If you think back to the old "Kung Fu" TV show the monks lifted a red hot urn to brand their inner forearms with a symbol of their particular style of fighting - and in the process burned out the tendons used to open and close their hands.
No very likely.
Shaolin monks are still around today. if you go to the shaolin monastery in china then you'll see that there are plenty of monks.
The shaolin monks are people who are trained at kung fu they are also buddists
Yes there are. There are monks that train at branches of the shaolin temple in their own country
Shaolin monks live in Shaolin temples. These were traditionally found only in China, but now there are some in other countries, such as the U.S.
In a way. The shaolin temple in china trained the monks living there. Hence they were the shaolin monks not the Buddhist monks. While they both believed in peace and not fighting they were not the same religion.
Shaolin priests are ordained Buddhist monks at the Shaolin Temple in Mt. Song of Henan Province, China. There is a religious class and a martial class of monks. The martial monks are famous throughout the world because they are highly proficient in Chinese boxing.
Yes, Kenshi is a character in "Mortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks." He is a blind martial artist who uses his heightened other senses to fight and has the ability to manipulate telekinesis. In "Shaolin Monks," players can unlock and play as him as they progress through the game.
There are many different styles of kung fu, the Shaolin monks: * Dragon * Tiger * White Crane * Monkey * Cobra
no
Yes, they are known as nuns.
They are vegeterian, maybe vegan!
Yes, Buddhist Shaolin monks are celibate. They are also abstain from eating meat and alcohol. They are also bound not to kill any living creatures.