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A rabbit named Fu has an occupation of cooking pancakes in Beijing. He is trained by kung fu master named Laoguanzhu, so he can defeat the master's enemy. Fu, surprised at this discovery, confronts Laoguanzhu; furious at these accusations, Laoguanzhu begins to enlarge until he becomes a giant and devours Tu'er.

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Parents need to know that Legend of Kung Fu Rabbit is a Chinese computer-animated feature that bears one too many similarities to Kung Fu Panda. Predictably enough, there is plenty of kung fu-style violence -- characters fight with swords and machetes, and they punch and kick their way from one scene to the next. This violence is counterbalanced by generous amounts of attempts at physical comedy. There is some name-calling along the order of "butt" and "loser." To stay in the loop on more movies like this, you can sign up for weekly Family Movie Night emails.

Fu (Jon Heder) is a rabbit who enjoys cooking. But when he takes in a poisoned elderly monkey who's a kung fu master, the master, through telepathy, passes along to Fu all his knowledge of kung fu, on the condition that Fu return a magical tablet to his daughter Penny. This leads Fu to Capital City, where he unwittingly takes on a job in a high-stress kitchen and draws the ire of Slash (Michael Clarke Duncan), an evil leader who has taken over Capital City. It's up to Fu to find Penny, find a way to defeat Slash, and realize that he has more kung fu knowledge than he ever dreamed possible.

Kung Fu Rabbit may not be the longest game due to its 60 relatively-short levels. However, the challenges do ramp up pretty fast, and this is what will keep you addicted to its gameplay. Plus, you do get some additional items along your journey that will possibly alleviate the pain. When you visit your dojo, you can equip yourself with some special weapons and even have the ability to get extra chances during your gameplay. The real added benefit is the new costumes for your rabbit along with items that can be used to reveal hidden pathways. These things do add some replay value, especially for you completionists.

The cup is delicate and elegant. Since I planned to make this rabbit cup, I have drawn a lot of drafts including proofing. I have been constantly adjusting and finally decided that the four little rabbits have four different postures of sitting, pitching and jumping. The blue and white material is glazed when drawing the line. Occasionally, the color changes due to the different thickness changes of the material, and the occasional light blue, and the occasional reddish blue make the porcelain more interesting!

The film opens up to a cloudy mountainous valley at night where a kung fu master (a monkey) and his student (a rabbit) are climbing the steps towards a monastery. The student asks if he can have tomorrow off to which his master says if he can catch him, he can. The student, Biggie, attempts to do so but fails. The master is still however pleased with his students efforts. A storm moving in distracts the master while Biggie tries to petition for time off based on how well he's been studying and innovating. His master decides to give him a task that should take some time away from training for him to do. Deliver a message to Penny, and ask that she come home and put the past behind them. Biggie departs to do so and his master is attacked by masked assailants as the storm rolls in. The assailants are under the command of one of his former students, a bear, who poisons him with a hidden nail attack and demands a tablet the old man possesses- in return for a quick death. The master flees and the former student begins searching for the tablet.

That morning in a nearby village an older rabbit, Fu, is making sweet cakes. Fu sells sweet cakes on the street for a living and walking out to do so he trips over the tail of the master who was assaulted the night before. Fu recovers from his fall and noticing the man tries to attend to him. Taking him inside his home Fu looks for some medicine thinking the man to be sick but the master explains he's been poisoned. An old family remedy isn't going to save him. Having not yet trained his newest student in his Kung Fu and having gotten on ill terms with his previous students the master uses chi to transfer his techniques to Fu and tells him to only use Kung Fu for good and not to bully the weak. He tells Fu to go to Peking City, find the Tiger Academy. He tells him to give the tablet he has to Penny, the master's daughter. As Fu tries to explain that he has to sell sweetcakes the master dies. Posthumously Fu promises to do so, to find Penny, and give her the tablet.

At night Fu arrives to Peking, and is overwhelmed by all the city offers. He calls it many different names- Temple City and Capital City among them. Penny and Biggie also arrive there, turns out Penny wasn't at Tiger Academy like her father had thought. She'd gone off to do her own thing beyond the city walls. Her father use to take her to Peking every year and while looking for a souvenir Biggie sees a stall selling ceramic rabbits. He asks if she remembers them and she goes over with happy nostalgia. It's what her father bought for her each year. As she talks about the merchant recognizes her and she's flattered, despite wanting to keep a low profile. The fact that someone else can share a bit of her memory is a good feeling. Fu hears the name with his long rabbit ears and tries to go to where the sound was but is blocked by some bulls marching down the street. Penny meanwhile is informed by the merchant that her father is missing. Turns out after hearing that the merchant has had the two on his mind after hearing the news. He tells her that Slash has proclaimed himself the new master and Penny takes Biggie by the arm and rushes off.

Fu returns to the Academy to do his chores there. Slash has come to better senses, and rehired his right hand. He organizes search efforts to locate Penny and notices Fu. He still doesn't know how Fu knows Penny but after the attack on him- he's more curious than before. Fu, having regained the right to enter the kitchen at some point, learns from the proprietor of the Emperor's Banquet that the academy guards are looking for an assassin who attacked Slash the night before and a little rabbit who helped her escape. Fu starts to speculate that perhaps the people he helped where involved and the proprietor again has to get him to stop yapping so much lest he get himself in danger.

So thanks to Fuchsia Dunlop, whose Chinese regional cookbooks always have at least a few game recipes. I found this dish in her Sichuan cookbook, Land of Plenty. I have modified her recipe to suit wild rabbits, which are smaller, denser and can be a lot tougher than a domestic bunny.

Squirrels will also work really well in this recipe, too. Oh, and if you are skeeved out by eating rabbits and squirrels, you can use chicken as a replacement. But I hope you possess the intestinal fortitude to cook with rabbit.

This film shows that sometimes a simple character that is trustworthy can do the most good. Shifu, a martial arts master, entrusts Fu, a large rabbit, with a tablet to give to his daughter Penny. This will be evidence of her inheritance as Shifu knows his time on Earth is short. Fu has a lot to learn and various characters help along the way, including a small rabbit named Biggie. Shifu has passed his Kung Fu powers on to Fu, but Fu must believe in himself before he can use them to the fullest. And he will need them as a certain evil Panda Bear has his designs on the kingdom and usurping great power.

When the China-set "Kung Fu Panda" came out in 2008, it broke records over there, inspiring the nation's film industry to up its animation game. And now that "Kung Fu Panda 2" is out, China has its own adorable martial arts character: Tu, the kung fu rabbit.

A rabbit named Tu'er has an occupation of cooking pancakes in Beijing. The rabbit is trained by a monkey kung fu master named Laoguanzhu, so he can defeat the master's enemy, a panda named Xiongtianba, who is later revealed that he is a bear. Tu'er surprised at this discovery, confronts Laoguanzhu about the events that occurred. Furious at his accusations Laoguanzhu begins to enlarge until he becomes a giant and then devours Tu'er.

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