Who is the real martial arts master in history?

I don't know if you often see IP names such as Yang Luchan and Sun Lutang when you are watching martial arts novels or modern TV dramas. In fact, China's martial arts are extensive and profound, and no one can guarantee it. But today we will introduce 32 real Wulin masters, who really exist among these historical figures! Really incomparable, look! In alphabetical order, but the visibility is slightly different.

32 real martial arts masters in Xu history! Xu's Kung Fu is authentic Shaolin Kung Fu, and his teacher is a wandering monk. Although He Long is a triad family, his martial arts seems to be inferior to his. The following are the most common jokes-of course, some old friends at general parties are also good at drinking. So at the beginning of the banquet, the general announced: "Don't play tricks with three cups, play tricks with flowers and find that one of them is fined a bowl;" After three glasses of wine, let everyone be his most interesting side, Xiu Mi. " At the end of the world, you and I have a drink. A burly general, without following his banquet, drank the third cup of Maotai.

Du Wuxin: The name of martial arts legend, a native of Hunan, once received the teaching and communication of early martial arts, martial arts Jianghu and stock god Xu Daxia, and studied martial arts and artistic skills. Sun Yat-sen, a young man from a Japanese school, joined the League. After Beijing returned to China, 19 1 1 was a college founded by Mr. Song (predecessor of Beijing Forestry University). However, he gave up many career and political opportunities.

We all say that Wan Laisheng, nicknamed the master of nature, was sickly in his early years and later admitted to the National Beijing Forestry University. After graduation, he stayed there to teach. With the famous martial artist Du, he is the so-called master, Du's words and deeds, plus his own practice and learning ability, he naturally has a good understanding. Flexible and agile movements, sudden, fast, accurate and ruthless in the known world. He once participated in the martial arts competition in the Republic of China and won the lightweight Sanda championship. During his stay in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, he served as the head coach of the Central Training Corps in the National Government. Later, he settled in Fujian, taking martial arts and orthopedics as his profession, and served as the chairman of Fujian Wushu Association, an excellent traditional martial arts.