Jiu-Jitsu, as a traditional part of Chinese culture, seems to have been seen very little in recent years, and although many TV shows promote this art, it will not change the status quo of Jiu-Jitsu.
When it comes to jiu-jitsu, the first thing that comes to mind is Liu Teng, who is known as the queen of Chinese jiu-jitsu, her body and appearance can be said to be very hot, and her performance in jiu-jitsu is also very exciting, she can pose in various poses, and he is also the holder of multiple Guinness World Records.
In fact, in recent years, the word jiu-jitsu seems to have rarely appeared in our ears, and due to the extraordinary difficulty of training, many people are shy away from this traditional art form.
According to Baidu Encyclopedia's introduction to Jiu-Jitsu, this kind of "body art beyond the limit" can be said to subvert many people's cognition, and the rigid requirement of this form of performance is that the actor must have a flexible talent beyond ordinary people.
In many jiu-jitsu performances, we can see that the most intuitive feeling these actors give us is that they are folding their bodies, which can be said to be impossible from the perspective of ordinary people.
For jiu-jitsu actors, they need to exercise their flexibility from an early age, and the best way to exercise flexibility is to tear and pull ligaments, the most intuitive example is splitting.
Those who have practiced dance should know that torn ligaments can be an unbearable pain for anyone, and contortionists need to tear their ligaments repeatedly every day, and the whole process can even last for decades, so you can imagine how horrible the pain they faced.
This is also one of the main reasons why Chinese Jiu-Jitsu has not been able to get rid of the unpopular label, because there are very few people who can persevere under such intense training.
During the Meiji Restoration, Japan borrowed a lot of Chinese culture, including Jiu-Jitsu, and through their integration of various schools of Jiu-Jitsu, Japanese Judo was created with the combined Jiu-Jitsu.
Japanese judo and jiu-jitsu are also very fundamentally different, Chinese jiu-jitsu is a performance demonstration through the flexibility of the body, while Japanese judo has evolved into a competitive sport, through the flexibility of the body, agility and other technical characteristics to fight.
But compared to the two, the feeling of Japanese judo fighting each other is more exciting than that of Chinese jiu-jitsu, so with the popularity of many people, Japan has brought judo to the Olympic stage.
Then Brazil evolved Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu through the understanding of Japanese judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Japanese judo also have essential differences, compared to Japanese judo, which is known for its flexibility, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a new school based on grappling and other techniques, they pay attention to the soft to overcome the rigid, to win with the weak, in essence is a little similar to Chinese Taiji.
Having said that, whether it's Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu or Japanese Judo, their ancestors are all Chinese Jiu-Jitsu, and this cannot be changed no matter what.
Although Chinese Jiu-Jitsu is slightly less well-known than Japan and Brazil, the queen of Chinese Jiu-Jitsu, Liu Teng, still uses amazing performances to show traditional Chinese Jiu-Jitsu to the fullest.
Liu Teng was born in an opera family, she has been strongly influenced by art under the stage since she was a child, and looking at her parents on the stage, she gradually has a certain sense of belonging to the stage.
At the age of five, Liu Teng began to perform on stage with her parents, but as she grew older, Liu Teng did not follow the path of opera, but developed a strong interest in traditional Chinese acrobatic performances, so she was admitted to the acrobatic school in Shandong Province at the age of 8 and officially embarked on her own jiu-jitsu journey.
Since Liu Teng chose this path, her life is destined to be dozens or hundreds of times harder than others, but she has not given up her ideals, but has worked harder.
In 2015, Liu Teng took his lifelong acting skills and walked on the stage of "China Dream Show".
So far, Liu Teng's popularity has been greatly improved, and she has not lost herself in the process of enjoying flowers and applause, but has worked harder, and she has constantly challenged herself to break the world record she has set repeatedly.
It is such a unique girl, in 2017 she appeared on the stage of CCTV's Spring Festival Gala, on the stage of this much-anticipated live broadcast, the pressure on the actors is unprecedented, after all, many viewers are looking forward to the broadcast of the Spring Festival Gala.
And even in such a high-pressure environment, Liu Teng still insisted on challenging herself, on a solemn stage like the Spring Festival Gala, she once again challenged herself, broke her Guinness World Record, and Liu Teng also got the opportunity to become famous.
A few years ago, Liu Teng took a group of photos of Chinese football babies, which showed the world the beauty of Chinese women, and she is also known as the softest woman in the world.
Source: 2017 CCTV Spring Festival Gala of the Year of the Rooster [Citation date: 2017-01-31]
Jiu-Jitsu "Office Story" - Chinese Dream Show
Chinese Jiu-Jitsu Queen Liu Teng appeared on CCTV Spring Festival Gala and has broken the Guinness World Record many times.People's Daily Online [Citation date: 2017-02-5]
Baidu Encyclopedia--Liu Teng