Mr. Zhan Bo studied martial arts since childhood. 1957 studied under Mr. Gao Zuxiu Pixun, a master of Wu Pai from the North School, and Tai Ji Chuan, Wu Pai. 1965 officially became an apprentice, and was truly handed down, becoming the fourth generation descendant of Wu style.
After decades of hard study and painstaking research, Mr. Zhan has achieved the perfection of Tai Chi's techniques, management and practice, achieved the combination of static and dynamic, both internal and external training, and comprehensively mastered superb skills such as spinning, grabbing locks, throwing, tendon resistance and back bone. When Mr. Wang compares skills with others, his men are very measured and never hurt others. Losing is convincing. On the one hand, I experienced the ecstasy of Taiji Chuan, on the other hand, I felt thrilling for an instant. Therefore, people will devote themselves to understanding traditional Tai Ji Chuan, spreading Taiji Wushu and cultivating Wushu talents as their lifelong pursuit.
Mr. Wang is not only literate, but also proficient in martial arts. He has profound attainments in traditional Chinese medicine, Yin and Yang studies, five lines of gossip, the Book of Changes, Buddhism and Confucianism. He has made great achievements in Tai Ji Chuan's boxing art and theory. He summed up his decades of martial arts experience, and published "Wu-style Tai Ji Chuan Eight Fitness Methods" (No.10,No. 12, 2003). Originally named "the method of quenching thirst and lowering blood pressure", this achievement method is a unique, simple and effective one created by Mr. Zhan Bo according to the theory of five elements and the idea of combining yin and yang, and according to the basic principles of Tai Ji Chuan. In addition, after 2004, Mr. Zhan Bo published many academic papers in Tai Ji Chuan, such as Tai Ji Chuan's Fitness Mechanism, Quietly in Infinity, and Tai Ji Chuan's Trilogy of Pushing Hands, which made important contributions to Tai Ji Chuan's theoretical construction and dissemination. Teacher Zhan's skills are reasonable, simple and easy to learn, and the effect is obvious, which is deeply loved by the students. On July 1 day, Life Newspaper in Heilongjiang reported Mr. Zhan Bo's skills and life with the title of SHEN WOO Taiji. In addition, Urban Information, New Evening News, Heilongjiang Morning Post, Jiamusi Daily, Harbin Institute of Technology, Family Health News and other newspapers also introduced and publicized Mr. Zhan Bo.
Mr Zhan has been teaching boxing in Harbin since 1960s. He has worked hard for decades, with more than a thousand peaches and plums and disciples all over the country. Friends from the United States, Canada, South Korea, Russia and Southeast Asia also studied with their teachers. Regardless of the severe cold and heat, he insisted on teaching young students of Harbin Institute of Technology to practice Tai Ji Chuan every Monday to Friday morning, explaining the basic essentials and theoretical basis of Tai Ji Chuan's every movement, and tirelessly set an example. His disciples won five gold medals and two silver medals in China Mitsui Cup International and Northeast Invitational Tournament in 2005.
In order to promote the national fitness campaign, attract more people to pay attention to Tai Ji Chuan and love Tai Ji Chuan, Mr. Zhan has served as the referee, consultant and coach of Tai Ji Chuan in Harbin, District, Polytechnic University, Fudan University and Wushu Association since 1970s. In 2002, he raised funds to establish Wu-style Tai Ji Chuan Fitness Club in the north of Harbin as the director and head coach. In 2004, entrusted by Harbin Sports Bureau and Tai Ji Chuan Association, Harbin Wu Tai Ji Chuan Research Association was established and served as its president. In 2005, he served as director and head coach of Harbin Tai Ji Chuan Association. In addition, Mr. Zhan was hired as a member of the Arbitration Commission in 2002 China Northeast Wushu Competition, 2003 and 2004 Harbin Tai Ji Chuan Competition Conference and 2005 Harbin Tai Ji Chuan International Invitational Tournament.
Mr. Zhan is modest and honest, open-minded, generous and selfless, and makes friends with Wulin people. Since 1987, it has received foreign guests and friends in martial arts from the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Russia, Japan, Finland, Hong Kong and other countries and regions, making positive contributions to the promotion of traditional Taiji culture to the world. In particular, in 2004, he received the seventh Niigata Tai Ji Chuan friendly exchange delegation from Japan, and in 2005, he gave lectures and performed Tai Ji Chuan at the seventh Harbin Wushu Tai Ji Chuan delegation Japan friendly exchange conference, which was highly praised by Japanese martial arts circles.
On the road of martial arts, Mr. Zhan, with his consistent enthusiasm, sincerity and persistence, constantly cultivated and carried forward the traditional Tai Ji Chuan culture in China.
