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That year, martial arts champion Zhao Changjun was caught in a street conflict and got into an argument with three gangsters, only to be beaten to the ground. This incident surprised everyone, and they felt that Zhao Changjun was really not worthy of his name. However, he faced all this with an optimistic attitude, he said, perhaps because he was too underestimating the enemy.
Zhao Changjun, a senior with deep influence in the field of martial arts, although not as well-known as Jet Li and Donnie Yen, his name is very representative in the Chinese national standard martial arts community. He once joked that he learned martial arts because he had failed miserably in a fight when he was young, and he hoped that he could regain some face by learning martial arts.
The martial arts career that began at the age of 6 made Zhao Changjun firmly believe that he would become a martial arts master in the future. Although his family was not wealthy, his parents decided to send him to a martial arts school in order to study more professionally. Under the guidance of his master Yuan Runsheng, he practiced hard day and night, and finally won the recognition of the provincial martial arts brigade and represented the province in martial arts competitions.
During a provincial competition, Zhao Changjun met his lifelong rival, Jet Li. Although he had many supporters, Jet Li was more famous, and at that time Jet Li was already a small name throughout the country. Jet Li defeated Zhao Changjun and won the championship, becoming the "all-around champion". This defeat frustrated Zhao Changjun, but he did not give up, but trained harder, eager to defeat Jet Li one day.
However, in five consecutive years of competition, Jet Li has always beaten Zhao Changjun to win five consecutive championships. Zhao Changjun's persistence and efforts seem to have been in vain. It was not until 1979, when Jet Li withdrew from the competition due to injury, that Zhao Changjun began to emerge and won the wushu championship for ten consecutive years. But the two martial arts masters never met again in the match, and Zhao Changjun failed to defeat Jet Li as hoped.
Zhao Changjun was approached for the filming of the movie "Shaolin Temple", but he resigned because he was busy with other projects. However, the movie eventually made Jet Li famous and became a famous kung fu superstar. Zhao Changjun regretted it, but he also understood that fate could not be changed. In order to fill his regrets, he stepped into the film and television industry, and although he was not as famous as Jet Li, he achieved outstanding achievements in the martial arts world.
As he grew older, Zhao Changjun gradually faded out of the film and television industry, founded his own martial arts school, and served as a coach. At first, the school didn't go well, losing almost all of the money he had earned from competitions and movies in recent years. But he firmly believes that martial arts is his true love, and he wants to pass it on in his own way. Slowly, the school's condition improved, attracting many students, including Donnie Yen. His school began to recruit international students and spread the martial arts abroad, earning Chinese martial arts more international reputation.
Now, Zhao Changjun has finally realized his dream and carried forward martial arts through unremitting efforts. Despite failing to defeat Jet Li, his efforts were duly rewarded. He is the only ten-time champion in China's national standard wushu industry, and he knows the fate of wushu and has unreservedly dedicated himself to the cause of wushu.
Zhao Changjun's story tells us that no matter how many setbacks we encounter, as long as we persist in pursuing our dreams and make sincere efforts, we will eventually be rewarded. His persistence and love have allowed Chinese martial arts to be spread and recognized around the world, and have won endless honors for Chinese martial arts.
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