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Chinese culture in Kung Fu Panda - Lesson 1: Setting and Genre

Chinese culture in Kung Fu Panda - Lesson 1: Setting and Genre

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Chinese culture through film

media

Kung Fu Panda
Lesson 1: Setting and Genre

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Instructions

Read the Kung Fu Panda information sheet to complete the questions in this lesson.

For the first few questions, use the 'Plot' section on the first page of the reading.

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Multiple Choice

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Where is this movie set?

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Japan

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Ancient China

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Hong Kong

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Moder-day China

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Fill in the Blanks

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Fill in the Blanks

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Open Ended

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What does the giant panda represent in Chinese culture? Search for an answer online.

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Instructions

To answer the following questions, use the 'Genre' section on the second page of the reading.

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This film is based around a classic genre of Chinese fiction called "​
" 武侠, which literally means "​
". This genre of storytelling has been used in Chinese novels and stories as far back as 300 BCE and was again revived in the 20th century in ​
.



A typical wuxia story features a ​
from the lower social classes of Chinese society. The protagonist typically experiences a tragedy - such as the loss of his loved ones - and goes on to undertake several ​
to learn several forms of martial arts from various fighters.
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
wuxia
martial arts hero
modern Chinese literature and film
young male protagonist
trials and tribulations

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At the end of the story, he emerges as a ​
whom few can equal.

A ​
usually requires wuxia heroes to right and redress wrongs, fight for ​
, remove ​
, and bring ​
for past misdeeds.Chinese xia traditions can be compared to martial codes from other cultures, such as the Japanese samurai bushido.

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powerful fighter
code of chivalry
righteousness
oppressors
retribution

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The eight common attributes of the xia are listed as kindness, ​
, individualism, ​
, courage, ​
, ​
, and ​
.
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justice
loyalty
truthfulness
desire for glory
disregard for wealth

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The code of xia also emphasises the importance of ​
and ​
to bring villains to justice. Martial artists are also expected to be loyal to their master, or '​
' 师傅.
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repaying good deeds
seeking revenge
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Chinese culture through film

media

Kung Fu Panda
Lesson 1: Setting and Genre

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