Representatives of Bajiquan

Wang Zhongquan, Li Shuwen, Sun Liangting

In the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, Wang Zhongquan went to Beijing to help his clan brother Wang Zhongshan to poke the pole believers. Wang Zhongquan was a master of the "Five Tiger's Stick" (i.e., Eight Sticks), and he was unrivaled in the Beijing Nine Sticks, and later served as a dart master. Wang Zhongquan was known as the "Divine Stick" in the jianghu, and he was credited with the foundation of Bajiquan in Beijing! Li Shuwen went to Beijing to join his brother Wang after he left the school, and the two brothers became famous in Beijing. Both of them were employed as martial arts instructors of the Qing army. Li Shuwen was hired as a martial arts instructor by Yuan Shikai's Beiyang New Army Training Division in Tianjin, and from then on, he had a relationship with the army, and served as a general instructor in the army for most of his life. Li Shuwen had countless boxing and gun competitions with experts of various disciplines in Tianjin, and was invincible in the battles, which made him known as "Divine Gun Li" in the jianghu. Bajiquan is based in Tianjin, the "divine gun" Li Shuwen's work!

Zhang Jingxing, Wang Zhongquan and Li Shuwen were honored as "Chinese Samurai Association"

In the second year of Xuantong of the Qing Dynasty (1910), Ye Yunwang and Ma Fengtu, members of the Allied Association (Zhang Jingxing's disciples), organized the "Chinese Samurai Association" in Tianjin to unite martial arts people against the Qing Dynasty. They organized the "Chinese Warriors Association" in Tianjin to unite martial arts practitioners against the Qing Dynasty. They were supported by Mr. Li Ruidong, the "Nose Li" of Wuqing, who had a noble personality and excellent martial arts skills and was highly respected in the martial arts world. Mr. Li Ruidong, Mr. Li Cunyi and Mr. Li Shuwen came to Tianjin to found the Samurai Association. Mr. Li Ruidong, the "Nose Li", and Mr. Zhang Jingxing, the "Sharpshooter", had a golden relationship. So led to Zhang Jingxing personally and disciples Wang Zhongquan, Li Shuwen and re-transmitted disciples Zhang Dezhong, Cui Changyou, Zhang Zilin, Huo Dengge, Gao Xichen and so on Tianjin, serving as a Samurai Society instructor. Three generations of grandparents and grandchildren of the art of amazing Samurai Society renowned in Tianjin.

Li Shuwen and Huo Tingge

After 1907, Xu Lanzhou was stationed in Qiqihar by the Qing army, and his subordinates Ren Guodong and Chen Fugui were keen on martial arts. Xu Lanzhou in the Republic of China before the establishment of the rise to the United Nations, in 1914 rose to the Heilongjiang Army Lieutenant General Division Commander, then and Fengtian 27 Division Commander Zhang Zuolin side by side, in 1916 as the Helper of Heilongjiang Province, in 1917 due to the failure of the political struggle in Fengtian defected to Zhang Zuolin, in 1920 was appointed as the three provinces of the Eastern Province of the Office of the Chief of Staff, and then served as the commander-in-chief of the banditry, and so on, until the end of the year 1924 when Fengtian troops to enter the Customs. Li Shuwen traveled all over the world and taught in the Beiyang Army, but he was the only one who had the most affinity with Xu. 1907-1917 Li and his disciple Huo Dengge served as martial arts instructors in Xu's department, and at the same time, Li was also the tutor of General Xu's eldest and second sons, Xu Jiafu and Xu Jialu, and Xu's son was supervised by Xu's son, Li's stepson, Li Calyxtang, and his grandson, Liu Qirui, who was a student of the Martial Arts Boys' apprentice. 1917-1924 Li and Huo were still employed by General Xu in the Fengtian-Fengtian Army. General Li was employed as a martial arts instructor in Fengtian Fengtian Army, and also by Navy Commander Shen Honglie and Rear Admiral Brigadier General Zhang Changwu, etc. After 1920, Li's disciple, Zhang Yuhang, gave his disciples Wei Hong'en, Wei Hongbin, Dong Yi-Qing, Dong Huiting, and Liu Hanzhou to Li for further study. Huo Dengge's disciples Gao Xiangting, Huo Qingyun, Liu Ziming and Bian Tingjie also went to General Xu's troops in Fengtian, and together with the original Xu Jiafu, Xu Jialu, Li Calyxtang and Liu Qirui, they formed a group.

