Who is the champion of China Wushu?

Wushu is the general name of traditional fighting techniques in China. After the founding of New China, in order to promote Wushu and increase its competitiveness and safety, the State Sports Bureau used the experience of foreign free fighting competitions for reference, increased wrestling skills, and compiled a set of fighting competition rules called Sanda. In recent years, Wushu has developed rapidly in China, so there are many Sanda competitions, such as Henan 1 weekly broadcast, which is a disguised entertainment Sanda competition. Li Mingfeng's unbeaten myth defeated the American opponent three times. Li Mingfeng's name has been taken seriously by the martial arts community since she emerged in the national competition of 1996, but it was those three Sino-American competitions that really made her famous in the world. In the three Sino-American competitions of 1998, 1999 and 2000, Li Mingfeng was the only player who participated in three consecutive competitions, and also the only female player. She defeated different opponents three times and won the championship in succession. Not only did she win the gold belt that marked the champion, but more importantly, she created the myth that China Wushu was invincible, which won a sigh of relief for China boxers, especially China women Wushu athletes. Because of this, Li Mingfeng is called "the first woman in China Sanda". Liu Hailong, Ke Rongliang, Liu Zedong, Chen Weigang, Wang Wenjun, Yu Dayou, Hu Tao, Lin Wanli, Wang Jie and many others you can visit ~ ~