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Bollywood Actress Priyanaka Chopra needed kicking, punching and jumping training for a tomboyish role she plays in her latest movie "Don."

The movie is a remake of a 1978 blockbuster.

The Shaolin expert, Kanish, trained the beauty for ...

File under U, for U gotta be kidding me. An internet user reports that Shaolin monks were once beaten by ninjas. Monks "demand the Internet user to apologise to the whole nation for the wrongs he or she did."

Imagethief's take on what's become one of the more unusual debates to hit the internet in a while. Personally, my money's on the ninjas.

A flight attendant's working life was once a simple round of pointing out the emergency exits and serving food and drinks to passengers. But now, faced with the threat of global terrorism, a Chinese airline is looking for 70 young ladies who can pack a punch as well as hand out bags of peanuts.

If you think you're office's air conditioning is broken, it may just be preparations for the Olympics.

With a story just oozing "China" at the seams, this article ponders why the film wasn't even made in the Middle Kingdom...

Louis Cha is the number one kung fu fiction writer in China according to a biennial poll of the top ten most widely read authors in the country conducted by the Chinese Publishing Science Research Center.

Under China's strict birth-control laws, Wai Ling, 19 and her boyfriend, 21, are too young to get married, and without being married they can't register their daughter's birth. They could bribe a state official to turn a blind eye, but that would cost far more than they could ever afford - half a year's salary of £1,300. The alternative of a court appearance and swingeing fine for having an illegal child would be equally ruinous - so Wai Ling feels she has little choice but to sell her newborn baby to a child trafficker.

China is in desperate need of curriculum and faculty development.