Zhang Zhijiang, the "Father of the Museum of Martial Arts"
Zhang Zhijiang (1882— 1966) was born in Liulaoren Village, Yanshan County (now Huanghua City). Zhang participated in Beijing zb and cooperated with the Northern Expedition. Zhang attached great importance to martial arts and stipulated that all the Northwest Army must pass four main subjects: boxing, chopping, stabbing and gymnastics. 1928, Zhang Zhijiang established the Central Wushu Museum.
1933 The national Wushu examination was sponsored by the Central Wushu Museum. 1933 and 1936, he led a delegation to Southeast Asia and other places to perform martial arts twice, and the martial arts publicity was fruitful. In the anti-Japanese generals Song, Zhang Zizhong, Fu, Sun Lianzhong and other troops, there are graduates from our library and our school as martial arts instructors to teach officers and men at all levels to kill the Japanese aggressors.
1954 Zhang wrote to Master Mao, hoping to develop martial arts. 1February, 955, leader Mao personally wrote back and invited him to have a discussion. After receiving the letter, Zhang submitted the Proposal on Establishing a National Wushu Organization to the meeting. From 65438 to 0956, Zhang suggested that Marshal He Long establish a national martial arts research institution. Chinese Wushu Association was founded.
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Huo Yuanjia (1868— 19 10), a native of Anletun, Dongguang, Cangzhou, lives in Xiaonanhe Village, Jinghai, Tianjin. Huo Yuanjia synthesized the strengths of various schools and created his own "Fan Trace Boxing", which brought the ancestral boxing to a new peak. Huo Yuanjia advertised in the newspaper, held high the patriotic banner and won without fighting. Later, Huo Yuanjia and his disciples defeated the Japanese samurai. 19 10 in June, Huo Yuanjia established the first sports group in the history of China-Jason Wu Gymnastics Club (the predecessor of Jason Wu Sports Club).
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Wang Wu (1844— 1900), a broadsword, whose real name is Wang Zhengyi, was born in Cangxian County, and he was as famous as Yanzi Li San, Huo Yuanjia and Huang Feihong. Wang Xiayi is very patriotic. He escorted an imperial envoy, Ann Wei Jun, who was dismissed because of direct remonstrance, and was commensurate with Tan Sitong's brothers to teach Tan martial arts.
After the failure of the Reform Movement of 1898, Tan was arrested. After learning about it, Wang contacted people in Wulin extensively and plotted to rescue Tan, but Tan refused. After the beheading of the Six Gentlemen in the Reform Movement of 1898, Wang risked his life to collect Tan's body. 1900, the boxer anti-imperialist patriotic movement rose. Wang led many people to take an active part. After the Qing army besieged the Boxer Rebellion, Wang was arrested because he was outnumbered and was shot by Eight-Nation Alliance soon.
Hero Tong Tong (1879-1963), a native of Ximenli, Cangzhou City, is as famous as Wang Ziping, and is known as "the second outstanding man in Cangzhou". Children combine Mongolian wrestling, ancestral capture and Liuhe boxing, forming a unique children's martial arts. In February1year, Tong won the first place in Liuhe Gate in the national Wushu competition.
Tong Zhongyi hates evil and has a sense of justice. Japanese judo players put on rings in Hongkou, Shanghai. After hearing the news, Tong resolutely resigned from his official position and went to Shanghai to fight, which made the Japanese army run away and dare not go on stage. In order to develop martial arts, Tong set up boxing clubs and wrestling clubs. His book Chinese Wrestling Method was published by Shanghai Commercial Press. After liberation, Mr. Tong Lao still worked tirelessly in the research and teaching of Wushu.
"The King of Strength" Wang Ziping
Wang Ziping (1881-1973), a native of Yihe Street, Cangzhou, was once the deputy director of the Chinese Wushu Association and the chief referee of the first National Games. 19 19, defeated Russian strongman Cantel, who is known as "the strongest man in the world", in Wang Ziping. 192 1, American Sullivan and others were scared away at the Shanghai World Arena. 1923, Wang founded China Wushu Club. 1928 Served as curator of Shaolin Temple in Nanjing Central Martial Arts School, and later served as deputy curator. During the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, Wang Ziping donated artillery. Since then, he has been devoted to excavating the treasure house of China Wushu and promoting it.