Wang Xi-Qing, the Fist of the Gods

Wang Xi-Qing (1889-1962) was known as the "Fist of the Gods", and was also an important heir of the Baji of the Li Clan of Luotong. Wang was fond of martial arts since he was a child, and first took Du Fengyuan, a disciple of Li Dazhong, as his teacher. Du saw that he was willing to put in hard work and taught him with all his heart. Wang Xiqing's basic skills were so solid that he practiced a set of Baji frame for seven years before learning other fists, weapons, six openings, eight moves and so on. After Du Fengyuan introduced him to Li Guizhang as his teacher, he perfected his skills. Wang Xi-Qing was almost obsessed with martial arts, and he often wasted his sleep and food practicing, which resulted in planting crops and raising livestock and starving donkeys, and as long as he talked about "putting the power (dialect, here refers to martial arts)", he forgot to do the right thing. He traveled eighteen miles to learn martial arts from Luo Tongtong, and practiced boxing back and forth, so the depth of his kung fu could be imagined. He practiced martial arts focusing on practicality and opposing flashiness, the classic language is: "I don't care how famous you are, that is, the Emperor's second master is here, we have to try." "It is better to let someone be killed than to let someone be scared to death." The story of him punishing the unjust for his master's school is rumored to be a good story in the martial arts world (for more information, see the article "Divine Fist Wang Xiquing").

Wang Xiquing's sons, Wang Jinting, Wang Jinqiang, Wang Jinsheng, Wang Jinwu, and Wang Jinhua, all learned martial arts from their father. Wang Jinting taught at the Tangshan National Martial Arts Museum; Wang Jinqiang's kung fu is also very good; Wang Jinsheng is a famous martial arts instructor in Beijing: Wang Jinwu is now running the Eight Extremes Wushu Club in his village, and Wang Jinhua's son participated in the Peking University International Wushu Forum not long ago. Wang Xiqing's heirs also include Li Guiheng, Li Zanzhou, Huang Xiuling and more than 20 others.

Han Huachen, Ma Fengtu, Ma Yingtu pass on the art, exchange of art Shenyang city

Ma Fengtu in Shenyang in the early years of the Republic of China in the revolutionary activities. 1915, invited brother Han Huachen (Huiqing), the second brother Ma Yingtu to go to Shenyang together. Han served as an instructor of martial arts at the Higher Patrol School. Ma Fengtu in Shenyang teaching Bajiquan, split hanging palm at the same time, and the so-called "Guandong three old" Hao Mingjiu, Hu Fengsan, Cheng Dongge Jinlan交, mutual exchange of insights, become a martial arts story. This three brothers with profound martial arts, open-minded, soon became famous in Shenyang city.

HuoDongge served as the last emperor martial arts teacher

The end of 1924, Feng army into the customs, General LiJingLin as governor of Zhili, hired LiShuWen, HuoDongge, etc. for the military generals instructor, and let HuoQingYun as his door disciple. In this way, Li, Huo masters and disciples in Tianjin, hovering in Xu Lanzhou General's residence and General Li Jinglin Regiment. Huo Temple Pavilion also has a "magic gun", a big gun point flies and walls without leaving traces. Huo Temple Court absorbed the immortal high real people of the Terminal South Mountain large frame Taijiquan, Dragon straight gossip, inverted double hooks, gossip sword, mud ball work, palm plate work, taut bow work, etc., to enrich the Eight Extremes of the fist method. 1927 in Xu Lanzhou, Shang Yan Ying's recommendation on the employment of the last emperor Puyi. When the Japanese warriors were not convinced that they had to compete with each other, Huo took his disciple Huo Qingyun to Zhang Yuan to defeat the Japanese warriors. Puyi then hired Huo Dengge as his martial arts teacher, Huo Qingyun, Gao Xiangting, Bian Tingjie, Liu Ziming, Liu Qirui, Liu Jinshan, Wei Hongbin, Bian Tingbin, Li Zikun and so on for personal guards. General Xu Lanzhou founded the Hebei National Martial Arts Museum, specially asked Huo to found Tianjin 35 National Martial Arts Museum location in Hexi District. Huo every Sunday by car to visit the professor, usually by the disciple Liu Ziming on behalf of the teacher. Since Huo opened the school to teach students, many children in Tianjin followed the scholars, and those who became famous were: Zhao Yuting, Lv Wenzui, Xu Yusheng, Sun Yulong, etc. Huo's role as the emperor's martial arts master was a great success. Huo's position as the emperor's martial arts master attracted a lot of visitors from various schools of martial arts, but Huo was not defeated, so his art was amazing in Jinmen. General Li Jinglin, deputy director of the Nanjing National Art Museum, knew that Huo Kung Fu pure art really tried to invite Huo to serve as Shaolin door, Huo because of Puyi's martial arts teacher, unwilling to be hired.

