It's so sweet that both of these boys are so close with their grandmothers. ❤

Would really like to see how they progressed on their journey this year

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Mainly bcoz the Buddhism teachings which is promoting loving kindness and compassion! They are all vegans who don't kill animals!

@@Ducati368no they’re not. They’re not offered meat inside the temple but will eat it outside

@@Ducati368 That's true. 😀 The vegetarianism/veganism associated with Dharmic religions truly is a great thing. Interestingly, in ancient times, vegetarianism was extremely common in Greece, India and East Asia, especially with the spread of Hindu, Buddhist and Jain ideas. Great to see an ancient philosophy, once wide-spread, still being practiced by those who are dedicated to life and the environment.

Warriors like Shaolin monks shouldn't claim to be Buddhists, because Buddhism forbids violence! A primary virtue in Buddhism and other Indian religions is Ahimsa (Non-violence)!

@@ramizparkar4199 Well it's not like Shaolin monks are vioIent or anything. Besides, you had Hindu, Buddhist and even Jain warriors, who acknowledged that vioIence may be necessary for self-defense and protecting others. But I do agree that Ahimsa is a remarkable virtue.

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Dont believe him he is a fraud. Ask GUI DO

I’m watching your stream right now, I could not agree more, this video was amazing!

Nice breach bro

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Imma start this week..

Are You going to cry now?? 😂😂😂

Warriors like Shaolin monks shouldn't claim to be Buddhists, because Buddhism forbids violence! A primary virtue in Buddhism and other Indian religions is Ahimsa (Non-violence)!

Это мальчишки, такое и должно быть воспитание чтобы вырастить мужчину, а не гея или трансвистита

Вы можете выучится, а потом преподавать другим....

this is a very ignorant western insight, they are not there to fullfill their parents dreams, the kids that go to kung fu school come from extremely poor families, no normal parents in China sends their children to kung fu schoo, it is a way for the poorest people to make something of themselves, they cannot afford to learn instruments or do beauty contests

Kids are not wise, sometimes alittle push in the right direction goes a long way. The asian way is that the adult would see the bigger picture clearly and have more wisdom than kids. If you let children choose their own fate it would often be detrimental ... no school, junk food and lots of computer games would be their choice.

@@hawkenfox there's a mid term between letting kid do anything they want and locking them in an institution that looks a lot like a sect. One of my grand kid used to practice Thai boxing, it is very demanding, minimum 2hours of training daily, but it was his choice, not his parents.

​@@hawkenfox❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ As A Pakistani I Agree 💯💯💯💯 We Used To Have Same Thinking But Now A Days Sadly Parenting Is Very Easy And They Let Their Children Kids Whatever They Want To Become 😢😢😢😢 In Most Cases Kids Destroy

😂😂 kids like eating and playing, that's what my daughter wrote down for her favourite things to do. I don't think that needs any further support or encouragement! Instead we should push them to do things that require discipline and commitment!! If they can learn that I don't care through which way, that would be the best gift you can give to your kids. How many grow ups are still living without a purpose, because any meaningful activity requires discipline, responsibility and commitment. Of course eating and playing don't require those qualities! 😊

Warriors like Shaolin monks shouldn't claim to be Buddhists, because Buddhism forbids violence! A primary virtue in Buddhism and other Indian religions is Ahimsa (Non-violence)!

Warriors like Shaolin monks shouldn't claim to be Buddhists, because Buddhism forbids violence! A primary virtue in Buddhism and other Indian religions is Ahimsa (Non-violence)!

Warriors like Shaolin monks shouldn't claim to be Buddhists, because Buddhism forbids violence! A primary virtue in Buddhism and other Indian religions is Ahimsa (Non-violence)!

Warriors like Shaolin monks shouldn't claim to be Buddhists, because Buddhism forbids violence! A primary virtue in Buddhism and other Indian religions is Ahimsa (Non-violence)!

@@ramizparkar4199 I'm partial to that... Should Buddhist protest against their own bodies too when their mmune stytem fights against a disease? Do you get mad when your body fights off a cold for you? Or are you suggesting that Buddhist women have no right to fight and repell being sexually assaulted? Part of being a serious Martial Artist is studying all religions, as well as homogenous comminalities. Your body fights, struggles, even against your own will, and cognitive abilities. You have to train in order to be successful at anything. There are warriors everywhere my friend, that's something noone can never stop. The focus to not hurt a sentient being is a good focus, and Tenant of buddism. It helps us to grow, and builds a respect for each other. Would you say Buddhist temples In Thailand to not feed orphaned Thai fighters? They often feed anyone who comes in who's hungry. Buddhist believe in reincarnation, so to make it short, whatever you do in this life is a stage for your next incarnation of growth. You should know this already. It's to help you on your journey to reach the highest Heaven.. Trayastrimsa*. So in Short.. Everyone has time to perfect themselves, and get better with each life. However you do make good point, one that has been made before. In my humble opinion, I think to study, and, to engage, people as you are doing now, with an open mind, you will find your answers to many things; but not with Martial Artist, because we aren't experts on religion & faith. I think to be reasonable, is the focus of any serious religious person. Life is subjected to phenomenons like, evils, and imperfections; you must fight, to withstand those relative manipulations, from whare noone knows they come. Then you will truly understand, we know nothing about this existence wich we inhabit. (I am not Buddhist btw) I wish you well, and knowledge that leads you to good things.

