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Learn traditional Chinese kung fu in a one-hour class at a hutong courtyard studio inside Pudu Temple, a royal temple with nearly 700 years of history right next to the East Gate of the Forbidden City. Your instructor has trained at the Shaolin Temple since the age of five and mastered Shaolin martial arts and various traditional styles. Learn the concepts of Chinese martial arts, basic training and the practical application of techniques, experiencing kung fu you can use for self-defense in daily life rather than just for show. Immerse yourself in traditional Chinese culture in the atmosphere of a hutong neighborhood.

Start your kung fu class at Pudu Temple,
a royal temple next to the Forbidden City
The class takes place in a traditional culture courtyard studio within the Pudu Temple heritage site, located in a hutong residential area right next to the East Gate of the Forbidden City. Learn traditional Chinese kung fu for one hour in the atmosphere of a royal temple with nearly 700 years of history. The class is taught in English.
Learn the basics from a Shaolin-trained instructor

Your instructor began training at the Shaolin Temple at the age of five and mastered Shaolin martial arts and various traditional styles. Learn the basic concepts of Chinese martial arts, follow along with fundamental training moves and get to know different kung fu styles.
Master kung fu techniques for real-life use

Go beyond moves made for performance and learn how to actually apply each technique. Discover ways to use them for self-defense in everyday life and feel the true spirit of traditional Chinese kung fu through your instructor’s demonstrations.
Meeting point :
Pudu Temple (普度寺) South Gate
Pudusi Qianxiang, Dongcheng District, Beijing, China
Meeting point information:
Come to the South Gate of Pudu Temple, located in a hutong residential area near the East Gate of the Forbidden City. The class is held in a traditional culture courtyard studio within the Pudu Temple heritage site.
South Gate, Pudu Temple, Pudusi Qianxiang, Dongcheng District, Beijing, China