That Yankee has been studying martial arts in Wudang Mountain 1 1 year. Why did he do it?

In 20 10, an American boy named Jack came to Wudang Mountain, which he had admired for a long time, and worshipped God at the door of Yuan Shimao, the head of Wudang Sanfeng Sect. After that, he stayed in Wudang Mountain 1 1, and grew up from a young boy to a martial arts instructor, a martial arts successor of Wudang Sanfeng School16th generation. Some people may ask, Jack was born on the other side of the ocean, which is different from our culture. Why did he do it? In fact, the reason is very simple, just because Jack, like many male compatriots, has a high passion for martial arts and a dream of kung fu, and is also very interested in the ancient traditional culture of China. This heartfelt hobby prompted him to stay away from home and take root in Wudang Mountain.

Jack is 3 1 year old and his hometown is Kiwani, a small city in Illinois, USA. He has shown his love for China Wushu since he was a child, and he likes kung fu movies starring China action stars. Bruce Lee, Sammo Hung and Jackie Chan are all his favorite martial arts stars. On one occasion, when he was brushing a video online, he saw a video of Yuan Shimao, a Taoist priest sent by Wudang Sanfeng, performing the Eight Immortals stick technique. He was immediately fascinated by this set of kung fu, and soon decided to go to China to study orthodox China Wushu.

20 10 Jack was only 20 years old when he became a descendant of Wudang Kung Fu. After many twists and turns, he finally came to Wudang Mountain, the sect he dreamed of. Here, I started to learn basic skills in the traditional martial arts school of Wudang Mountain. Through hard work, he gradually learned all kinds of Wudang Kung Fu, such as Eight Immortals Stick, Tai Ji Chuan and Xingyiquan. 1 1 years later, he is now a descendant of the authentic Wudang Sanfeng School 16 generation and a coach of Wudang Mountain Martial Arts School. Besides martial arts, Jack is also interested in China traditional culture and Taoist culture, which is not enough. In fact, he likes most cultures in China very much. He has always loved China cuisine, China tea ceremony and traditional musical instruments, and speaks very authentic Mandarin.

Promoting China Culture Out of his love for China culture, Jack has always attached great importance to promoting China's traditional culture to the outside world. He recommended the beauty of Wudang Mountain and Taoist culture to martial arts friends all over the world by live broadcast. He also plans to open a martial arts school in the United States when his kung fu reaches a certain level, so that more people will fall in love with China martial arts and China traditional culture. Jack also gained love in Wudang Mountain. He married a Chinese wife and gave birth to a lovely daughter. The family lives happily in Wudang Mountain. During this period, I took my wife back to the United States, but I wanted to come to China again a few days after I returned home, and I missed China very much.