Warriors like Shaolin monks shouldn't claim to be Buddhists, because Buddhism forbids violence! A primary virtue in Buddhism and other Indian religions is Ahimsa (Non-violence)!

I think will to fight is gratitude to his family. A warm family. he will be a kind person inside even when he grow up. I hope so

@@user-py4og6gs2g If that's what you think, then go to the Shaolin Temple, and enjoy all the pain, rebukes and suffering which they have to go through!

Father is selfish. Why dont He do kung-fu Academy ??

@@imoveisemmatogrossoit’s a dojo not an academy

It varies from child to child, and culture to culture. Mayweather senior put Mayweather Jr through the same thing and that produced another hall of fame boxer for our history books.

But Mayweather Jr. wanted to box. Its different if a parents like "go do this, because I wanted to amd didnt". I mean, your children are not extensions of you, or exist for your bragging rights they should be allowed to find their own talents, not forced into the ones you wish you had but dont. If the kid was really into martial arts and was excited to go thats one thing, but it just seems like hes being a good Chinese boy and obeying his parents regardless of his own wishes.

@@childofcascadia what you describe is basically "acceptable" in Chinese culture though. It's been happening since forever. Infact, I wouldn't be surprised if it happens in many other Asian cultures like in India. The children are only drones/extensions of the family tree/clan. Individuality is not highly valued.

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I disagree, I felt like it was too much at that age, maybe when they were 10 or 12 or early teens, 5 is just brutal

​​@@yaobikuni1349In terms of Qi Qi(1st boy), his mother said he was being spoiled by the grandmother. At 5 years old, the grandmother still feeding him instead of he eat by himself. The parents discussed about one of them quoting their job to take of the son, economically they couldn't so the father decided to send him to Shaolin school. In China, many parents work in cities & only go back hometown to see the children during Chinese New Year. Means grandparents take care of the kids, parents only see their children once a year

These children are forced to do it by their parents and masters. This is 100 percent abuse

Not everything is abuse. Are you american by chance?

@@MelodiaSeiraabuse or not that was summed up pretty well. One thing I noticed is that they kept asking “did you miss me” and not once did they say they missed him. Idk this seems pretty messed up to me a 5 year old is way too young to be put in a situation like this. Let the kids be kids.

Yea they’re influencers on the internet it’s crazy that they seem to be attempting to raise their kids traditionally while living there own life’s in a more modern way. Seems pretty hypocritical. Definitely looks like a cop out to having to raise your kids

@@MelodiaSeira are you inhuman by any chance? what does being "American" have to do with what you say? a lot of people here are from all over the globe and they can recognise abuse than you will ever know. lying to your child and saying "i will come back for you after 5 days" only to come back after a year? scum parents/grandparents that's what they are!! if you can't afford to raise a child, then don't have one in the first place! plain and simple! don't just have one because you are preassured to have one or because you were horny one night then ruing your child's trust for you for a life time!!

​@@Phinaddict305errr the grandma literally said she missed him so much that she couldn't sleep nor eat well. His mom kept saying she missed him?? Was it not translated on the captions or something?

Warriors like Shaolin monks shouldn't claim to be Buddhists, because Buddhism forbids violence! A primary virtue in Buddhism and other Indian religions is Ahimsa (Non-violence)!

Violence??? Do you even know what u saying??? As a shaolin monk do you train to cause violence??? My brother before you post something you should think first😮

@@fabianonam4826 And Buddhism actually forbids that!

Maybe, they couldn't afford to take care of him. Remember, everyone's reality isn't going to be like the bubble most people live in.

I pause this video to find some comments like this. This kid didn’t show any anger and hatred. I believe his has cracked inside. Those lies hurt him so much, he couldn’t admit in front of people, or he didn’t feel safe and be understood with any one or any environment to say it. that even worse. That’s fucked up.

@@brittenyevans1101that is the most lousiest excuse that's been used since the dawn of time. if you can't afford to take care fo a child? why have said child in the first place? because you were horny one night? and the child suffers for a life time because of that? it's still horrible! horrible, horrible, horrible parents is what i say! these children are not warriors, they are not their parents sperm resume, they are children!! and they have feelings and every right to feel betrayed by their parents and grandparents!

Do you get a prize or something for first comment???😂😂😂😂😂

Asians can be good at fake crying so idk

Then more boys would miss their parents 😮👎

Pfff the Spirit of Son Wukong could be in their hearts. Nothing can prepare them for the horror that is Feminism 😂

@@fabolous2006 yes that's why in the west many people are confused about their gender..

Unlike our kids where narcissist personality disorder and other toxic environments are a growning norm, overstimlutated and addicted to their smartphones. No respect or empathy for others.

子非鱼，安知鱼之乐。

I thought shaolin doesn't have a belt system?

Sent u away where?

They're making sales through making themselves as an icon, it require a lot of time and with how competitive the market is, it's just a way to make a living.