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The 2026 International Wudang Tai Chi Cultural Festival opened in Shiyan, Hubei, on the evening of October 17, drawing martial arts enthusiasts from more than 100 countries and regions to Wudang to experience traditional Chinese culture.

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The 2026 International Wudang Tai Chi Cultural Festival opened in Shiyan, Hubei, on the evening of October 17, drawing martial arts enthusiasts from more than 100 countries and regions to Wudang to experience traditional Chinese culture.

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The 2026 International Wudang Tai Chi Culture Festival opened last night, October 17, in Shiyan, Hubei, attracting martial arts enthusiasts from more than 100 countries and regions worldwide to gather at Wudang and experience the beauty of China's fine traditional culture.
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2026国际武当太极文化节昨晚(10月17日)在湖北十堰开幕,吸引了全球100多个国家和地区的武术爱好者齐聚武当,感受中华优秀传统文化之美。
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