Zhao Zhu │ Xu Dianlin │ Zhao Zhen │ Qi Guoxiang │ Rong Zhonggen │ Gao Heng │ Wu Yuan │ Wu Wanfu │ Wu Bing │ Wu Dong
Zhao Zhu
Zhao Zhu (?) -1946), male, a native of Zhaojiazhuang, Tang County, Hebei Province, practiced traditional martial arts with local boxers since childhood, and then studied dragon-shaped boxing with fellow boxer Liu Laoxiao as a teacher, and after several years of kung fu, he improved his kung fu and took his opponent lightly every time he encountered a strong hand. He is flesh and blood, and has a strong sense of national justice. On the eve of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, in order to uphold justice, he used the kung fu he had learned to kill three Japanese ronin in a row. After that, he fled to the Jueshan Monastery in Lingqiu, Shanxi, and accepted the monks Xiangjing and Xiangming as disciples. Later, he was invited by Liu Guizhi, a pilgrim of Jueshan Temple and the owner of the Xingergou Coal Mine in Datong, to teach his son to learn dragon-shaped boxing, and after three years, he left the Liu family and was invited home by Datong boxers and rich Xu Dianlin to concentrate on spreading the dragon-shaped boxing art.
Xu Dianlin
Xu Dianlin (1897-1969), male, Datongren, born thin, tough personality but cautious, at the age of 8, he worshiped the four monks of Datong Plum Blossom Boxing as a teacher, learned to practice TongZi Gong, Long Fist, etc., more than ten years of hard work, to adulthood has made great progress. Once, a foreign boxer wanted to practice martial arts with the four monks, and Xu Dianlin took it upon himself to fight with him, winning a battle and knocking the tall foreign boxer to the ground. After Zhao Zhu, the descendant of dragon-shaped fist, came to the same place, Xu was in love with Zhao Zhu's dragon-shaped fist, so he worshiped the teacher again and concentrated on learning dragon-shaped fist. At that time, there were more than ten people following Zhao Zhu, but Xu Dianlin was the hardest, getting up early and greedy, smelling chickens dancing. Twelve years later, he finally got the kung fu and got the true meaning of the dragon-shaped fist. After liberation, he made a career in business and was invited to serve as a referee in the National Wushu Competition.
Zhao Zhen
Zhao Zhen (1926-2012), male, Datongren, learned dragon-shaped boxing under Xu Dianlin in 1954, worked as an accountant in the cooperative store of the Municipal Vegetable Company in 1957, and was transferred to the Qingci Kiln Coal Mine in 1974 as a purchaser. Zhao Zhen began to teach apprentices in 1967, and there were more than ten people who often followed the practice.
Zhao Zhen fist photo
Qi Guoxiang
Qi Guoxiang (1928-2017), male, Datongren, learned Dragon Shaped Fist and its martial arts with Xu Dianlin as a teacher at the age of 28, participated in the Shanxi Provincial Wushu Observation and Exchange Conference in Yuci in 1979, participated in the National Wushu Observation Conference held in Taiyuan, Lanzhou and Xuzhou three times in 1980, 1984 and 1986, won the Performance Excellence Award and the Lion Award, participated in the Shanxi Provincial Wushu Excavation and Finishing Results Reporting Conference in 1984, and served as a member of the first coaching committee of the Datong Wushu Association.
Qi Guoxiang fist photo
Rong Zhonggen
Rong Zhonggen, born in 1950, male, Datongren, Chinese Wushu Liudan, National Wushu Second-level Referee, National Wushu Sports Instructor, Deputy Secretary-General of Datong Wushu Association. Since childhood, he studied the basic skills of martial arts with his father Rong Yongxiu and yang's Taijiquan and Tai Chi Thirteen Styles. In 1958, he visited Xu Dianlin as a teacher to practice dragon-shaped boxing and its exercises. In 1959, with the consent of the master, he studied long boxing for two years with the consent of the master. In 1964, he participated in the Shanxi Provincial Youth Martial Arts Competition and won good results. In 1965, he officially studied Qigong within the Taoist culture of longmen school with his father as a teacher. In 1995, he served as a martial arts instructor at Datong Yunzhong Martial Arts School, and later served as the director of the second counseling station of the Municipal Wushu Association Park, which is the representative descendant of the fourth generation of Dragon Shaped Boxing.
