Let the Stars Light Up the World "(excerpt)
——Beijing Autistic Children's Collective Creation
Minecraft,
Filled with starlight,
Actually, I am too.
One of the stars;
In my world
everywhere
Mischievous music elf,
They are ever-changing
Life
The stars are filled with inscriptions
Never give up.
On the morning of July 28th, the martial arts monk group of Nan Shaolin Temple in Putian once again came to Ruishi International Potential Youth Medical Education Center to carry out the public welfare activity of "Martial Love, Integration with peers". This is the second time that the martial arts troupe has brought exciting martial arts performances to the autistic children here.
The martial monks successively demonstrated traditional martial arts such as Wei Tuo Quan, Shepherd Whip, Wei Tuo Bench, and Park Knife.
Weituo Quan: Respectful Ten Directions Fist Techniques Rise and Fall Like a Pendulum, Displaying Zen Music Fist Rules Between Opening and Closing.
The shepherd's whip has a moderate release and release, and the sound of the steel whip breaking through the air is like thunder in the distance, with a long-lasting aftertaste.
The instrument concerto bench flies like a moon, with a path strictly following geometric symmetry.
The final finale of the show, the Five Spear Assassination, was met with thunderous applause from the audience. Five martial monks simultaneously used their red tassels to counter the performers, demonstrating their exceptional martial arts skills.
After the performance, the martial monks led the children to practice simple punching and palm pushing together. The children followed the monk's big hand and learned with precision. Although their movements were not yet standard, each child watched attentively and imitated them seriously. Gradually, some children began to show shy smiles, and one little boy even jumped happily twice, creating a relaxed and happy atmosphere throughout the entire venue
At the end of the activity, the children happily presented the martial monk with gifts they had made themselves. They looked up with small faces and bright eyes, watching the warm smile on the monk's face as he received the gift. Each one is filled with sincere feelings, and the scene is warm and touching.
This activity not only allowed children to experience the charm of traditional martial arts up close, but also brought them closer through interaction. The South Shaolin Temple stated that it will continue to pay attention to the group of children with autism and use martial arts to convey warmth and care. We also call on more people to join the ranks of caring for children with autism, and to light up their path forward with understanding and tolerance.
