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1. Wang Ziping, "King of the Divine Power" Wang Ziping (1881-1973), a native of Yihe Street, Cangzhou, was the vice chairman of the Chinese Martial Arts Association, and president of the first National Games martial arts watch competition. In 1919, the Russian Herochi Kangtaier, who was claimed to be known as "the world's largest Lishi" in Beijing. In 1921, the Americans Shalvi and others scared away the Americans and others in the Shanghai Wan Guo Arena. 1923, Wang founded China Martial Arts Agency. In 1928, he served as Shaolin Gate, Nanjing Central National Art Museum, and later deputy curator. During the Anti -US aid, Wang Ziping donated artillery. Later, he has been committed to digging the treasure house and popular martial arts of the motherland. 2, Iron Master Ding Faxiang Ding Faxiang (1615-1694), a native of Mengcun, ancestor Dingzhuangzi, and then moved to Mengcun Town. Ding Weiyu is good at handling, quiet and introverted, and the style of hermit gentlemen. In the fifteenth year of Kangxi, two strong priests in Russia came to China and set off the ring in Beijing. Ding Fei should be on the stage, and several photos were overturned to the ground. Ding Faxiang fell to the opponent, for the country's prestige, and inspiring. The Emperor Kangxi was happy and summoned the prize. 3, God Gun Li Shuwen Li Shuwen (1864-1942), Cangxian (now Yanshan) Wang Nanshan Village. When Yuan Shikai trained his soldiers, the Japanese instructor insulting Li Wei was a sick husband of East Asia and was picked up by Li Shuwen. Since then, the "God Gun Li Shuwen" is famous. Russian boxing champion Magov came to Beijing to set up a nap. Li came to the stage to hit Marotov down the ring, and Xu Tong gave the golden Buddha to show the prize. The was hired by Zhang Zuolin as the chief teacher of the Fengjun Army. In the Fengjun army Li Shuwen, Li Shuwen faced the provocation of Japanese instructors, crushed his scapula, and defended Guowei. Li Shuwen walked in the rivers and lakes in 40 years and did not meet the opponents, and became a generation of masters. His disciples Huo Diange, Liu Yunzheng, and Li Yuhai are all named earthquakes. 4, "Swallow" Guo Changsheng Guo Changsheng (1896-1967), a native of Modao Street, Cangzhou City, because Guo Xingquan did not see his hands, he had a gust of wind, so he reputable for "Guo Yanzi". In 1928, Miao Dao, a professor at the Central National Art Museum, in the first national examination, scored in the top seventeenth best records (the seventeen places did not go down again) General Feng Yuxiang Therefore, he gave the Longquan sword. Plashing Guo created excellent routines such as "two -way seedling knife" and "seedling sword into the gun". He also amended with Ma Yingtu to create a routine such as "splitting punch" and "crazy magic stick". After the outbreak of the "July 7th Incident", Guo closed the door for eight years to refuse to do things for the Japanese in Cang. 5, the first ancestor of the eight -pole Wu Zhong Wu Zhong (1712-1802), a native of Zhuangke Village, Yanshan Houzhuang. In the thirteenth year of Yongzheng, Wu Zhong made an independent Shaolin. With a large gun, he made a three -door, many hidden weapons, and he had no body. Wu Zhong also entered the Shaolin Temple of Quanzhou, Fujian, and broke into Luo Hantang at night. The fourteen sons of Emperor Kangxi's fourteen son -in -law test. The two were more artistic with a ravioli (with a sharp bamboo weapon), and the fourteenth son was frowned without knowing it. There is a saying of "Nanjing to Beijing, a big gun, a big shot". Wu Zhong made an indelible contribution to the promotion of martial arts in Mengcun to promote martial arts.
