1. Li Yili, a master of martial arts in China, 1924, a native of Vu Thang, Sichuan. He used to be a first-class martial arts coach and a first-class national referee. He used to be a member of Chinese Wushu Association, a member of the Standing Committee of Sichuan Wushu Association, a member of Sichuan Wushu Association and a vice chairman of Chongqing Wushu Association. When I was a child, I learned from my father the closed-door boxing equipment, and later I learned from Da, Xiao Hong and Yan Qing. From 65438 to 0937, he entered the Chongqing National Martial Arts Museum and studied under Zheng Huaixian, Zhu Guozhen and Zhu. Systematically learn all kinds of traditional boxing equipment, sparring routines and competitive events, and be good at Tai Ji Chuan, Xingyiquan, Bagua Palm, Lock Mouth Gun, Xingyiquan, Taiji Duijian, etc. 1940 After graduating from the training course for ethnic education teachers in the 11th administrative region of Sichuan Province, he engaged in martial arts and medical practice, and worked as a coach of Chongqing Wushu Museum, a teacher of Chongqing YMCA Open-air Wushu School Park Branch, and a director of academic affairs. After the liberation of Chongqing, after practicing medicine, he engaged in amateur martial arts teaching and training in downtown areas. 1953 Participated in the National Ethnic Sports Competition Conference and won the Excellence Award for his performances of locking guns, steel fists and swords. 1954 used to be a member of Wushu research and arrangement group of Southwest Branch of All-China Sports Federation. 65438-0956 was elected as a member of Chinese Wushu Association. 1957 was elected as the director of Chongqing Wushu Association, and won the third prize of Wushu in the judging meeting of Wushu observation in archery championship in the same year. 65438-0958 participated in the training of Sichuan Wushu Team. Since 1959, he has served as a martial arts teacher and head teacher of Chengdu Institute of Physical Education, a martial arts coach and teaching leader of Chongqing Amateur Chess and Card Martial Arts School, Datianwan Amateur Sports School and the Counseling Station of the Municipal Sports Technology Center, and has served as a coach and leader of Sichuan-Chongqing Wushu Team for many times, and achieved good results. 65438-0983 Deputy Head of Sichuan Wushu Excavation and Arrangement Group. 1984 was awarded as the national advanced worker in the excavation and arrangement of Wushu heritage, 1985 as the national excellent referee, and 1986 as the honorary consultant of Chongqing Wushu Hall. 1992 was awarded honorary member of Chinese Wushu Association. 1995 was selected as "Top 100 Wushu in China" in China by Chinese Wushu Association and Wushu Management Center of State Sports Commission.
After graduating from college, Mr. Wu was assigned to work in Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province. After arriving in Taiyuan, he and his husband toured the south and north of Shanxi, and visited senior celebrities such as Shen, Li, Li and Li for advice. Teacher Wu's solid basic skills, modesty, eagerness to learn, and aboveboard personality touched these senior experts and gave them the secret skills of xingyimen. With the help of friends in Shanxi Wushu circle, Mr. Wu traced the origin of cars and the schools spread by Guo and Dai Jiazu in Xingyiquan, and made a lot of searching and sorting. He also extensively studied many other schools of boxing equipment, and gradually integrated many martial arts schools, and his technology became more and more mature.
From 65438 to 0978, Mr. Wu was introduced to the famous Italian boxing master in Beijing, and they hit it off at first sight. Mr. Wu is younger than Mr. Yao in age and qualifications, so he lets Mr. Yao test himself. Mr Yao attacked Mr Wu three times with his Italian fist. Mr. Yao saw that Mr. Wu had a profound skill, so he asked Mr. Wu to try his hand. Mr. Wu refused and joined hands with Mr. Yao. Mr. Yao was very surprised and praised: "Your Italian boxing (unlike others) is different!" Mr. Wu said with a smile, "both form and meaning are stiff first and then soft." In the end, it is both rigid and soft. " Mr. Yao smiled and nodded, so he and Mr. Wu Xian became friends who forgot the year. Mr. Yao is a well-versed Gong Zhuang in Rieter's family.
