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    Posted November 23, 2012 by
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    Paying Tribute to Chinese Culture

    By sus959  |  Posted November 23, 2012  |  north potomac, Maryland
     
    David Mejia Buenaño, 11 year old Ecuadorean/American citizen, a tourist from Maryland, United States, presents his Shito-ryu brown belt karate kata at Long Hua Temple in Shanghai, China in front of other tourists and tour guides.

    David is very much interested in the Chinese culture hence this visit was an eye opening experience. He has been practicing this discipline since August of 2011, he is currently a brown belt.

    China is an extraordinary and beautiful country with a unique culture and friendly people. We hope to return some day and recommend visiting China to everyone, you will be as amazed as we were.

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