Curator Shao Jingfu is a member of Chinese Wushu Association, a member of Xuzhou Wushu Association, a national second-class Wushu referee, a national first-class social sports counselor, a black belt in Taekwondo, a ninth-generation descendant of Seven-Star Mantis Boxing, and the head coach of Wushu Sanda Taekwondo in Xuzhou Youth Palace. Shao Jingfu, who studied martial arts since childhood, studied and practiced mantis boxing under Mr. Cang, a famous calligrapher who was the eighth generation descendant of mantis boxing. From hand shape to footwork, from Xu Li to Xu Li, I practiced diligently and skillfully, forbearing to ask myself, and devoted myself to studying mantis boxing throughout the spring and autumn, which was quite accomplished. Inherited and carried forward the essence of the Seven-Star Mantis Boxing and our unique drills and instruments: mantis knife, mantis sword, mantis crutch, mantis claw, mantis dagger, mantis stick and mantis gun. At the same time, I practiced three-section stick, nine-section whip, spring and autumn broadsword, crescent shovel, double-edged Shuang Bian, Liuhe big gun and so on. Have a unique feeling for soft equipment, big weapons and double blades. In 2006, a paper combining exercises, actual combat and training was awarded the "Gold Award" by the expert judges at the National Wushu School Paper Seminar. In March 2007, he took the four-foot Qingfeng sword "Mantis Sword" to Lianyungang City to participate in the "China Kung Fu King Challenge", and won the first place in the middle-aged group mantis sword after fierce competition. After teaching for more than 20 years, he has trained many outstanding players and made contributions to the development of traditional Chinese Wushu. He has been awarded the honorary titles of "advanced individual" and "advanced collective" by the Municipal Wushu Association and the Municipal Sports Federation for many times.