Deeply inspired, he fought with all walks of life for more than a thousand times in his life, with few defeats, and gained a high reputation in China. With the help of Mr. Yao, Mr. Wu's continuous strength and round strength have been greatly improved. At the request of Mr. Yao, Mr. Wu also consulted his martial arts monograph. Mr Yao's brother Mr Shi Peng introduced him to Mr Wu when he entered Sichuan. Mr Yao and Mr Orr are giants in Italian boxing. They have been in contact with Mr. Wu for more than ten years, and they discussed the true meaning of martial arts together, which was passed down as a much-told story. They not only helped Mr. Wu improve his energy quality, but also promoted his martial arts theory to a higher level.
Mr. Wu's excellent martial arts has been recognized by the martial arts community. He not only won two gold medals in Tai Ji Chuan, Sichuan Province, but also was designated as a demonstration performance in the national Wushu competition. Watching Mr. Wu's boxing is completely an artistic enjoyment, and I only feel like a dragon roaming in the air, turning thousands of times and flowing. On the surface, it is soothing, mellow and soft, but inside it is firm and stiff. Slow to the square is fast. When it is close to a circle, it is difficult to see where the connection is, such as an endless circle. The whole process was full of enthusiasm and achieved in one go. It's amazing. Mr. Wu's moral character is noble, and he is enthusiastic about the promotion and dissemination of China Wushu. Now, although Mr. Wu is over 70 years old, he is still hale and hearty. He is currently employed as the coach of Wushu Association of Sichuan University, and teaches Sun Shi Tai Ji Chuan, Xingyiquan, Baguazhang and Bajiquan in West China Campus of Sichuan University (formerly West China University of Medical Sciences) on a voluntary basis. He treats students equally and teaches students in accordance with their aptitude, which is deeply loved and respected by young students.
3.Xi Yuntai:193565438+February, born in Tangshan City, Hebei Province. The first graduates of the Central Institute of Physical Education (now Beijing Sport University) were assigned to work in Chengdu Institute of Physical Education from 65438 to 0955 until 2000. They were visiting professors of Wushu in Wuhan Institute of Physical Education and PLA Institute of Physical Education. He studied under the famous martial artists Professor Zhang Wenguang and Professor Zheng Huaixian, and served as the director of Wushu teaching and research department, director of Wushu department and deputy director of scientific research department of Chengdu Institute of Physical Education. He is a director of China Sports Science Association, a standing member of Chinese Wushu Association, a standing member of Chinese Wushu Association, a deputy director of China Wushu Research Committee, a vice chairman of Sichuan and Chengdu Wushu Associations, and a member of the Teaching Steering Committee of the State Education Commission. It has trained dozens of graduate students and world Asian and national champions. Among them, the champion of the first World Fighting Competition 1 person, the world champion of the International Wushu Invitational Tournament 7, the Asian champion 2, the runner-up 1 person, and the national champion and runner-up1person. His monographs include "History of China Wushu" and "China Wushu-China Wushu Sanshou Essence", which are the first works of New China. He used to be the deputy editor-in-chief of China Wushu Encyclopedia, the deputy director of China Wushu Encyclopedia Compilation Committee and the deputy editor-in-chief of China Wushu Dictionary. Since 1962, he has participated in the compilation of Wushu textbooks in national sports colleges five times. He has won the special prize of the State Education Commission, the first prize of excellent teaching materials and the first prize of the State Sports Commission twice. 1988 won the National Wushu Contribution Award. 1992 Enjoy special state allowance. 1995 was rated as an advanced worker of China Sports Science Society, and was elected as one of the top ten professors of contemporary China Wushu in the same year. Trained students hold important positions in Public Security University, PLA Sports Institute, Central Special Police School and Sports Institute. International students are distributed in more than ten countries, including the United States, Canada, Britain, Italy, Germany, Australia and Japan. Spread and popularize Wushu and promote oriental culture. On behalf of the people of China, he visited Czechoslovakia, the Soviet Union, Japan, Germany, Italy, Switzerland and France for teaching and academic exchanges. In China, he gave lectures and trained in Beijing Institute of Physical Education, Shanghai Institute of Physical Education, PLA Institute of Physical Education, Beijing Normal Institute of Physical Education, Central Special Police School and Shandong, Henan, Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Fujian, Guangdong and Sichuan provinces. He participated in the formulation and revision of Wushu routines and Sanshou rules for many times, and participated in the formulation of standards for graded athletes, and won the national honorary referee. He has served as director of the Arbitration Committee of the first Sanshou Competition held in Shenzhen, the Arbitration Committee of the first World Wushu Competition and the Arbitration Committee of the first World Fighting Competition. 1985 the state sports commission awarded the new China sports pioneer medal certificate.
