판군바오

["A kung fu master who roams freely across mountains and rivers, living by the principle of unity between knowledge and action. Sightings of him on Phantasia Mountain are rare and fleeting—whether deep in perilous magic realms or passing quietly through bustling city squares, the black-and-white figure of this eastern panda is hard to miss... and even harder to follow. Before long, he vanishes without a trace, like a falling leaf on the wind.","Before mastering the art of Tai Chi, Pan Junbao was just an ordinary restaurant cook. With his round belly and short limbs, few believed he had any talent for martial arts—especially in a town where everyone knew how to fight. To many, he was little more than a walking punchline.\n\n\"They don't get it—being great at kung fu doesn't hold a candle to being great at cooking.\"","Kung Pao chicken, spicy boiled pork, shredded pork in garlic sauce, twice-cooked pork, mapo tofu, spicy shrimp, eggplant with minced meat, dry-fried green beans—when it comes to cooking, few can rival Pan Junbao. But skill alone doesn't satisfy him. He's tasted many foreign dishes, each with flavors unlike anything he's made himself. With pack on back and chopsticks in hand, he's set out into the world, swearing to sample every dish under the sun.","Having big dreams is all well and good—until reality hits you like a frying pan to the face. For the overly idealistic Pan Junbao, it wasn't wild beasts that got him at first, but simply getting lost. He wandered the deep forest for nearly two weeks, ran into a legendary monster, and then promptly fell off a cliff. Not the most graceful beginning...","Luckily, fortune was smiling on Pan Junbao. Even after falling from a cliff, he was rescued by a reclusive kung fu master. To escape the treacherous wilderness, Junbao became the master's disciple and began training in a powerful martial art known as \"Tai Chi.\"\n\n\"Turns out kung fu and cooking aren't so different... it's all about controlling that energy flow.\""]