Ding Faxiang, a strong iron man
Ding Faxiang (1615-1694), a native of Mengcun, originally lived in Ding Zhuangzi, and later moved to Mengcun Town. Ding is charitable, quiet and introverted, and has the demeanor of a hermit and a gentleman. In the 15th year of Kangxi, two Russian Hercules came to China and set up a challenge in Beijing, treating the descendants of China like dirt, and even wounding several boxers in China. Ding Fei took the stage to answer the phone, and the two men were knocked down after several confrontations. Ding Faxiang defeated his opponents one after another and made great achievements for the country, which excited everyone. Emperor Kangxi was very happy and summoned him to give him an award. Once, princes and ministers gave him a poem tablet.
Lee, the magic gun
Li (1864— 1942) was born in Wangnanliang Village, Shengfo Town, Cangxian County. When Yuan Shikai was training in a small station, Japanese instructors insulted Li as the sick man of East Asia, and Li picked four men with guns. Since then, Li, the "magic gun", has become famous in the world. Russian boxing champion Malotov came to Beijing to set up a game, and the famous martial arts players in Beijing and Tianjin were defeated.
Li took the stage to beat Malov off the court and proclaimed the Golden Buddha as a reward. He was hired by Zhang as the chief martial artist of the three armed forces. In the army, Li defied the Japanese military instructor with his bare hands, broke his shoulder blades and defended his national prestige. Li has not met his opponent for 40 years and has become a master. His disciples Huo Diange, Liu Yunqiao and Li Yuhai are famous at home and abroad.
"Swallow" Guo Changsheng
Guo Changsheng (1896— 1967), a native of Madao Street in Cangzhou City, was called "Guo Yanzi" because Guo Hangquan missed. 1928, Miao Dao was taught in the central martial arts museum. In the first national examination, Miao Dao was ranked in the top 17 with unbeaten record (this 17 people stopped fighting for some reason), so General Feng Yuxiang personally gave Longquan a sword.
Guo compiled and created excellent routines such as Two Miao Dao and Miao Dao into a Gun, and also revised and created routines such as Hanging Boxing and Crazy Magic Rod, which are equivalent to Ma Yingtu. After the July 7th Incident broke out, Guo closed his door for eight years and refused to work for the Japanese troops stationed in Cang.
Wuzhong, the ancestor of octupole
Wu Zhong (1712-1802), a native of Zhuangke Village, Yanshan Mountain, created a new open-door octupole boxing. In the 13th year of Yongzheng, Wuzhong broke into Shaolin alone, with a big gun, and broke into Sanmen. Many hidden weapons were penniless. Paul was hailed as "Wu Shen Gun". Wuzhong once went to Shaolin Temple in Quanzhou, Fujian alone, and broke into Luohantang at night to get a fish whip.
Wu Hou competed with fourteen sons of Emperor Kangxi in marksmanship. The two of them were better at fighting (bamboo weapons with sharp edges and no tips), and fourteen sons were knocked unconscious before they knew it. From time to time, there is a proverb that "from Nanjing to Beijing, cannons count in Wuzhong". Wuzhong spread Bajiquan in Mengcun and made indelible contributions to the development of Wushu.
Kant's first bodyguard, Huo Diange.
Huo Diange (1886 ——1942), a native of Xiaoji village, Nanpi, studied Bajiquan and liuhe gun under Huo Baili system. After walking in the Jianghu, I met many martial arts experts. They all defeated their opponents with superb martial arts, but they didn't hurt their feelings at all. Friends in the Wulin all respect his character and martial arts. 1927, Huo Diange came to Bird (Puyi's residence in Tianjin Japanese Concession) to take the exam. After defeating two Japanese samurai, he was appointed as a martial arts teacher by Puyi. 1932, Huo came to Changchun in the northeast of China with Puyi and began to teach and spread martial arts.