Cangzhou Top Ten Martial Arts celebrities Huo Diange (1886-1942), Nampi Xiaosu Village, Hohen Li Shuwen is a teacher, and systematically learned from Baji Boxing and Liuhe Gun. After walking, he walked with many martial arts masters during the period. He defeated his opponent with superb martial arts, but did not hurt the opponent. Friends in the martial arts world respect their character martial arts. In 1927, Huo Diange came to Zhangyuan (the residence of Puyi in Tianjin and Japan's concession) to take the test and defeated two Japanese warriors. In 1932, Huo Suiyi came to Changchun, Northeast, and opened an apprentice in Changchun to spread martial arts. "Father of the National Museum" Zhang Zhijiang Zhang Zhijiang (1882-1966), fox ginger, Yanyan County stayed with the elderly Zhuang (now Huanghua City). Zhang Shen and Beijing's political change have cooperated with the victory of the Northern Expedition. Zhang attaches great importance to martial arts, and stipulates that all Northwest Army must pass four main subjects through boxing, splitting knife, thorn guns, and gymnastics. In 1928, Zhang Zhijiang founded the Central National Museum. In 1933, he hosted the national surgery examination by the Central National Museum. In 1933 and 1936, he led a group to Southeast Asia and other places to perform martial arts performances, which was effective in propaganda of martial arts. In the anti -Japanese generals Song Zheyuan, Zhang Zizhong, Fu Zuoyi, Sun Lianzhong and other troops, all the museums and graduates of the school served as martial arts instructors and taught officers and soldiers at all levels to kill the Japanese invaders. In 1954, Zhang wrote to Mao Zedong, hoping to develop martial arts. In February 1955, Chairman Mao recovered a letter to the discussion. After receiving the letter, Zhang submitted the "Suggestions on the Establishment of the State Martial Arts Institution" to the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. In 1956, Zhang suggested that Marshal He Long established a national martial arts research institution. At that time, the Chinese Martial Arts Association was established. Heroes Huo Yuanjia Huo Yuanjia (1868-1910), the word Junqing, ancestral native Cangzhou Dongguang Anle Tun, and lives in Xiananhe Village, Jinghai, Tianjin. Huo Yuanjia merged the length of each family and created his own "fascination fist", which made the ancestral boxing art to reach a new peak. Huo Yuanjia published an advertisement on the newspaper, raised the flag of patriotism, and won in the competition. Later, Huo Yuanjia and his disciples defeated the Japanese samurai. In June 1910, Huo Yuanjia established the first sports group in China in Shanghai in Shanghai -Jingwu Gymnastics Association (formerly the body of Jingwu Sports Association). Big Knife Wang Wu Big Dao Wang Wu (1844-1900), the real name Wang Zhengyi, Cangxian people, and the famous martial arts masters such as Swallow Li San, Huo Yuanjia, Huang Feihong. Wang Xiayi is very patriotic. He escorted the Royal Shi An Weijun, who was dismissed because of his straight duty, and taught Tan Wiyi with Tan Yitong's brothers. After the failure of the "Reform Movement", Tan was arrested. After the Wang learned, Wang widely contacted Wu Lin Zhishi, conspired to save Tan, and was rejected by Tan. Later, the "Six Gentlemen of the Wuxu" was beheaded, and Wang took the danger of life to collect the corpse. In 1900, the Boxer Anti -Emperor Patriotic Movement rose. Wang led the people to participate in the active participation. After the Qing army besieged the righteousness, Wang was arrested for being defeated by the widow, and was soon shot by the Allied Forces of the Eight Kingdoms. Haojie Zhongyi Zhongyi (1879-1963), a native of Ximen City, Cangzhou City, the word is a good minister, and he was named "Cangzhou Erjie" with the prince.