Buddha Boy Conversing with His Rooster

Martial Artists are sometimes unfairly accused of being a bit serious. Well now you can show everyone your humorous side with these Kung Fu Kid Statues! Large selection of Kung Fu Kid in a variety of poses!

Buddha Boy Conversing with His Rooster

What a whimsical scene to watch. These are made of polyresin and are about 3 1/2" x 4".

SHOWING respect to elders is an ingrained tradition in China dating back to ancient times and next Saturday is the day set aside for the whole country to pay tribute to the country's senior citizens. According to the Lunar Calendar, Sunday, October 4 is the date of the annual Chongyang Festival (Double Sun Festival), also known as Elder's Day. Since the 1980s, the Chinese Government has named a day during the festival as the time to honour China's elders, those over 60 years old. The aged population in China now numbers more than 120 million, according to statistics compiled last year. It is the day, the government says, when communities and families should try to do more for the country's "old folks". As usual, on this day, the government and local communities will hold various activities for elders such as free hair-cuts, cultural performances, around-the-city bus trips and health-care consultations. Some of the country's poorer or lonely elders will receive gifts and visits from leaders.