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Welcome to Wuqiao, the Town Where Toddlers Train to Become Acrobats

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Welcome to Wuqiao, the birthplace of Chinese acrobatics, where toddlers leave bystanders in awe with baffling somersaults, jumps, and juggling. Local children start their acrobatics training as early as the age of three with the hope of landing a high profile performance career. Wuqiao is famed as the cradle of Chinese acrobatics, which can be traced back over 1,500 years, and now hosts world famous championships and festivals for acrobatics.

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