跤 combined the Mongolian wrestling, ancestral capture and Liuhe boxing method, forming a unique techniques. In the 21st year of the Republic of China, in the national martial arts competition, Zhong Zhongyi won the first place in Liuhemen. Ji Zhongyi is jealous like hatred, full of sense of justice. The Japanese Judo's home settled on the platform of the Haihongkou, and after hearing the news, he resolutely resigned from the official position to go to Shanghai to fight, so that the Japanese did not dare to enter the stage and fled. In order to develop the martial arts cause, Ji Kaijian has a loyalty boxing agency and a loyal wrestling club. The book "China Wrestling Law" was published by the Shanghai Business Press. After liberation, Mr. Wu Lao still tirelessly engaged in the research and teaching of martial arts. "King of the King of Power" Wang Ziping Wang Ziping (1881-1973), a native of Yihe Street, Cangzhou, was the vice chairman of the Chinese Martial Arts Association, and the president of the first National Games martial arts watch. In 1919, the Russian Herochi Kangtaier, who was claimed to be known as "the world's largest Lishi" in Beijing. In 1921, the Americans Shalvi and others scared away the Americans and others in the Shanghai Wan Guo Arena. In 1923, Wang founded China Martial Arts Agency. In 1928, he served as Shaolin Gate, Nanjing Central National Art Museum, and later deputy curator. During the Anti -US aid, Wang Ziping donated artillery. Later, he has been committed to digging the treasure house and popular martial arts of the motherland. The iron man Ding Faxiang Ding Faxiang (1615-1694), a native of Mengcun, ancestor Dingzhuangzi, and then moved to Mengcun Town. Ding Weiyu is good at handling, quiet and introverted, and the style of hermit gentlemen. In the fifteenth year of Kangxi, two strong priests in Russia came to China and set off the ring in Beijing. Ding Fei took the stage on the stage, and a few photos turned the two to the ground. Ding Faxiang fell to the opponent, for the country's prestige, and inspiring. The Emperor Kangxi was happy and summoned the prize. Is Li Shuwen Li Shuwen (1864-1942), Cangxian (now Yanshan) Wang Nanshan Village. When Yuan Shikai trained his soldiers, the Japanese instructor insulting Li Wei was a sick husband of East Asia and was picked up by Li Shuwen. Since then, the "God Gun Li Shuwen" is famous. Russian boxing champion Magov came to Beijing to set up a nap. Li came to the stage to hit Marotov down the ring, and presented the golden Buddha to show the prize. Zhang Zuolin was hired as the head of martial arts of the Fengjun Army. In the Fengjun army Li Shuwen, Li Shuwen faced the provocation of Japanese instructors, crushed his scapula, and defended Guowei. Li Shuwen walked in the rivers and lakes in 40 years and did not meet the opponents, and became a generation of masters. His disciples Huo Diange, Liu Yunzheng, and Li Yuhai are all named earthquakes. "Swallow" Guo Changsheng Guo Changsheng (1896-1967), a native of Modao Street, Cangzhou City, because Guo Xingquan did not see his hands, he had a gust of wind, so he reputable for "Guo Yanzi". In 1928, Miao Dao, a professor at the Central National Art Museum, in the first national examination, scored in the top seventeenth best records (the seventeen places did not go down again) General Feng Yuxiang Therefore, he gave the Longquan sword. Essence Guo Chong created excellent routines such as the "Er Road Miao Sword" and "Miao Dao into the Gun", and also amended with Ma Yingtu to create a routine such as "splitting punch" and "crazy magic stick". After the outbreak of the "July 7th Incident", Guo closed the door for eight years to refuse to do things for the Japanese in Cang. The first ancestor of the eight -pole Wu Zhong Wu Zhong (1712-1802), a native of Zhuangke Village, Yanshan Houzhuang. In the thirteenth year of Yongzheng, Wu Zhong made an independent Shaolin. With a large gun, he made a three -door, many hidden weapons, and he had no body. Wu Zhong also entered the Shaolin Temple of Quanzhou, Fujian, and broke into Luo Hantang at night. Later, Wu Zhong and Emperor Kangxi's fourteen sons were better than testing. The two were more artistic with a ravioli (with a sharp bamboo weapon), and the fourteenth son was frowned without knowing it. There is a saying of "Nanjing to Beijing, a big gun, a big shot". Wu Zhong made an indelible contribution to the promotion of martial arts in Mengcun to promote martial arts. The first bodyguard of Kant
1. Wang Ziping, "King of the Divine Power"
Wang Ziping (1881-1973), a native of Yihe Street, Cangzhou, was the vice chairman of the Chinese Martial Arts Association, and president of the first National Games martial arts watch competition. In 1919, the Russian Herochi Kangtaier, who was claimed to be known as "the world's largest Lishi" in Beijing. In 1921, the Americans Shalvi and others scared away the Americans and others in the Shanghai Wan Guo Arena.