4. Zhang Shiming: Chief physician, professor, master tutor, famous old Chinese medicine practitioner in Sichuan Province, director of China Sports Science Association, deputy director of China Sports Medicine Committee, deputy director of the expert group on physical fitness recovery and sports nutrition of the State Sports General Administration, expert on prevention and treatment of sports injuries in preparation for the Olympic Games, member of the Standing Committee of Sichuan Traditional Chinese Medicine Association, chairman of the Provincial Orthopedic Committee of Traditional Chinese Medicine, chairman of Chengdu Sports Medicine Committee, and deputy director of the Scientific Steering Committee of Sichuan Senior Sports Association. China's second batch of old Chinese medicine experts' academic experience inheritance tutors, deputy editor of China Sports Medicine magazine, member of the expert advisory committee of Singapore Chinese Medical Association, enjoy special government allowance from the State Council. He studied under Professor Zheng Huaixian, a famous martial arts expert in China, and has been engaged in clinical, scientific research and teaching work of bone injury and sports injury in traditional Chinese medicine for more than 40 years. He is good at differentiating diseases based on the theory of traditional Chinese and western medicine, and diagnosing various difficult orthopedic diseases based on syndrome differentiation. He has been treating and treating injuries of Olympic gold medal athletes all the year round, and has given lectures and exchanges in the United States, Italy, the former Soviet Union and other countries. He is good at using manipulation, massage, traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, acrobatics, physical therapy and other means to comprehensively treat difficult orthopedic diseases such as neck, shoulder, back and leg pain, sports trauma, limb fracture, dislocation, rheumatism, bone metabolic diseases and so on, with remarkable curative effect.
5. Chang: Chief physician, executive director of Chengdu Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and chairman of professional committee of traditional Chinese medicine orthopedics. Strive for the Ministry of Personnel, the Ministry of Health and state administration of traditional chinese medicine to identify the second batch of famous experts in traditional Chinese medicine. 1965 graduated from the Department of Sports Medicine, Chengdu Sport University. Engaged in clinical work of traditional Chinese medicine and integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine for more than forty years. Learning from Professor Zheng Huaixian's academic thoughts, he is good at manual treatment of bone and joint diseases, especially cervical spondylosis and lumbar disc herniation, which has the characteristics of short course of treatment, quick response and easy acceptance by patients. He was sent to China Holistic Treatment Center twice. During his work in Japan, he treated cervical spondylosis and lumbar disc herniation with pure manipulation. Because of its satisfactory clinical effect, it was once praised as the "Oriental Magic Hand" by Japanese media.
6. Yang Lishu: female, chief physician, part-time professor, member of Sichuan Traditional Chinese Medicine Orthopedics Committee, expert enjoying special government allowance from the State Council. He studied under Professor Zheng Huaixian, a famous expert in orthopedics and traumatology, and has been engaged in clinical, scientific research and teaching of traditional Chinese medicine orthopedics and sports trauma for more than 40 years. He is good at using the theoretical system of traditional Chinese medicine to treat bone injuries and sports trauma diseases. He has treated injuries for national elite athletes and was sent to the United Arab Emirates twice by the provincial health department for three years. In traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, massage and manipulation have achieved remarkable results in treating difficult fractures, acute and chronic soft tissue injuries, neck, shoulder, waist and leg pain.
