The Lost Spirit of Kung Fu | Trailer

“The Lost Spirit of Kung Fu” is a documentary that traces the origins, destruction, and revival of traditional Chinese martial arts. From the legendary battle of the Yellow Emperor to the devastation of the Cultural Revolution, the film reveals how Kung Fu was once rooted in martial virtue—a philosophy of discipline, compassion, and self-cultivation.

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