1923, Wang founded China Martial Arts Agency. In 1928, he served as Shaolin Gate, Nanjing Central National Art Museum, and later deputy curator. During the Anti -US aid, Wang Ziping donated artillery. Later, he has been committed to digging the treasure house and popular martial arts of the motherland.
2, Iron Master Ding Faxiang
Ding Faxiang (1615-1694), a native of Mengcun, ancestor Dingzhuangzi, and then moved to Mengcun Town. Ding Weiyu is good at handling, quiet and introverted, and the style of hermit gentlemen. In the fifteenth year of Kangxi, two strong priests in Russia came to China and set off the ring in Beijing.
Ding Fei should be on the stage, and several photos were overturned to the ground. Ding Faxiang fell to the opponent, for the country's prestige, and inspiring. The Emperor Kangxi was happy and summoned the prize.
3, God Gun Li Shuwen
Li Shuwen (1864-1942), Cangxian (now Yanshan) Wang Nanshan Village. When Yuan Shikai trained his soldiers, the Japanese instructor insulting Li Wei was a sick husband of East Asia and was picked up by Li Shuwen. Since then, the "God Gun Li Shuwen" is famous. Russian boxing champion Magov came to Beijing to set up a nap. Li came to the stage to hit Marotov down the ring, and Xu Tong gave the golden Buddha to show the prize.
The was hired by Zhang Zuolin as the chief teacher of the Fengjun Army. In the Fengjun army Li Shuwen, Li Shuwen faced the provocation of Japanese instructors, crushed his scapula, and defended Guowei. Li Shuwen walked in the rivers and lakes in 40 years and did not meet the opponents, and became a generation of masters. His disciples Huo Diange, Liu Yunzheng, and Li Yuhai are all named earthquakes.
4, "Swallow" Guo Changsheng
Guo Changsheng (1896-1967), a native of Modao Street, Cangzhou City, because Guo Xingquan did not see his hands, he had a gust of wind, so he reputable for "Guo Yanzi". In 1928, Miao Dao, a professor at the Central National Art Museum, in the first national examination, scored in the top seventeenth best records (the seventeen places did not go down again) General Feng Yuxiang Therefore, he gave the Longquan sword.
Plashing Guo created excellent routines such as "two -way seedling knife" and "seedling sword into the gun". He also amended with Ma Yingtu to create a routine such as "splitting punch" and "crazy magic stick". After the outbreak of the "July 7th Incident", Guo closed the door for eight years to refuse to do things for the Japanese in Cang.
5, the first ancestor of the eight -pole Wu Zhong
Wu Zhong (1712-1802), a native of Zhuangke Village, Yanshan Houzhuang. In the thirteenth year of Yongzheng, Wu Zhong made an independent Shaolin. With a large gun, he made a three -door, many hidden weapons, and he had no body. Wu Zhong also entered the Shaolin Temple of Quanzhou, Fujian, and broke into Luo Hantang at night.
The fourteen sons of Emperor Kangxi's fourteen son -in -law test. The two were more artistic with a ravioli (with a sharp bamboo weapon), and the fourteenth son was frowned without knowing it. There is a saying of "Nanjing to Beijing, a big gun, a big shot". Wu Zhong made an indelible contribution to the promotion of martial arts in Mengcun to promote martial arts.