Han Huachen (Huiqing), Ma Yingtu name full of Ning, Shanghai, Hangzhou

In 1926, Ma Fengtu, Ma Yingtu Kunzhong to follow Feng Yuxiang, Yu Youren, Mr. Zhang Zhijiang went to the Northwest, and later Mr. Ma Fengtu living in Lanzhou, Northwest of the Baji Fist, the splitting of the fist is widely disseminated, the achievements of Mr. Ma Fengtu. 1927 Ma Yingtu followed General Zhang Zhijiang to Nanjing, to help prepare for the establishment of the central national martial arts museum, Han Huachen (Huachen), Ma Yingtu and Zhang Zhijiang, who were the deputy director of the National Art Museum in Nanjing. In 1927, Ma Yingtu followed General Zhang Zhijiang to Nanjing, and helped General Zhang to prepare for the establishment of the Central National Art Museum, and Han Huachen was employed as a professor. 1928, the first examination of National Art, Ma Yingtu, Han Huachen, and Han's disciples, Zhao Shude, Li Xueyi, and Zhao Ronglin went to the ring in person, and Han, Ma, and Li were ranked as the top students. Wang Zhongquan's disciples Wang Huacheng, Tian Changtai, Li Shuwen's disciples Liu Yinhu, Meng Xianzhong also participated in the national examination in 28 years. Later Zhao Shude, Meng Xianzhong and Wei Hongbin were employed as instructors of the National Art Center. Zhao Shude and Zhao Ronglin served as instructors of national arts at the Whampoa Military Academy. Han and Ma specialized in presiding over national martial arts competitions, and were the most powerful technical masters in the National Art Museum, and were the pillars of the Central National Art Museum. Bajiquan was listed as a mandatory correction section of the Central National Art Museum, Mr. Han and Mr. Ma's credit also!

Wang Huashun, Wang Huacheng art of Beijing South Langfang Wanzhuang Town

Wang brothers Wanzhuang Town people, the family of solid chivalry. Wang Zhongquan, a "magician", returned to his hometown from Beijing, and when he was sick in Wanzhuang Town, he was rescued by the Wang brothers. Wang Zhongquan was y moved, and he took the two of them as his disciples, and then he passed down a system of Bajiquan. Wang's brothers were y impressed by Wang's true tradition, and Wang Huashun had the reputation of "King of Kung Fu" in the south of Beijing, and Wang Huacheng took the national examination in 1928.

Li Shusen and Li Shuyun taught Bajiquan in Tangshan and Tianjin

Li Shusen and Li Shuyun, the grandsons of Li Dazhong, opened the Bajiquan room in Tangshan and started to teach Bajiquan at the end of 1920's. Tangshan Guoshu Pavilion was formally set up and Bajiquan was widely spread. Li Shusen was known as the "Divine Gun", and his kungfu was pure and his skills were superb, as it was passed down to him by the Li family. Later, he became an instructor at the Tianjin Foreign House Martial Arts Center and became famous in Tianjin.

Ma Fengtu passed down the art of Lanzhou

Mr. Ma Fengtu Haklong refined and sublimated the classical martial arts he had learned, and formed the "Ma's General Preparation" martial arts system, which is based on the essence of "Splitting and Hanging", "Eight Extremes Fist", "Poking and Poking Foot", "Flipping Fist", and "Passing Arms". Mr. Ma has four sons: Yingda, Xianda, Lingda and Mingda, all of whom have inherited their father's martial arts tradition and personality tradition and are active in the contemporary martial arts world. They are active in the contemporary martial arts world. They have spared no effort in their shouting and honoring of the classical traditional martial arts culture. At the same time, they are y critical of the contemporary official "gymnastic martial arts" and the proliferation of folk martial arts mystification, and play a role in clearing up the root cause.

Xu Jiafu and Xu Jialu spread their art in Beijing and Tianjin

In the late 1920s, General Xu Lanzhou founded the North China Martial Arts Center, with Xu Jiafu, Xu Jialu, Li Ciutang and Liu Qirui as instructors, and Li Shuwen as a consultant, and all of their disciples were trained under the tutelage of Xu Jiafu. The Hebei Guoshu Museum trained many students, including Xu's disciples Bao Yousheng, Zhang Shizhong, Wu Yukun, Wang Shaoxian, known as the "four great vajra".

