The year 2024 marks the 75th anniversary of the People's Republic of China, and it is also a crucial year for achieving the goals and tasks of the 14th Five-Year Plan. Over the past 75 years, China has made tremendous achievements in various fields such as politics, economy and culture, and has become one of the most influential countries in the world. In order to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the birth of the motherland, supervised by the Beijing Giant Danqing Painting and Calligraphy Institute, produced by China Philatelic Art Network, and designed by Jiyi Culture, the large-scale documentary collection stamp album "My Motherland and Me - The 75th Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Republic of China Meritorious Figures of Chinese Contemporary Art" will be officially released for sale.
Wushu is an important part of China's long history and culture, carrying a long history of wisdom and philosophy. It is not only an offensive and defensive technique, but also a way of physical and mental cultivation. As one of the survival skills of the descendants of the Chinese nation, traditional Chinese martial arts have gone through thousands of years of ups and downs along with the development of Chinese history and civilization. Chinese martial arts occupy an important place in Chinese culture and are one of the representatives of traditional Chinese culture.
As a representative of today's Chinese martial arts with strength and image, Wang Yanlong is a rare martial arts all-rounder in China, he has practiced martial arts since childhood, is well versed in traditional kung fu, and at the same time absorbs the essence of modern combat fighting, creating his own unique ring style. In recent years, Wang Yanlong has shone in a number of fighting events at home and abroad, and once knocked out the previous champion "Cold Face Killer" Brad Ramsey in 8 seconds at the MMA World Championships, setting a record for the fastest second kill in the MMA World Championships! In addition to standing alone in the martial arts arena in the ring, Wang Yanlong is also an outstanding martial arts action actor, and is highly appreciated by Jackie Chan, Tang Jili and other giants.
Wang Yanlong is honored to be listed in the stamp album at the age of 30 with two great painters, and he knows that this is a great encouragement: "I know that I still have a long way to go, and I will continue to contribute to this quintessence of the country." For Chinese martial arts, we must not only inherit the fine traditions of advocating martial arts, both civil and military, inclusive, truth-seeking and pragmatism, but also dare to pioneer and innovate in the process of progress. Only in this way can Chinese martial arts, the pearl of Chinese civilization and even world civilization, be more dazzling and shining. ”
Wang Yanlong's life is like a gorgeous kaleidoscope, he not only presented wonderful performances to tens of millions of audiences in the ring and on the screen, but also actively participated in charity and public welfare to help those in need: "Wushu is an important part of Chinese culture, and it has rich meaning and value in culture and art. Through the combination of martial arts and charity, positive energy is transmitted and social harmony and progress are promoted. ”
Prior to this, Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and other kung fu superstars have become stamp figures, and now Wang Yanlong is also following in the footsteps of his predecessors on the list, which may be the arrangement of fate, and it also seems to indicate that Wang Yanlong's future will write a bigger blueprint. As a champion-level athlete, Wang Yanlong has always had a bigger dream in his heart: "My idols are Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan, who introduced the world to Chinese kung fu. I hope not only to challenge the strong in the ring, but also to show the charm of martial arts fighting through movies, the Internet, TV and other platforms like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan, so that the global audience can love and love martial arts, and every corner of the earth can feel the unique charm of Chinese culture. ”