Rong Zhonggen fist photo
Gao Heng
Gao Heng, born in 1944, male, Datongren, learned dragon-shaped boxing with Zhao Zhen in 1967, learned taijiquan sword with Sun Regiment Leader (name unknown) in 1983, participated in provincial and municipal martial arts competitions many times, and won the first place in the elderly group whip, pictogram boxing and so on. While practicing martial arts, Gao Heng is also keen to paint calligraphy and entertain himself.
Back row from left: Wu Bing Mother, Wu Wanfu, Wu Dong in the front row, Wu Bing
Wu Wanfu, born in 1944, male, milk name Yinzhu, member of the Communist Party of China, initially Chinese. Born in Datong, his ancestral home is Shangquan Village, Datong County. His father, Wu Yuan, was the concubine of the famous boxing master Wu Xiang (Wu Tie) in Datong, who was influenced by the martial arts family at an early age, enlisted in the army in his youth, and with a good martial art trained in his youth, he repeatedly made military achievements in the army and received many commendations from the army. After retiring from the army in 1965, he successively worked in Datong Diesel Engine Factory, Datong Vehicle Factory, Datong Rubber Factory, Datong Welcome Hostel, Datong Galaxy Hotel and other units. The level of education is not high, but he loves to write, and has published nearly 300 articles of different styles in more than 20 newspapers across the country under the pseudonyms of YanWen and Zhige. He has successively served as the deputy secretary-general of Datong Wushu Association, the chief technical instructor of Datong Wushu Training Center and the chief coach of Datong Wubing Wushu School, and has trained a large number of martial arts masters, such as Wubing, Wudong, Yu Baoquan, Lang Jianyuan, etc., and has been praised as the head of the martial arts who cultivates champions.
Wu Bing, born in 1966, Datongren, ancestral home of Datong County Shangquan Village, graduated from Beijing Sport University, Chinese martial arts Duan Seven Duan, national referee, senior coach; the 5th generation of two-wing tong back fist. He has successively served as the chief coach of The Wushu Training Center of Datong City, Shanxi Province, the head coach of Wushu Taolu and Sanda of Datong Sports School, the president and head coach of Datong Wubing Wushu School, the head coach of Sanda of the Chengjiao Department of Beijing Sport University, and the wushu professor of Beihai College of Beihang University.
Born in a martial arts family, under the guidance of many famous masters in the martial arts community, he has been diligent in practicing meditation and meditation, and has won 24 martial arts routines and martial arts sanda championships in various domestic and international competitions. He has been engaged in martial arts coaching for decades, and has successively taught in martial arts institutions in Shanxi, Beijing, Guangxi and other places, cultivated many outstanding talents, and has served as a referee for martial arts routines and martial arts sanda competitions at all levels for many times. In 1996, he founded the Wubing Wushu School in Datong City, Shanxi Province, and trained a large number of outstanding martial arts talents, including 116 championships at all levels and various types of martial arts. He has studied more than 3,000 students in China, and has successively taught martial arts practitioners in Australia, Turkey, Canada, the United States, Italy, Malaysia, Northern Ireland and many other countries, making him appreciate the unique charm of Chinese martial arts and carry forward the national essence. Wu Bing has published more than 300 martial arts works in national martial arts professional magazines such as Wudang, Shaolin and Tai Chi, Chinese Martial Arts, Wu Soul, WuLin, Jing Wu, Fighting, Boxing and Fighting, Martial Artist, Wenwu China, Global Kung Fu, etc., including "Straight Talk Sanda King", "Liberation - The Only Way to Sanda", "Dialysis Sanda Superstar Liu Hailong's Success", "Qualities for Excellent Sanda Instructors", "What is Martial Arts?" "What about I am the "nine paragraphs"? Many articles such as "Wushu Bittersweet Talk" and "Xi Wu Worship Master Has a Doorway" have aroused unanimous praise in the industry. In China, there are 22 books in the authoritative Beijing Sport University