Li Calyx Tang, the second son of Mr. Li Shuwen, was appointed as the instructor of Fengtian Cavalry Brigade in 1922, the instructor of General Li Jinglin's army in 25 years, the instructor of the flagship of the Navy Commander Shen Honglie in 27 years together with his senior brother Wei Hong'en and his nephew Liu ZiMing, the instructor of the Hebei Guoshu Museum and the Shandong Guoshu Museum in 29 years, the instructor of the Hebei Guoshu Museum and the Shandong Guoshu Museum in 1931. In 1931, together with Wan Lai-sheng and Gu Ruzhang, he was employed by He Jian, the president of Hunan Province, to be the chief instructor of Hunan National Martial Arts Center. After the founding of New China, due to "historical problems", he resided in Shaoyang and made a living by bone-setting and massage. He passed on his son Li Zhicheng to Deng Min, Sun Shaoan and Liu Zheqing.

Huodengge, Huo Qingyun uncle and nephew to pass on the art of Northeast

In 1931 Puyi to Changchun to establish the pseudo-Manchukuo, Huo Dengge and a number of disciples accompanied. Puyi continued to let Huo Dengge as his martial arts teacher, Huo Qingyun (nephew is also over the son), Gao Xiangting and other imperial guards. Huo's teachers and disciples in pseudo-Manchukuo period, and Japanese karate, judo, kendo masters, Mongolian wrestling masters for countless competitions, all win. Huo Dengge in Changchun opened to teach disciples include: Qu Yixin, Li Weizhou, Lei Zhenjiang, Huo Qingfeng (son) Li Shunan, Chen Jin

Cai, Yin Qinghe, Song Bishan, Wang Yuhu and so on. Later, Huo Qingyun continued to vigorously spread. late 40s Chen Jinzai, Yin Qinghe transmission of Bajiquan in Shenyang to form a larger scale. After the founding of New China, Bajiquan in Changchun was mainly practiced by Huo Qingyun and Chen Jinzai. Huo Chuan Bajiquan formed a huge scale, in the history of Chinese martial arts occupies a fairly important position, Huo's uncle and nephew's work!

Han Huachen (Huiqing), Li Xueyi, Han Jiequan masters and disciples in Shandong Jinan, Zaozhuang, Qingzhou, Pei, Bengbu.

Han Huachen in the 20's in Zaozhuang Zhongxing coal mine as mine protection brigade leader, accepting disciples Li Xueyi, Zhao Ronglin. Han's son, Jiequan, practiced martial arts with his father and uncle, Zhang Yuhang and Li Shuwen, from a young age, and then went to work with his father in the coal mines of Zaozhuang, Shandong Province. Han Huachen, Han Jiequan and Li Xueyi spread Bajiquan in Zaozhuang area and formed a certain scale. The daughter of Han Jiequan, Han Zhenge (Fengge), inherited her father's skills, and in the 70's, she ranked first in Cangzhou competitions, and Bajiquan was widely disseminated in Zaozhuang area. Li Daoxuan, son of Li Xueyi, widely spread Bajiquan in Zaozhuang and Bengbu area, and his disciples are quite numerous in Bengbu area.

Wei Hong'en and Wei Hongbin spread the art of Qinhuangdao

The Wei brothers, who were born in Luotong village, practiced Bajiquan under the masters of Zhang Yuhang, Han Huachen (Huiqing) and Li Shufen since their childhood, and in the 1920s, the two of them followed Li Shufen and Huo Dengge to travel to Shenyang, Beijing, Tianjin and Shandong, etc. The Wei brothers were appointed to the Qingdao Republican Navy, and were awarded the title of "The Best Fighter of the Republican Navy". Wei Hong'en served as an instructor of the Qingdao Republic of China Navy; in 1929 (18th year of the Republic of China), Wei Hongbin was hired as an instructor of the Nanjing Central Martial Arts Museum. After the outbreak of the War of Resistance, the Wei brothers lived in Qinhuangdao. Famous descendants of the Wei Brothers include Wang Maolin, Li Enyi, Geng Xuesen, Zhu Qingkun, Li Xinwu, Wei Jucheng, Wei Jiuru, and so on. Mr. Wei Hongbin served as vice chairman of the Qinhuangdao Wushu Association after the founding of New China.

