmly, preparing each order with care until a favorite tea is ready.

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2026.01.16 13:36

C'est la Chine | Beyond China's dominance: What achieves meteoric rise of European table tennis? At the 2024 Paris Olympics, Swedish player Truls Moregard clinched the silver medal in men's singles table tennis, while the 17-year-old French phenom Félix Lebrun took home the bronze. Félix, along with his older brother Alexis Lebrun, also secured the Olympic bronze medal for the French team in men's team table tennis. Following last year's WTT Finals in Fukuoka, the duo even briefly became the world's top-ranked men's doubles pair in table tennis.

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2025.12.29 10:10

C'est la Chine | Tea, music, and memory: The living ties between China and Europe【China-EU EP7】 Over two thousand years ago, the ancient Silk Road first connected the East and West. Chinese silk, porcelain, tea, and the Four Great Inventions flowed to Europe, while grapes, walnuts, spices, and woolen goods made their way into China. It was a golden thread of trade that also wove a rich tapestry of cultural exchange.

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2025.12.23 10:58

C'est la Chine · Monaco | To world's second-smallest country: Chinese woman table tennis player's Europe journey Training, competing, running a lottery shop with her husband, and raising two children — this is the everyday life for Yang Xiaoxin, the Chinese-born table tennis player who now represents Monaco on the international stage.

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2025.12.18 10:57

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