Press, People's Sports Publishing House, Shanxi Science and Technology Publishing House, Anhui Science and Technology Publishing House and Taiwan Dazhan Publishing House, including martial arts monographs such as "Illustration of Muay Thai Skills", "Complete Book of Martial Arts Injury Prevention", "Essence of Practical Martial Arts Techniques", "Shaolin Zhenmen Fist", "Chinese Drunken Martial Arts", "Chinese Kung Fu - Sanda Series", "Chinese Traditional Martial Arts Top Ten Famous Fist Series" and so on. In the People's Sports Publishing House, China Youth Audio-visual Publishing House, Anhui Science and Technology Publishing House published and distributed 20 VCD and DVD discs for martial arts teaching, and won the National Wushu Prize Essay Award for many times, and won the third prize in the Fifth "National Practical Martial Arts Prize Evidence" Competition in 2004 (note that the first prize is vacant). In 2005, he won the third prize in the "Wudang Cup" National Heavy Gold Draft Competition (the first prize was vacant). In the first wushu summit discussion of "Global Kung Fu" in 2010, he won the Excellent Paper Award with a prize of 30,000 yuan. In the 2013 East China Excellent Science and Technology Book Selection Activity, the China Kung Fu Sanda Series (a total of 3 volumes) was awarded the second prize of the 26th East China Science and Technology Publishing House Excellent Science and Technology Book Award, and was also included in the Dictionary of Contemporary Chinese Martial Artists.
Wu Dong
Wu Dong, born in 1968, Datong people, ancestral home of Datong County, Shangquan Village, Wu Xiang descendants. Professor, Doctor of Education, Doctoral Supervisor, Famous Teacher of Beijing Municipality, Deputy Director of the Wushu Taolu Teaching and Research Office of the Wushu College of Beijing Sport University, National Referee, Training Object of the "Hundred Talents Plan" of the General Administration of Sports, studying at Nippon Sport University. At the age of 6, he learned martial arts with his father, studied Taijiquan, Shape-Meaning Quan, Bagua Quan (palm), Flip Fist, Split Hanging, Tongbei, Poke Foot, Eight Poles and dozens of other fists, and won the international Taijiquan Competition, the first place in the Beijing Sport University Teaching Basic Skills Competition, the Best Teaching Demonstration Award, the Science and Technology Newcomer Award, the first prize of the Teaching Achievement Award of Beijing Sport University, the second prize of the Beijing Teaching Basic Skills Group A, the second prize of the Beijing Teaching Achievements, the first prize of the National and International Martial Arts Papers, etc., "Research on the "One-on-One Unification" Martial Arts Routine Competition Model" In 2015, the National Sports Essay Report will make a keynote speech. Independently set up 6 new courses such as martial arts classic literature guide, tai chi fitness exercise class, traditional martial arts practical self-defense class, etc., and mainly taught the national high-quality video class "History and Culture of Martial Arts". It has trained a number of Martial Arts athletes, national champions and a number of first-class athletes, as well as a number of national and intercontinental Taijiquan and Nanquan champions in Italy, Brazil, Russia and other countries. For many years, he has lectured in the United States, Italy, Greece, Australia, Japan, France, Canada, Chile, Benin, Norway and other countries. He has completed 10 provincial and ministerial projects, and published 17 papers in core journals, the National Sports Science Conference, and the Wushu Paper Report Conference. He has compiled a total of about 2.4 million words of 16 book manuscripts and textbooks. Wrote, demonstrated, and explained 50 teaching videos. He has created 2 sets of national primary and secondary school students' martial arts series gymnastics. Invited by the Central 10, 12, Beijing Satellite TV, Hunan Satellite TV and other media to teach martial arts, reported by People's Daily, China Daily (English). Jack Ma and Jet Li are one of the main creators of the Taiji Zen technology system.
Martial soldier fist photo
(The above text and pictures come from Wang Zhanbin's book "History of Datong Martial Arts", published by China Literature and History Publishing House)