Founder of Jason Wu Tai Ji Chuan.

Li Jingwu (19 12- 1997) is a famous martial artist, qigong master, Chinese medicine master and physiognomy master. A native of Xicun, Yexian County (now Laizhou City), Shandong Province, studied Wu-style Tai Ji Chuan, Bagua Palm, Tongbei Boxing, Heart Liuhe Boxing, Bajiquan Boxing and Chen-style Tai Ji Chuan. In his early years, he studied secret boxing from Liu Ziyuan, but never from his teacher. After studying Tai Ji Chuan, Bagua Palm, Mind Boxing, Tongbei Boxing and Baji Boxing, he studied under Zhao Tiean, Chen Fake, Liang Zhenpu, Zhang Shao, Huang Shihai, Hu, and was proficient in Wu-style and Sun-style Tai Ji Chuan weapons, using Chen-style and Yang-style boxing. In the 1940s, he became famous in Wulin. He is one of the "Five Tiger Generals of Taiji" and once served as the director and leader of the Tai Ji Chuan Research Association of Beijing Taimiao. After the founding of New China, he actively participated in the compilation and promotion of national competition routines, and participated in the compilation and promotion of "24 Simplified Tai Ji Chuan" and "88 Simplified Tai Ji Chuan" organized by the State Sports Commission. He was the first demonstrator of China's simplified Tai Ji Chuan science and education film. In the late 1950s, he faded out of the Wulin and moved to Beidaihe, where he mastered Tai Ji Chuan, Heart Liuhe Boxing, Bagua Palm, Tongbei Boxing, Baji Boxing and Boxing which he learned from Chen and Wu, and created Tai Ji Chuan. Li Jingwu deserves to be the founder of Tai Chi in Jason Wu. Jason Wu Boxing emphasizes the integration of internal strength and boxing, and it is in 18.

Li Jingwu devoted his life to the cause of Tai Ji Chuan, spreading merits and educating people. He is one of the outstanding representatives of Tai Ji Chuan in the 20th century, with tens of thousands of scholars, profound internal skills, exquisite pushing hands and no bad habits of martial arts. His disciples were Li Shujun, Liu Yunkuan, Wang Dayong, Lu Dehe, Xu Xiang, Feng Yijian, Feng Zhiming, Gu Pinghai, Zhang Yuyan, Liu Yafei, Meng, Zuo Zhiqiang, Xiang Guoren, Shan Ying, Lu Yaxi, Mei Mosheng, Yan Fang, Sun Jinxing and his grandson Li Hongshun. His disciple, Master Yan Fang, carried forward Tai Chi in order to "inherit the classic wisdom" and established a project for Tai Ji Chuan, Jason Wu. He has made great contributions to the promotion of Tai Ji Chuan in Jason Wu.