Shaolin
- proper noun
- For centuries now, the code of the Shaolin Temple has been preserved.
- Shaolin Soccer
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Watch on YouTubeTalking about the Shaolin teachings, where do they originate from?
- Talking about the Shaolin teachings, where do they originate from?
- Well, today I visit the Shaolin Temple to ask him exactly that.
- The goal of the Shaolin teachings is to give you insights.
Examples
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You said yourself I needed the right training; where better than the Shaolin Temple?
Fiction book (1991) -
Well, today I visit the Shaolin Temple to ask him exactly that.
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I, for one, would trade nothing for my Shaolin training.
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We were together in the Shaolin temple.
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Your Shaolin technique is very good.
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Never in my days at the Shaolin Temple have I seen a uniform as beautiful as this.
Fiction book (1991) -
We trained with the kung fu masters of the Shaolin temple.
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During my visit to Shaolin, I learned about the temple's rich history and martial arts tradition.
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The famous Shaolin temple is known for its unique blend of Buddhism and martial arts training.
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He dedicated years to mastering the techniques taught at Shaolin temple.
Synonyms
A building where monks live, work, and pray together
Surface Forms
Etymology
Shaolin is the name of a famous Chinese temple written 少林, which literally combines 少 'young' or 'small' and 林 'forest'. The temple became known for its disciplined monks and their kung fu, and that history is why the place and its traditions are called Shaolin.