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26/10/2026

Congrats to our athlete Amber and coach Wei to represent The NZ Team for the YOG at Darker 2026. Go Amber, go New Zealand!

🇳🇿BE PART OF HISTORY — HELP AMBER REACH DAKAR 2026!History is being made for New Zealand Wushu.For the first time, Wushu...
22/10/2026

🇳🇿BE PART OF HISTORY — HELP AMBER REACH DAKAR 2026!

History is being made for New Zealand Wushu.
For the first time, Wushu will step onto the Youth Olympic stage at Dakar 2026 — and Amber Jiaxi Zhou has the incredible opportunity to represent New Zealand at this historic moment.

From starting Wushu at just seven years old to years of training, competition, discipline and determination, Amber has worked tirelessly for this opportunity.

Now, she needs our community behind her. ❤

We are raising funds to help support Amber’s journey to Dakar, including travel, accommodation, training and essential competition-related expenses.

Every donation, big or small, makes a difference.

And even if you can’t donate, simply sharing this post can help Amber’s story reach someone who can.

This is more than one athlete’s journey. It is a milestone for New Zealand Wushu and an opportunity to inspire the next generation to dream bigger.

Be part of this historic journey and help Amber take New Zealand Wushu to the Youth Olympic stage.

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Let’s get Amber to Dakar! 🇳🇿

Be part of history! Help Amber Jiaxi Zhou become New Zealand’s first Wushu athlete on the Youth Olympic stage at Dakar 2026.

22/10/2026

🎙️ Get to know Amber Zhou 🇳🇿

Heading to Dakar 2026, Amber is set to become the first New Zealander to compete in Wushu at an Olympic-level event.

Hear her reflect on nine years of training, the people who keep her going, and her hopes for the Youth Olympic Games.

The New Zealand Wushu Development Trust is proud to support her. Watch her story and cheer her on! 💬✨

Wushu Without Boundaries.

21/10/2026

Meet Amber Zhou — dedication in every move, dreams beyond the training floor. ✨
As we look ahead to the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, join the New Zealand Wushu Development Trust in cheering her on!
Wushu Without Boundaries.
Together, move with Wushu. Shine with Wushu Spirit.

08/08/2026
29/07/2026

30 DAYS TO GO! ⏳
Only 30 days until the 2026 “Wushu Heroes” New Zealand Wushu Open Tournament!
📅 22–23 August 2026
📍 Barfoot & Thompson Stadium

Wushu athletes from across New Zealand will come together to compete, connect, and showcase their skills.

Scan the QR code to register now!
We look forward to seeing you at the tournament!

15/03/2026
On March 21, 2026, the first International Tai Chi Day celebration will be held in Auckland, New Zealand. From March 21 ...
21/02/2026

On March 21, 2026, the first International Tai Chi Day celebration will be held in Auckland, New Zealand. From March 21 to March 22, a special Tai Chi competition — the “International Tai Chi Day” Tournament — will also take place.

We sincerely invite distinguished guests and members of all sectors to participate in this celebration and witness the birth and development of International Tai Chi Day.

Let us use Tai Chi as a bridge to promote mutual learning among civilizations.

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization has designated March 21 each year as International Tai Chi Day. This is the first International Day within the United Nations system to be named after a martial arts discipline. It marks the global recognition of the important value of Tai Chi and represents a vivid practice of the Global Civilization Initiative.

On March 21, 2026, the first International Tai Chi Day celebration will be held in Auckland, New Zealand. From March 21 to March 22, a special Tai Chi competition — the “International Tai Chi Day” Tournament — will also take place.

We sincerely invite distinguished guests and members of all sectors to participate in this celebration and witness the birth and development of International Tai Chi Day.

Let us use Tai Chi as a bridge to promote mutual learning among civilizations.

20/01/2026

Our holiday intensive training program, co-hosted with the Zealand Chinese Dance Academy, concluded successfully today.

This program provided a valuable platform for mutual exchange and learning, allowing participants to grow together, inspire each other, and elevate their skills.
A truly successful and rewarding experience for all involved. culture heroes

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