NBA stars practice martial arts: Butler learns kung fu from Jackie Chan, Harden learns Wing Chun essay class to practice Shaolin martial arts hard

On August 5, the Warriors officially updated the social media, posting the scene of Butler learning Chinese Kung Fu from Jackie Chan during his trip to China. The caption reads: Learn from the strongest, everything is about Kung Fu. Butler met Jackie Chan in Beijing.

Warriors star Butler is traveling to China. During this period, he appeared at the premiere of Jackie Chan's new movie "Catching the Wind and Shadow" to play a call for his eldest brother's new movie; Butler also visited Jackie Chan's martial arts hall in Beijing. The eldest brother warmly welcomed Butler and personally demonstrated playing wooden stakes and guided Butler himself. Butler experienced Chinese Kung Fu, and finally the two took a photo together, and Jackie Chan received the No. 10 Warriors jersey with his own name.

The Warriors officially posted several photos of Butler and Jackie Chan, and received nearly 150,000 likes on the news. Butler himself gave a manual like; 35-year-old Butler joined the Warriors through a trade before the trading deadline last season, playing 30 regular season games for the Warriors, averaging 32.7 minutes per game and scoring 17.9 points, 5.5 rebounds and 5.9 assists, helping the Warriors eliminate the Rockets in the first round of the Black Seven in the playoffs, but lost 1-4 to the Timberwolves in the Western Conference semi-finals.

It is worth mentioning that during this offseason, many active NBA players started their trip to China. During this period, Spurs star Wenban Yama went to Shaolin Temple to practice for 10 days and learned Shaolin Kung Fu; Clippers star Harden wore a Tang suit to learn Wing Chun and experience nunchao. Chinese Kung Fu is profound and has attracted many stars to come and experience.