Kung Fu Rock is a popular form of music and dance that originated in the street culture of Guangdong Province, China. The dance combines kung fu moves with rock music and is often regarded as the new generation of "square dance". In China's squares and parks, you will always see middle-aged and elderly people dancing Kung Fu Rock, enjoying the sweat and the music. Young people, on the other hand, are more likely to show off their kung fu shaking in nightclubs, on campuses or at concerts.
Kung Fu Shake has not only caught fire at home, but also become popular overseas.In 2018, a Chinese boy named Yang Zhikang casually danced a Kung Fu Shake dance on the streets of Australia, which became popular on the Internet in a short time, and became the object of imitation for 1 million netizens around the world. Meanwhile, Kung Fu Shake, an original Chinese cultural industry, has also gone to the overseas market and is being sought after by more and more young people and culture lovers.
While Kung Fu Shake has risen to fame, there has been no shortage of controversy. Some people believe that the movements of Kung Fu Rock are too intense and will bring injuries to the dancers' bodies; others believe that the style of Kung Fu Rock involves the culture of martial arts, which inevitably leads to the sprouting of wrong concepts of martial arts while watching the rock dance from the sidelines. Therefore, many people in the appreciation of kung fu rock, but also a more cautious and scrutinized.