The Book and the Sword in China and Italy’s Martial Culture
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The Book and the Sword in China and Italy’s Martial Culture
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Date & Time
1 Mar 2021
7:15pm–8:15pm
Location
Online
Price
Free of charge
General
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Tai Kwun Conversations is a series of talks that brings together brilliant minds to discuss the challenges and rewards in pursuing a sustainable future through the active management of heritage resources. Join us at this monthly event to discover outstanding practices in heritage conservation and strike up a conversation with our renowned guest speakers.
At the beginning of the 21st century, Classical Chinese and Italian martial arts have survived in very different ways. On the surface, Chinese martial arts are a vibrant, living culture, while the Italian tradition has been lost save for the records in historical martial arts treatises. In reality, the two have much more in common than meets the eye.
This instalment of Tai Kwun Conversations brings Prof. Ma Lianzhen and Mr. Roberto Gotti – respectively the leading figures in the revival of historical fighting arts in China and Italy – to discuss the common challenges and goals they face.
Prof. Omar Ma