Cangzhou Top Ten Martial Arts celebrities
Huo Diange (1886-1942), Nampi Xiaosu Village, Hohen Li Shuwen is a teacher, and systematically learned from Baji Boxing and Liuhe Gun. After walking, he walked with many martial arts masters during the period. He defeated his opponent with superb martial arts, but did not hurt the opponent. Friends in the martial arts world respect their character martial arts. In 1927, Huo Diange came to Zhangyuan (the residence of Puyi in Tianjin and Japan's concession) to take the test and defeated two Japanese warriors. In 1932, Huo Suiyi came to Changchun, Northeast, and opened an apprentice in Changchun to spread martial arts. "Father of the National Museum" Zhang Zhijiang
Zhang Zhijiang (1882-1966), fox ginger, Yanyan County stayed with the elderly Zhuang (now Huanghua City). Zhang Shen and Beijing's political change have cooperated with the victory of the Northern Expedition. Zhang attaches great importance to martial arts, and stipulates that all Northwest Army must pass four main subjects through boxing, splitting knife, thorn guns, and gymnastics. In 1928, Zhang Zhijiang founded the Central National Museum. In 1933, he hosted the national surgery examination by the Central National Museum. In 1933 and 1936, he led a group to Southeast Asia and other places to perform martial arts performances, which was effective in propaganda of martial arts. In the anti -Japanese generals Song Zheyuan, Zhang Zizhong, Fu Zuoyi, Sun Lianzhong and other troops, all the museums and graduates of the school served as martial arts instructors and taught officers and soldiers at all levels to kill the Japanese invaders. In 1954, Zhang wrote to Mao Zedong, hoping to develop martial arts. In February 1955, Chairman Mao recovered a letter to the discussion. After receiving the letter, Zhang submitted the "Suggestions on the Establishment of the State Martial Arts Institution" to the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. In 1956, Zhang suggested that Marshal He Long established a national martial arts research institution. At that time, the Chinese Martial Arts Association was established.
Heroes Huo Yuanjia
Huo Yuanjia (1868-1910), the word Junqing, ancestral native Cangzhou Dongguang Anle Tun, and lives in Xiananhe Village, Jinghai, Tianjin. Huo Yuanjia merged the length of each family and created his own "fascination fist", which made the ancestral boxing art to reach a new peak. Huo Yuanjia published an advertisement on the newspaper, raised the flag of patriotism, and won in the competition. Later, Huo Yuanjia and his disciples defeated the Japanese samurai. In June 1910, Huo Yuanjia established the first sports group in China in Shanghai in Shanghai -Jingwu Gymnastics Association (formerly the body of Jingwu Sports Association).
Big Knife Wang Wu
Big Dao Wang Wu (1844-1900), the real name Wang Zhengyi, Cangxian people, and the famous martial arts masters such as Swallow Li San, Huo Yuanjia, Huang Feihong. Wang Xiayi is very patriotic. He escorted the Royal Shi An Weijun, who was dismissed because of his straight duty, and taught Tan Wiyi with Tan Yitong's brothers. After the failure of the "Reform Movement", Tan was arrested. After the Wang learned, Wang widely contacted Wu Lin Zhishi, conspired to save Tan, and was rejected by Tan. Later, the "Six Gentlemen of the Wuxu" was beheaded, and Wang took the danger of life to collect the corpse. In 1900, the Boxer Anti -Emperor Patriotic Movement rose. Wang led the people to participate in the active participation. After the Qing army besieged the righteousness, Wang was arrested for being defeated by the widow, and was soon shot by the Allied Forces of the Eight Kingdoms. Haojie Zhongyi Zhongyi (1879-1963), a native of Ximen City, Cangzhou City, the word is a good minister, and he was named "Cangzhou Erjie" with the prince.跤 combined the Mongolian wrestling, ancestral capture and Liuhe boxing method, forming a unique techniques. In the 21st year of the Republic of China, in the national martial arts competition, Zhong Zhongyi won the first place in Liuhemen. Ji Zhongyi is jealous like hatred, full of sense of justice. The Japanese Judo's home settled on the platform of the Haihongkou, and after hearing the news, he resolutely resigned from the official position to go to Shanghai to fight, so that the Japanese did not dare to enter the stage and fled. In order to develop the martial arts cause, Ji Kaijian has a loyalty boxing agency and a loyal wrestling club. The book "China Wrestling Law" was published by the Shanghai Business Press. After liberation, Mr. Wu Lao still tirelessly engaged in the research and teaching of martial arts.
