Recommendation：

This show is more energetic than "River Dance"
          -Deputy Irish Ambassador to China
Thank you very much! It was great. I enjoyed it very much. Many compliment for the light, the dance, everthing. I hope you come with the show to Holland. I loved the show. It was the best!
          -A Guest from Holland
A colourfur and excellent show, thanks a lot for all the impresing.
           -A Guest from Germany
Very wonderful and a big adventure to watch. Good luck!
          -Nico & Anneke, Holland

The CEO of RedBANG promotions Rurik Nystrom thought it was "simply unique" and many visitors thought it was the unsurpassed show they had seen in China. Mohamed Jaidah, a visitor from Qatar, came to see the show 3 nights running, and thought it was simply "a stunning experience."

The show focuses on a young boy found wondering outside an ancient temple somewhere in China, who dreams of becoming a Kung Fu master. As with all stories, things don't go exactly according to plan. After being taken into the temple the young novice monk called Chun Yi (the pure one) has many temptations to overcome, but through hard work and over time he conquers and finally reaches his sacred goal of enlightenment.

List:
Scene 1 Initiation
The little monk arrives at the temple, and is initiated into the monastry and given the name Chun Yi (the pure one)

Scene 2 Learning
The little monk is studying Zen and Kungfu very hard. Years have gone by, the boy becomes a man.

Scene 3 Casting
After many years of hard training, our monk Chun Yi's body turns to iron.

Scene 4 Illusion
Chun Yi chases the beautiful fairy he has created in his mind, and hence can not continue with his Buddhist practices.

Scene 5 Remorse
The monk Chun Yi loses his way of Buddhist practices, and suffers from great remorse.

Scene 6 Temple Gate
Passing through the temple gate is a glorious ritual for a monk, Chun Yi must accomplish this final task to become a warrior monk.

Scene 7 Epilogue
The old master passes on the stave, and Chun Yi becomes the Abbot.