A Shaolin monk has appeared on the Chinese version of Britain's Got Talent - showing off his ability to withstand a kick to the groin.
Yong Hsueh, a practitioner of a rare martial art known as "steel crotch Kung Fu", appeared on the programme on CCTV, China Central Television.
He told the audience: "Steel crotch Kongfu is an ancient art, with roots stretching back to ancient China.
The audience and the judges impressed with the strength of Yong Hsueh. He also offered the audience to kick His ball. Each kicked out, he calmly, looked down and smiled.
"It's a practice to strengthen and protect the male genital organs so there is less chance they are injured or incapacitated in battle."
The audience and the judges impressed with the strength of Yong Hsueh. He also offered the audience to kick His ball. Each kicked out, he calmly, looked down and smiled.
The martial art is divided into hard crotch Kung Fu - and soft crotch Kung Fu.
The monk said the former could only be learned by a student that started in childhood - it involved pushing the testicles into the body where they could not be hurt.
But those who started later in life could still hope to master soft crotch Kung Fu which was also said to be good for improving the man's sex life. Source web.orange.co.uk