"King of the King of Power" Wang Ziping
Wang Ziping (1881-1973), a native of Yihe Street, Cangzhou, was the vice chairman of the Chinese Martial Arts Association, and the president of the first National Games martial arts watch. In 1919, the Russian Herochi Kangtaier, who was claimed to be known as "the world's largest Lishi" in Beijing. In 1921, the Americans Shalvi and others scared away the Americans and others in the Shanghai Wan Guo Arena. In 1923, Wang founded China Martial Arts Agency. In 1928, he served as Shaolin Gate, Nanjing Central National Art Museum, and later deputy curator. During the Anti -US aid, Wang Ziping donated artillery. Later, he has been committed to digging the treasure house and popular martial arts of the motherland.
The iron man Ding Faxiang
Ding Faxiang (1615-1694), a native of Mengcun, ancestor Dingzhuangzi, and then moved to Mengcun Town. Ding Weiyu is good at handling, quiet and introverted, and the style of hermit gentlemen. In the fifteenth year of Kangxi, two strong priests in Russia came to China and set off the ring in Beijing. Ding Fei took the stage on the stage, and a few photos turned the two to the ground. Ding Faxiang fell to the opponent, for the country's prestige, and inspiring. The Emperor Kangxi was happy and summoned the prize.
Is Li Shuwen
Li Shuwen (1864-1942), Cangxian (now Yanshan) Wang Nanshan Village. When Yuan Shikai trained his soldiers, the Japanese instructor insulting Li Wei was a sick husband of East Asia and was picked up by Li Shuwen. Since then, the "God Gun Li Shuwen" is famous. Russian boxing champion Magov came to Beijing to set up a nap. Li came to the stage to hit Marotov down the ring, and presented the golden Buddha to show the prize. Zhang Zuolin was hired as the head of martial arts of the Fengjun Army. In the Fengjun army Li Shuwen, Li Shuwen faced the provocation of Japanese instructors, crushed his scapula, and defended Guowei. Li Shuwen walked in the rivers and lakes in 40 years and did not meet the opponents, and became a generation of masters. His disciples Huo Diange, Liu Yunzheng, and Li Yuhai are all named earthquakes.
"Swallow" Guo Changsheng
Guo Changsheng (1896-1967), a native of Modao Street, Cangzhou City, because Guo Xingquan did not see his hands, he had a gust of wind, so he reputable for "Guo Yanzi". In 1928, Miao Dao, a professor at the Central National Art Museum, in the first national examination, scored in the top seventeenth best records (the seventeen places did not go down again) General Feng Yuxiang Therefore, he gave the Longquan sword. Essence Guo Chong created excellent routines such as the "Er Road Miao Sword" and "Miao Dao into the Gun", and also amended with Ma Yingtu to create a routine such as "splitting punch" and "crazy magic stick". After the outbreak of the "July 7th Incident", Guo closed the door for eight years to refuse to do things for the Japanese in Cang.
The first ancestor of the eight -pole Wu Zhong
Wu Zhong (1712-1802), a native of Zhuangke Village, Yanshan Houzhuang. In the thirteenth year of Yongzheng, Wu Zhong made an independent Shaolin. With a large gun, he made a three -door, many hidden weapons, and he had no body. Wu Zhong also entered the Shaolin Temple of Quanzhou, Fujian, and broke into Luo Hantang at night. Later, Wu Zhong and Emperor Kangxi's fourteen sons were better than testing. The two were more artistic with a ravioli (with a sharp bamboo weapon), and the fourteenth son was frowned without knowing it. There is a saying of "Nanjing to Beijing, a big gun, a big shot". Wu Zhong made an indelible contribution to the promotion of martial arts in Mengcun to promote martial arts.
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