Zhang Ziting, Tianjin

Zhang Ziting has been practicing Bajiquan since he was a young boy under the tutelage of Zhang Yuhang, Han Huachen (Huiqing), and Li Shuwen. In Tianjin, he passed on his apprenticeship to Wang Shufang, Chen Xingtai, Li Weizhen, Ye Lianfeng, Wang Hongqing, etc., and had a great influence.

Zhao Shude, Han Jiequan, Dong Yiwen, Meng Xianzhong, Bian Tingjie, Wang Maolin, Huo Qingfeng spread the art of Cangzhou southeast township.

Zhao Shude, Han Jiequan, Dong Yiqing, Dong Yiwen for Han Huachen, Zhang Yuheng, Li Shuwen three masters of the apprentice; Meng Xianzhong for Li Shuwen apprentice (aunt); Bian Tingjie, Huo Qingfeng for Huo Tingge apprentice, son. Zhao Shude, Meng Xianzhong served as the central national martial arts museum instructor, Zhao Shude served as the Whampoa Military Academy national martial arts instructor; Han Jiequan, Dong Yiwen served as *** cadres training institute national martial arts instructor; Bian Tingjie served as the Fengjun instructor, Puyi personal bodyguard; Huo Qingfeng served as a company commander of the national army, technical instructor. All of them had the so-called "historical problems" and were categorized as "four types of molecules". They taught a group of disciples under high pressure for the sake of the continuity of the national martial arts. Zhao Shude passed on Cui Chengyan, Guo Jindong, Guo Jinchan, Wang Haiyi, Zhao Menglin, Zhao Mengchen, Li Guoxin, Guo Zhensheng; Meng Xianzhong passed on his son. ; Han Jiequan passed on Han Zhenge, Han Zhenjiang, Han Zhende; Dong Yiwen passed on Yang Xingzhen, Zhang Zhihuan, Yang Daosheng, Li Enxiang; Bian Tingjie passed on Jia Jinlin, Huo Shuxin, Zhang Enrong, Zhang Qingrong, Zhu Baoliang; Huo Qingfeng passed on his son, Huo Shuxin disciple Li Jinghuan and so on.

Li Zanchen, Li Liangchen brothers in Jinan, Tianjin

(1) Li Zanchen (1911-1995), with Li Guizhang, Li Wancheng father and son to learn. 17 years old to participate in Yanshan Wushu tournament won the first place in 1935 was the Northeast Army, a national martial arts instructor. After the outbreak of the War of Resistance, he went to Jinan to open a school to teach students, and founded the National Martial Arts Society. From 53 years onwards, he participated in many national competitions and won gold medals. Li was the vice-chairman of the Wushu Association in Jinan, and his disciples included Yi Li-Qing, Sun Yuan-Zhong, Song Xue-En, Tian Yan-Bin, and his son Li An-Man. The "Li Family" Bajiquan of Luotong has been spreading in Jinan.

(2) Li Liangchen (1917-1989) studied with Li Guizhang and Li Wancheng and settled in Tianjin in 1950. He taught at the Red Flag Wushu School, Tianta University, and the Nankai Wushu Team. he won the top prize at the Tianjin Wushu Competition in 1953, the Excellence Prize at the Beijing Wushu Competition in 1956, and the First Prize at the Nanning Wushu Observation Meeting in 1979. Li was a member of the Tianjin Wushu Association, chairman of the Bajiquan Research Association, and director of the Hedong District Wushu Museum. His sons Li Yanman and Li Jianman inherited his art.

WANG JIN SHENG TRANSMITS ARTS TO BEIJING

WANG JIN SHENG is a native of Dawangzhuang, and is the son of WANG XIQING. Wang Jinsheng young with his father practicing martial arts, in order to further develop the eight-pole boxing, Jinsheng 18 years old to Tangshan national martial arts museum with Li Dazhong's grandson Li Shusen three years of study, the art of the great success. 1947 to Beijing to make a living, in a martial arts competition caused a sensation in the city of Beijing. 1953 to 1959 all the national and regional martial arts competitions were awarded the first prize, more than 30 medals. On the recommendation of General He Long, Wang became the coach of Beijing Wushu School. Wang spread Bajiquan in Beijing and enrolled more than 40 disciples.

