Wooden weapons become a cottage industry

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"We are going to build weaponry in Lin's home, as the couple are both good at it," said Ning Qian, a student at the university.

Making wooden weapons is not just for fun; the items will be sold and bring economic benefits to residents, Ning said.

Zhangkeng village has a 500-year history of traditional kung fu, including hong boxing and lion dancing.

"Considering the follow-up effects of the program, we want to forge the whole village into an IP unit," said Chen Qingjun, a professor and leader of the program.

As it makes full use of local resources, the program is starting to take off. Five local enterprises specializing in equipment for outdoor sports and gear for tourism are coming to the village to gauge the potential business opportunities.

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