New York, USA. 3. August 2017. Alex Richter gibt Unterricht an seine Schüler auf hohem Niveau an seiner Kung Fu-Schule "City Wing Tsun" in New York, Vereinigte Staaten, 12. Juli 2017. In der Stadtmitte von belebten New York City verbirgt sich "City Wing Tsun". Dies ist Alex Richters Kung Fu Schule verfügt wie der Name schon sagt, Wing Tsun, Kampfkunst ein Hong-Kong-Stil. Bildnachweis: Xinhua/Alamy Live-Nachrichten

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• Aufnahmedatum: 3. August 2017
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(170803) -- NEW YORK, Aug. 3, 2017 (Xinhua) -- Alex Richter gives lessons to his high-level students at his Kung Fu school "City Wing Tsun" in New York, the United States, July 12, 2017. Hidden in the midtown of bustling New York City is "City Wing Tsun". This is Alex Richter's Kung Fu school which features, as the name suggests, Wing Tsun, a Hong-Kong style martial art. As a native-born American kid, Richter was hugely influenced by the martial art films star Bruce Lee. His love towards Kung Fu, especially Wing Tsun, which Bruce Lee learned as a teenager, has been with him ever since. Richter started to learn Wing Tsun at the age of 15 in Seattle area in the United States. At age 19, Richter shipped himself to Germany for Wing Tsun training for several years. In 2002, he rented a small dance studio and started his career as a martial art instructor in New York. At the beginning, he had only 15 students. Step by step, he now has over 400 students. "Kung Fu is part of my life now, it influences the way you look at everything, " he said. "It is not only about fist fighting." Richter has also improved his training curriculum to maximize the benefits for all students. He builds up records for all his students. Richter is also documenting the old stories of martial artists, hoping he can get them published in the future. (Xinhua/Wang Ying) (lrz)