The teacher exhibited and learned the traditional Wu Taiji Kung Fu. At that time, Wang Maozhai was the eldest disciple whose father taught in Beijing, and the famous Wu-style "Southern Wu and Northern Wu Wang" in Wulin refers to Wang Maozhai. Julian Waghann was originally from Daguangwu Village, Guo Town, Yexian County, Shandong Province (now Laizhou City, Shandong Province). His successor in his hometown, Xiu Pixun, is an outstanding figure of the third generation of Wu style. Over the years, I have been practicing, researching and popularizing Wu-style Tai Ji Chuan as my lifelong career. From 1984, he was hired by Harbin Institute of Technology as the coach of Tai Ji Chuan, and officially taught art at Harbin Institute of Technology. 1990, Zhanbo was elected as the head coach of Harbin Tai Ji Chuan Association, and he taught Wu Tai Ji Chuan in the association all the year round. The profoundness of traditional Tai Ji Chuan left a deep impression on Zhanbo. In order to better spread his decades of experience in studying and studying Taiji Kung Fu, he devoted himself to improving the methods of teaching and practice. At the same time, he created eight methods of Tai Chi fitness. In this case, he founded Harbin North Tai Ji Chuan Fitness Club and Tai Ji Chuan Research Association and served as the president (later renamed China Taiji Kung Fu). Up to now, there are more than 20 sub-stations near Harbin, which carry out teaching and research activities all the year round and teach hundreds of students every year.
Harbin China Taiji Kung Fu and Fitness Research Association is an organization founded by Zhan Bo, the master of Wu Taiji, to spread and study the traditional Taiji Kung Fu in China and promote scientific fitness activities by using Taiji principles. Established in 1993. The chairman is Zhao, the vice chairman, and all the directors are Mr. Wang's proteges.
Professor Zhan Bo's Wu Tai Chi Kung Fu is a kind of traditional Kung Fu, which has been handed down by several generations of masters, including Quan You, Wang Maozhai and Xiu Pixun. It pays attention to the combination of dynamic and static, internal and external training, the combination of beating and spinning, grasping the lock and falling, fighting the bones and muscles, pinching the tendons and taking the pulse, being flexible everywhere and integrating with the whole body, which fully embodies the profound theoretical system and superb technical foundation of Taiji.
Professor Zhan Bo's Wu Taiji Kung Fu is an advanced martial art which is practiced in various ways for the purpose of actual combat and attack according to the contents and practice methods taught by predecessors. After systematic study and exercise, people can keep their meridians unobstructed and their internal qi filled, effectively improving the functions of various internal organs, thus having magical fitness effects. Practice all the year round, especially from teenagers, can not only make people healthy, but also nourish their temperament and develop their intelligence. Middle-aged and elderly people begin to exercise, which has a significant therapeutic effect on common middle-aged and elderly diseases, such as low back and leg pain, chronic heart disease and hypertension. In recent years, the Eight Methods of Wu's Tai Chi Fitness compiled by Zhan Bo has a significant effect on common chronic diseases, especially diabetes, and has been widely welcomed.
After decades of hard study and painstaking research, Mr. Zhan Bo has reached the perfection of Taiji skills, management and training. He combined modern means to improve the traditional teaching methods, greatly shortening the training time, and his disciples can reach the level of understanding in 3~5 years. Under the organization of the research society, a group of Tai Chi descendants are rapidly becoming talents all over the world. In 2005, Zhanbo was invited to Japan for exchange activities, and his exquisite skills and noble character were respected by Japanese friends. In 2005, in the year of Russia-China Friendship, a group of Russian experts who practiced Tai Ji Chuan went to Harbin Tai Ji Chuan Association for exchanges. After shaking hands with Zhan Bo and his disciples, they experienced the charm of authentic China Kung Fu. After the agreed exchange, they made time to ask for another study and invited Zhan Bo to teach Kung Fu in Russia. In 2005, Mr. Zhan Bo published two sets of teaching CDs, Thirty-seven Styles of Playing by Wu Tai Ji Chuan and Usage of Pushing Hands by Wu Tai Ji Chuan. At the end of 2007, Guangzhou Qiaojiaren Company published four sets of teaching CDs by Mr. Zhan Bo, adding the traditional 84-style boxing frame of Wu Tai Ji Chuan and eight fitness methods of Wu Tai Ji Chuan.
On the morning of every week/kloc-0 ~ 5, Mr. Zhan Bo practices martial arts in front of the Yifu Building in the courtyard of Harbin Institute of Technology, and takes classes in the gymnasium of Harbin Convention and Exhibition Center (at the intersection of Hongqi Street and huanghe road) every Saturday and Sunday, teaching traditional Wu-style Tai Ji Chuan and Wu-style Tai Chi tuishou.