<Kung Fu Practice> <Kung Fu Practice> Kung Fu literally means study or research. In Korean, 'Do Kung Fu!' is the synonym for 'Do study!' (Actually, it is pronounced as 'Gong-Bu' in Korean language) I guess its meaning is quite similar in other chinese-writing East Asian countries like Japan. These days, Kung Fu represents various kinds of Chinese martical arts. Most Kung Fu action is composed of punching and kicking and other defese action and attacking action. In fact, practicing Kung Fu is associated with personal inspirational training. When you focus and feel each limb of your body, you can feel more about your existence and its movement. That is why some Kung Fu instructors teach their students to move slowly, so that they can feel themselves. In Asian countries, Kung Fu is not only about self-defense skill, but about a self-discipline. Most Asian people believe a repeated physical training reinforces human's mentality and helps our inspiration develops. When we practice Kung Fu, we think when to begin the motion, when to stop the action or how high my kicking reach and what my personal limitation is. Kung Fu is a really good way to develop not only physically but also mentally, spiritually.