Liu Yunqiao, Li Yuanzhi spread the art of Taiwan Island

Liu Yunqiao Cangzhou set north head of the people, Liu House is known as: "Scholar's House", "General's House", and Nanpi Zhang Zhiwan, Zhang Zhidong House alongside, Cangzhou has: Cangzhou has: "South Pi Zhang, North Head Liu" said. Liu was 8 years old, his father invited the prestigious Li Shuwen as a tutor, Li strict supervision and training for more than 10 years, there is a "small bully" reputation. Liu's many disciples include: Liang Ji-Chi, Xu Ji, Su Yu-Chang, Huang Yi-Nan, Guo Xiao-Bo, Jin Li-Yin, Liu Daxin. (Taiwan) Li Yuanzhi, a native of Cangzhou, is the son-in-law of Tong Zhongyi, a famous martial artist of Liu He and Yan Qing. He practiced Luotong Bajiquan with Han Huachen and Ma Yingtu at the Central Academy of Chinese Martial Arts, which Li claimed to be the best insight of his life. After graduation, he became an instructor in the National Revolutionary Army, where he spread Han and Ma's Bajiquan among the troops, calling it "Juquan".

Hao Hongchang, who taught at the Central National Art Museum in Nanjing and Shanghai

Hao Hongchang originally practiced Bajiquan (Eight Extreme Fist), Split Hanging Palm (Palm) and Erlang Fist (Fist) with his father and was admitted to the Central National Art Museum in 1929, where he studied Bajiquan and Split Hanging Palm (Palm) with General Zhang Changwu, deputy director of the museum, and stayed in the museum as an instructor in 1932 and was appointed to teach at the Second National Art Museum in 1933. In 1932, he stayed in the school as a teacher, and in 1933, Hao won the first place in the unranked tournament in the second national examination. Hao became a pillar of the National Art Museum in the late period with his excellent martial arts skills and was y favored by General Zhang Zhijiang, the director of the museum, and was promoted to the position of provost of the National Art Museum in 1946, and the National Art Museum was disbanded in 1948. He followed General Zhang until his death. In May 1983, Nanchang Wushu Observation Conference, the chief referee Ma Xianda, the General Assembly arbitration Wen Jingming, He Fusheng personally live in front of Hao old residence to visit Hao. Hao adhering to General Zhang Zhijiang national martial arts to strengthen the country and the strong seed of the wish, as the Shanghai Workers Wushu team consultant and chief coach, Shanghai Jingwu Sports Association Wushu team chief coach and coach of the loose hand. 1980 Hao Hongchang teacher re-emerged, inherited Mr. Zhang Zhijiang's wishes, within the limits of his ability to contribute to the cultivation of the next generation of wushu talents, but also to make the central national martial arts museum adapted after the classic forty-eight hard open door eight-pronged to be able to disseminate in Shanghai. He also made it possible to spread the classic 48 Hard Open Door Baji adapted by the Central National Art Center in Shanghai. The main practitioners of Bajiquan in Shanghai are Hao Fengling, Wu Dingguo, Zhang Fuyi, Yan Longxing, Cao Zhicheng, Zhou Quan, Ge Qiang, Wang Weizhi, Wu Yuming, Wu Junyan, Zhou Qingxiang, Chen Enyi, Zhong Weiqi, Zhang Wenqing, Gu Kaiming, Gu Minqin, Teng Kecheng, Pan Zhihe, Zhou Huiben, Liu Changfa, Wu Tiefan, and Yuan Peicheng, and he is also the advisor of Shanghai Workers' Wushu Team. He is also the consultant and chief coach of Shanghai Workers' Wushu Team, chief coach of Shanghai Jingwu Sports Association Wushu Team and coach of Sanshou.

Zhao Ronglin passed on his art to Hunan National Martial Arts Training Institute, the third branch of the Central Whampoa Military Academy, and Wen'an County, Hebei Province

Zhao Ronglin (1908-), a native of Zhao Village, Wen'an County, became Han Huachen's favored disciple at the Zhongxing Coal Mine in Zaozhuang, Shandong Province. With the teacher into the central national martial arts hall. in October 1928, in Nanjing national examination) Zhao stood out. 1929 graduation assigned to Shandong province national martial arts hall as a teacher, succeeded Hunan national martial arts training instructor. at the end of 1939, went to Ruijin, Jiangxi central army officers school (i.e., Whampoa military academy), the third branch, was appointed by Lv Ji as a major instructor of the military academy, teaching for five, six years, sent away four officer graduates. in 1953. Returned to Wenan home farming, his disciples such as Wang Shouzeng, Li Yinping, Hao Zhongxiang, Li Jianguo, Zhang Huanshan, Li Serialian and so on.