Real Chinese Kung Fu
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Double-walled Chinese Tea Cups (Set of 6) $17.50 The double-walled construction of these teacups allows one to hold the cup comfortably between the fingers even when the cup contains freshly brewed hot tea. Made of clear heat-resistant glass. Please note that these cups hold about 1.6 ounces and are designed for imbibing tea in the manner of the Chinese Kung-Fu-style tea ceremony. This style of tea drinking allows the smaller volume of tea in th… |
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Teawan Kungfu Tea Set of 10 Pieces with Standard Design $29.90 Teapots are the traditional tools to enjoy tea. Our Teawan authentic tea sets features ceramic, porcelain, and bamboo material. Most of the experienced tea drinkers believe ceramic and porcelain tea wares make tea meaningfully rich and tasteful. Because of the pots’ unique design, the pot itself can absorb and enhance the tea’s aroma, color and taste; for this reason, ceramic and porcelain tea war… |
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Green Leaf Gaiwan Set (Comprised of 3-piece Gaiwan, Fairness Pitcher and 6 Tea Cups) $40.00 This Gaiwan set is comprised of a gaiwan, a fairness pitcher and six tea cups. The set is beautifully decorated in a misty morning green motif with a leafy theme design. This set is used to serve tea in the traditional style of the Chinese Gongfu (Kungfu) Tea Ceremony. The three-piece “gaiwan” is used to brew the tea. Several successive brews of the tea are combined in the “fairness pitcher,” wh… |
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Kung Fu Panda $9.99 … |
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Kung Fu Panda $6.95 SOUNDTRACK KUNG FU PANDA… |
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Zhan-Zhuang Gong Music $13.98 … |
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Shaolin (Bluray + DVD Combo) [Blu-ray] $11.69 Based loosely on the 1982 martial arts epic Shaolin Temple, which helped to mint Jet Li as a star, this Hong Kong blockbuster from Benny Chan stars Andy Lau as a battle-weary warlord who finds refuge and then solace among the monks of a Shaolin temple. Set during the tumult of early Republican China, the story unfolds as Lau’s warlord usurps his rivals, but at the cost of his daughter’s life and h… |
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Ip Man 2 [Blu-ray] $12.73 Donnie Yen continues to exert his status as the magnetic and skilled star on the international martial arts cinema scene in Ip Man 2, the sequel to his blockbuster 2008 biopic of the iconic Wing Chun grandmaster. The film, also directed by Wilson Yip, picks up where its predecessor left off, with Ip Man (Yen) and his family relocating from China to Hong Kong in the early 1950s. There, he attempts … |