Biography of Jin Yiming

Jin Yiming is a modern martial artist and famous martial arts theorist.

Native of Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province, Jin Yiming practiced martial arts at a young age under the tutelage of famous martial arts masters in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, such as Tang Dengqing, Zen Master Deduan, and Sun Lutang. He is well read in poetry and books, and is good at literature and rhetoric. He has studied Shaolin, Taiji, Xingyi, Bagua and other martial arts, especially Shaolin Boxing and Sun Style Taijiquan. Wushu writings are abundant.

Republic of China nine years (1920) undergraduate in Jinling police school. He was the deputy director of the editorial office of Nanjing Central Martial Arts Center. He wrote a large number of books on martial arts and the basic skills of martial arts to the 72 arts of Shaolin, which not only preserved a large amount of information on martial arts, but also elaborated and explained the essence of martial arts, making a great contribution to the historical transmission of the national traditional martial arts. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he settled in Nanjing. Despite his advanced age, he is still actively engaged in teaching and writing about martial arts.

Ranking of Wushu Masters:

First: Bruce Lee

Reason for the list: his body fat is only 3%, he can kick 6 feet in a second and hit 9 punches, and the muscles in his back are practiced in the shape of a "Christmas tree". With a side kick to break a 90 kilograms of sandbags. Smash 1600 pounds with two clubs. A second can quickly hit nine punches, a punch can make 150 pounds of people fly nearly 6 meters, easily insert the finger into a can of Coke.

Second place: Huo Yuanjia

Reasons for the list: created his own Maze Steps, hanged a Russian Hercules, scared off a British challenger, broke the ribs of a Japanese judo master, and promoted the spirit of Chinese martial arts!

Third place: Muhammad Ali

Reason for listing: original butterfly step, speed is honored, quick reaction, is the most powerful boxer in the heavyweight class at that time, no one.

Fourth place: Muay Thai King Podunk

Reason for the list: Iron leg rigid boxing, had an iron leg kick break three banana trees! In the Chinese boxing world so far unrivaled!