On December 14th, the South Coast Wushu Team held its year-end celebration, where students showcased their skills by reciting classical poems and performing martial arts forms, including weapons like swords and spears.
Parents joined in the practice, enjoying the students' impressive blend of cultural and martial talent.
At the event, Yulan Chung, CEO of the South Coast Chinese Cultural Center, highlighted that martial arts is not only a sport but a way to connect with Chinese heritage.
She praised the program for helping children build strength, confidence, and discipline while deepening their understanding of Chinese culture.
Coach Kong Xiangjin mentioned that the students ranged from four to thirteen years old.
She tailored the training to suit different age groups, focusing on basic skills, flexibility, coordination, and emotional control.
Martial arts also helped students enhance their focus and perseverance.
A parent interviewed after the event expressed surprise at the positive changes martial arts brought to her child.
Initially, she enrolled her child to improve health, but she was amazed by the confidence and discipline her child gained, which also translated into better focus and performance in school.
南海岸中華武術隊12/14舉辦年終慶祝活動，
南海岸中華武術隊上周末在南海岸中華文化中心二樓多功能廳舉辦學
南海岸中華文化中心執行長鍾幼蘭受邀致詞指出，
她還說，文化中心成立中華武術隊，
中華武術隊教練孔香金表示，
孔香金還說，武術是中國傳統文化的重要一環，
一位學員的家長在活動後受訪時，表達了她的驚喜。她說，
