As a kind of literary theme that is sublimated and created within the framework of traditional martial arts, many of the character archetypes of martial arts masters are actually real in the history of chuanwu. For example, Zhang Sanfeng, a Wudang true man in the history of the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, was the founder of the Wudang Sanfeng Sect (also known as the Hidden Immortal Sect). Nowadays, with Zhang Sanfeng's profound Daoist practices and the far-reaching influence of his Neidan thought, the reputation of the Wudang Sanfeng sect is even more famous at home and abroad.
Liao Shi lived
And today Xiaobian wants to talk to you about this Mr. Liao Shizhu, he is the 15th generation disciple of the Wudang Sanfeng Sect. So what about Mr. Liao Shizhu's kung fu attainments? In other words, how high is his kung fu attainment? Next, Xiaobian will give you a careful analysis.
First of all, from the perspective of Liao Shizhu's martial arts resume.
Born in 1966 in Hongcao Town, Shanwei District, Guangdong Province, Mr. Liao shizhu has been passionate about traditional martial arts since he was a child, and in 1979 he practiced various martial arts skills with several famous folk martial artists in his hometown. Subsequently, in 1981, Liao Shi lived and officially began practicing real Wudang Kung Fu with Mr. Lai Kam Tin, a Wudang boxer.
Zhong Yunlong
Since then, in order to learn the authentic Wudang martial arts, Liao Shizhu has gone to Wudang Mountain several times to seek advice from famous teachers, and has successively received instructions from zhong Yunlong Daochang (the 14th generation leader of the Wudang Sanfeng Sect), Chen Shiyu Daochang, Zou QiangDaochang (the 5th generation leader of the Wudang TaixuQuan Sect), Mr. Fu Wenlong (the 3rd generation of the Wudang Fu Family Fist Sect) and many other senior people of the Wudang Daomen Sect.
Zhong Yunlong Dao saw that Master Liao was studying art and sincerity, and finally officially included him under his wing, and he himself naturally became the 15th generation disciple of the Wudang Sanfeng Sect.
Master Liao practiced martial arts extremely weekdays, and with his hard work over the years, he could be said to have done his best to pass on many Wudang skills such as the Bagua Gate, Taiji Gate, Eight Pole Gate, Eight Immortal Gate and Xuanwu Gate, as well as the Wudang Taoist Health Preservation Technique.
Secondly, from the perspective of Liao Shizhu's martial arts career.
After the beginning of kung fu, Liao Shizhu Daochang himself participated in provincial and municipal martial arts competitions several times, and won many awards and honors. For example, at the 2009 Guangdong Wushu Championships held by Liao Shizhuo, he won the first place in the traditional boxing project of the Northern School of Adults with his superb skills.
It is reported that in 2009, Liao Shizhuo Daochang also served as the actor Wu Zhi in the film "Kung Fu Dream" in which the kung fu superstar Jackie Chan participated, as well as the Taijiquan instructor of the actors in the movie, and he himself played the role of Wudang Dao in the film (Liao Shizhuo Daochang and Jackie Chan also cooperated).
In addition, in 2010, Liao Shizhu Daochang was also invited to serve as a mentor for the Wudang Martial Arts "Four Advances" Instructor Training Class in Shiyan City (the tutor team also included 6 brothers Zhong Xueyong, Chen Shiyu, Chen Shixing and Wang Zhiqiang, and Master Zhong Yunlong Daochang, the master of Liao Shizhu Daochang).
In addition, Liao Shizhuo has also served as an important member of the Jingwu Association of the Guangdong Wushu Association, the director of the Wudang Neijiaquan Promotion Center of the Wudang Inner Family Boxing in Panyu District, Guangzhou, and the president of the Guangdong Branch of the Wudang Neijiaquan Association. Moreover, as an international A-level referee, Liao Shizhuo's strength has reached the super high level of Guoshu 6 Dan.
Finally, regarding the topic of Liao Shizhuo's Martial Arts, we will talk about it here for the time being today. I don't know if everyone has any different views on whether Wudang Kung Fu can withstand the test of actual combat, and what are the different opinions? Feel free to leave your own views and opinions below.
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