在文登圣经山的苍翠掩映下，一位瑞士小伙正凝神练拳。身形矫健，出拳如风，一招一式间透着几分螳螂拳的刚猛与灵巧。很难想象，这个打得有模有样的外国青年罗伊克 (Loïc)，才刚来文登不久。

　　罗伊克 (Loïc)从小痴迷中国功夫，听说螳螂拳发源于山东，便毅然跨越万里，前来学艺。“我来这里，就是为了学最正宗的螳螂拳。”罗伊克 (Loïc)说，他计划在此停留三个月，潜心苦练。问起对文登的印象，罗伊克 (Loïc)笑着竖起大拇指：“这里的人特别友善，城市干净又安静，我真的爱上了这里。”

　　Beneath the lush greenery of Wendeng’s Shengjing Mountain, a young Swiss man is practicing his punches with intense focus. His movements are swift, his strikes as quick as the wind, and each posture reveals the strength and agility of Praying Mantis Fist. It is hard to imagine that Loïc, this foreign young man who performs the forms so proficiently, has only just arrived in Wendeng.

　　Loïc has been fascinated by Chinese kung fu since childhood. Upon learning that Praying Mantis Fist originated in Shandong, he made the bold decision to travel thousands of miles to study the art. “I came here to learn the most authentic Praying Mantis Fist,” says Loïc. He plans to stay for three months, devoting himself to intense practice. When asked about his impressions of Wendeng, Loïc gives a thumbs-up with a smile: “The people here are incredibly friendly, and the city is clean and quiet. I’ve truly fallen in love with this place.”

　　（通讯员 王心诺）