In today's fast-paced era, people are always attracted to all kinds of novelties. However, there is one ancient art form that has fascinated and driven countless audiences crazy – and that is Jiu-Jitsu. This traditional art that originated in China is sweeping the world with its unique charm. And when it comes to the best of the Chinese jiu-jitsu scene, the name Liu Teng is definitely resounding.
Liu Teng, a "Jiu-Jitsu Queen" from Huaibei, Anhui Province. From the age of 9, she was sent by her parents to join the art troupe and began to learn jiu-jitsu. The first days were not easy, and having to undergo long stretching sessions every day was undoubtedly a huge test for a little girl.
However, with his innocent love for this ancient art, Liu Teng gritted his teeth and persevered. It didn't take long for even the mentors to be impressed by her talent.
Jiu-Jitsu may seem elegant and graceful, but it is actually very difficult. In order to fiddle with the body in various weird positions, years of hard training are essential.
Liu Teng has never relaxed his self-requirements, and even after his age, he is still obsessed with the world of jiu-jitsu. Years of perseverance have finally paid off with gratifying results - since 2015, Liu Teng has set the Guinness World Record three times, attracting the attention of the world.
The first record was "360-degree body reverse folding". This project has extremely demanding requirements for human flexibility, and ordinary people dare not dream of it. But for Liu Teng, this is just the beginning of her conquest of one "impossible" after another.
The following records of "holding flowers with your waist" and "picking eggs with your feet" made people's jaws fall to the ground completely. When the staff handed her the certificate, Liu Teng was naturally extremely excited, because this honor not only represents a personal honor, but also marks a great improvement in the status of Chinese Jiu-Jitsu culture in the world.
As a professional jiu-jitsu performer, Liu Teng's life can be described as "high intensity" throughout. In order to successfully complete each performance, she had to practice day after day, even enduring old injuries all over her body.
Once, Liu Teng used too much force, causing his body to lose control and slam on the ground, and he fell into a coma on the spot.
But even so, once she recovered from her injury, she still returned to the stage desperately. For Liu, Jiu-Jitsu is not just a career, it's the whole meaning of her existence.
When asked why he is so persistent, Liu Teng once said, "Jiu-Jitsu is everything to me, and I am willing to pay anything for it." Even if one day it does lead to paralysis, I will never regret it!" To outsiders, these words are undoubtedly scary. But it's this insane pursuit of jiu-jitsu that gives birth to such a masterful artistic achievement.
Liu Teng, 36 years old this year, has gradually moved away from people's sight. The relentless overdraft of her body finally cast a shadow in the flower of her life.
But her legend continues to inspire countless successors of the Rou family, igniting their unquenchable passion for this ancient art. It is precisely because of such a group of dreamers that the distant and magical light of Chinese Jiu-Jitsu will eventually shine and never dim.