There are 2 ways to do this. You can go to a boarding school in China. Your curriculum would be roll out of bed at 5 am. Jog, stretch, clean the school/do chores around the school, breakfast, academics, martial arts, lunch, 2 hours rest, martial arts, academics, more martial arts, dinner, more martial arts, hit the sack at 9 pm. All classes are in Chinese so hopefully your Chinese is really good. Accommodations if you are a student are 10 kids to a room, you wash your clothes, bedsheets and towels by hand which is OK in the summer not so good in the winter considering that the sinks for washing clothes are outside and often the pipes will freeze and the electric will go out and the blankets there are thin resembling a bedspread more than they do a comforter.
The other way is to enroll in the University of Beijing and take classes there. Again your Chinese better be really good.
Now there are international universities in China that teach all classes in English like this one:
http://www.learn4good.com/great_universi...
You could enroll in classes there and then find a Kung Fu school nearby for your martial arts training.
At any rate if you plan on training in Chinese martial arts in China it is a really good idea to already have a Chinese martial arts background. Trust me it will make your training there a whole lot easier and you just might be able to keep up with what they are teaching. They give a whole new different meaning to training.
Some Kung Fu schools teach Chinese medicine, painting and lion and/or unicorn dancing but i never heard of them teaching math but anything is possible. @Liondancer: You don't know about the Hakka unicorn dance??
Math... At a martial art school? U cray cray
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