Wushu

Strictly speaking, Po has only received a lot of basic training, and he has not received any special training in boxing. In fact, traditional moves are obviously not suitable for this panda who is 1.88 meters tall and weighs more than 23 kilograms. Master found that in order to make Po a real Dragon Warrior, we must accept Po's innate panda nature and make full use of his characteristics ... including his chubby body. In the end, Po turned shortcomings into strengths and created unique moves. Po is very savvy, so he can always improvise in the battle, and quickly learn new moves, including: no need for Wu-xi Finger Hold, Taiji Chuan, Golden Lotus Clap, Java kick, cooking

Po grew up in a noodle restaurant, and helped his father cook from below, plus his nature was delicious, so, The noodles he cooks are a must. When Po first arrived at the Jade Palace in Kung Fu Panda, he conquered the taste buds of the furious five with several bowls of noodles, but Po still thinks that his craft is not as good as his father's secret recipe-clear soup noodles. In Kung Fu Panda: Thanksgiving Special, Po cooked all the dishes of the "Winter Solstice Banquet" with the help of Wu He, a rabbit, and was praised by Master as "noble", "elegant" and "perfect". Later, he went home and finished the winter solstice noodles for villagers in Heping Valley with his father.

Eat a lot

Po is very greedy. According to him, as long as he is "in a bad mood, he will want to eat". In Kung Fu Panda, he steals peaches from the sacred peach tree, and then searches for food everywhere in the kitchen. He also holds himself up in a "split-fork" posture and eats up the almond biscuits hidden by the golden monkey on the top of the cupboard, but it also makes Master discover Po's martial arts talent. It can be said that Po can do everything "impossible" for food. Master used food as bait to let Po gradually explore his potential and learn martial arts. In the final decisive battle with Dalong, Po also imagined the "Dragon Secret Book" as a pie, and let himself climb the gables as high as tens of feet.