Donnie Yen is a famous martial arts star. Has he ever won a martial arts championship?

Donnie Yen won the American Wushu championship. 1982, Donnie Yen returned to the United States from Beijing to study martial arts, and won the American Wushu championship that year.

Donnie Yen's mother, Ms. Bow Sim Mark, is an international martial artist and Artest's collective boxing teacher. So he practiced martial arts with her since he was a child, and at the same time he got in touch with China's traditional kungfu and Tai Ji Chuan's western boxing, which laid a good foundation for him in traditional martial arts.

1974, Donnie Yen family, age 1 1, immigrated to Boston, USA, and studied various styles of martial arts. 1978 because Donnie Yen was influenced by Bruce Lee and liked free fighting, but his mother was not good at it, he was sent to Beijing Shichahai Sports School for two years' training. Donnie Yen became the first non-Chinese mainland student and won six black belts in Taekwondo at school.

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From 65438 to 0987, Donnie Yen came to Zhao Changjun Wushu College in Xi from the United States, and studied traditional routines with Zhao Changjun, the dean of the college, which laid the foundation for the future traditional Wushu.

1992 was invited by Tsui Hark to star in New Longmen Inn and Huang Feihong Part II: Men Should Strive for Self-improvement, and was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in the Hong Kong Academy Award for Huang Feihong Part II: Men Should Strive for Self-improvement.

1993 starred in Iron Horse and Sue. In the film "New meteor butterfly sword" directed by Mai. He was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in 12 Hong Kong Film Awards for "A Man Should Strive for Self-improvement".

In 2003, Jackie Chan directed the Hollywood work Shanghai Noon 2. In 2003, he did action design for the film "Thousand Machine Changes" and won the 40th Taiwan Golden Horse Award and the 23rd Hong Kong Golden Awards for Best Action Guidance.

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