From December 16th to 17th, the "Fight the Huaxia Bowu Cup" Youth Free Fighting Challenge, supported by the Beijing Wushu Sports Association and jointly organized by the LEO Fight Club and the Beijing Hong Kong Fight Club, ended in Chaoyang District, Beijing. During the two-day competition, a total of 304 young fighters from primary and secondary schools, kindergartens, and fight clubs stood out from seven age groups to start the year-end gold belt challenge.
The competition attracted 1,276 young players from Beijing, Hebei, Tianjin and other provinces and cities, of which the oldest was 18 years old and the youngest was less than 6 years old. The bitter cold in Beijing could not stop the enthusiasm of the fighting teenagers, and one contestant said: "Xi martial arts not only strengthens my body, but also sharpens my will, and I will continue to practice." ”
Zheng Kai, co-founder of the event, said that the planning and holding of such youth events is to actively respond to the call of the General Administration of Sports of the People's Republic of China and the Ministry of Education on Issuing Opinions on Deepening the Integration of Sports and Education and Promoting the Healthy Development of Teenagers, and cultivate the sports Xi habits of the new generation of teenagers and their perseverance in the face of setbacks in their growth. "Compared with the professional players in the senior group, the children have no ideological baggage, no fame and fortune, and show a purer love, which is the most valuable thing about sports. Zheng Kai said.
Li Xiaoyu, the chief referee of the competition, said: "Children have been trained and participated in competitions when they are young, which is especially important for children's growth and character development. Children who have experienced combat training and competitions will be more competitive in the fierce social competition in the future. Source: Tournament organizers