A Chinese child practices Chinese martial arts or kungfu directed by Chen Honglin, a well-known local practitioner, to maintain fitness during the sum

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A Chinese child practices Chinese martial arts or kungfu directed by Chen Honglin, a well-known local practitioner, to maintain fitness during the summer vacation in Cangzhou city, north China's Hebei province, 11 July 2019. As summer vacation starts, various training courses unfold for school children across China. Some children chose to practice Chinese martial arts to maintain fitness.

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