7. Min Benchu: Chief physician, part-time professor, member of China Special Effects Medicine Research Association. He studied under Professor Zheng Huaixian, a well-known Chinese medicine bone injury expert. He has been engaged in the teaching, scientific research and clinical work of Chinese medicine bone injury and sports injury for more than 40 years. He has repeatedly visited France and other places for academic exchanges, and has repeatedly diagnosed and treated injuries for national excellent athletes. He is good at using Chinese medicine theory, acupuncture and massage to treat various fractures and dislocations, especially Chinese medicine and massage to diagnose and treat acute and chronic soft tissue injuries, joint pain, peripheral nerve compression diseases and other orthopedic diseases, and has rich clinical experience in sports injuries and sports fatigue.
8. Zheng Xianda: Chief physician, part-time professor, a famous Chinese medicine practitioner in Sichuan Province, one of the "Top Ten" health workers in Chengdu, director of Chengdu Branch of Chinese Acupuncture Association, and an expert enjoying special government allowance from the State Council. He has been engaged in clinical, scientific research and teaching work of bone injury and sports injury in traditional Chinese medicine for more than 40 years, and has gone to the Philippines to participate in academic exchanges. He is good at using the theory of traditional Chinese medicine and modern medical methods to make dialectical diagnosis of bone injuries and sports injuries, and has repeatedly diagnosed and treated injuries for national excellent athletes. He studied under Professor Zheng Huaixian, a famous martial arts expert in China, and was good at acupuncture, massage, massage and traditional Chinese medicine in treating difficult orthopedic diseases such as lumbar disc herniation, cervical spondylosis, chest contusion, knee joint diseases, dizziness and headache.
9. Ran Dezhou: Professor of Orthopedics, Chief Physician of Chengdu Institute of Physical Education, studied under Professor Zheng Huaixian, a famous orthopedic and sports trauma expert. He studied and worked with Professor Zheng for 265,438+0 years, and got his true biography. He has been engaged in the teaching, clinical and scientific research of bone injury and sports injury for more than 40 years, with profound academic attainments and rich works and achievements. Edited and published monographs include Practical Traditional Chinese Medicine Prescriptions for Traumatology, Sports Medicine Supervision, Zheng Huaixian Medical Collection, etc. The main monographs edited and published are Orthopedics in China, Sports Medicine (a textbook compiled by the National Institute of Physical Education) and Advanced Course of Physical Health Care (a textbook for graduate students majoring in physical education in national colleges and universities), and more than ten papers have been published in national core journals. "Chinese medicine electrotherapy instrument for sports trauma" passed the ministerial appraisal and won the scientific and technological progress award of the State Sports Commission. The invented "health care agent for human body function" won the national patent. It is mainly used to treat bone injury, sports injury and other diseases, and is especially good at the diagnosis and treatment of orthopedic intractable diseases such as fracture, dislocation, soft tissue injury, cervical spondylosis, scapulohumeral periarthritis, disc herniation, proliferative arthritis, gout, rheumatic joint pain, delayed union or nonunion of fracture, and femoral head necrosis.
10. Zhou Jixiang: Deputy Chief Physician, Master's Tutor, former Chairman of Orthopedic Committee of Sichuan Society of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, Vice Chairman of Orthopedic Committee of Chengdu Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine, expert enjoying special government allowance from the State Council. He has been engaged in the clinical, scientific research and teaching work of traditional Chinese medicine bone injury and sports injury for more than 40 years, studied under the famous bone injury expert Professor Zheng Huaixian, and went to Hong Kong for academic exchanges, and has repeatedly diagnosed and treated injuries for national excellent athletes. He is good at treating various old and new fractures, intractable fractures, acute and chronic soft tissue injuries and sports injuries by means of manipulation, acupuncture, massage, physical therapy and traditional Chinese medicine, and is especially good at treating orthopedic diseases such as lumbar disc herniation and thoracolumbar fractures with the combination of traditional Chinese and western medicine.