Wu Bin, born in Huzhou, Zhejiang Province, 1937, dean of Wushu College of Beijing Humanities University, former director of technical committee of International Wushu Federation, director of technical committee of Asian Wushu Federation, vice chairman of Chinese Wushu Association, dean of Beijing Wushu Institute and the first head coach of Beijing Wushu Team. He was awarded the highest position in China Wushu-Jiu Duan. At present, he is the executive vice chairman of Beijing Wushu Association, the national Wushu coach and the dean of Wushu College of Beijing Humanities University. Mr. Wu Bin, one of the "Top Ten Wushu Coaches" in China, the head coach of Beijing Wushu Team, has been praised as a "gold medal expert" by Wushu circles. He has an indissoluble bond with martial arts all his life. Over the past 40 years, we have trained dozens of accomplished male and female disciples represented by Jet Li, Wang Qun, Wang Jianjun, Tang Laiwei, Jason Wu, Li Xia, Hao Zhihua, Zhuang Hui and Liu Qing Huawei, and won more than 65,438+000 gold medals in various Wushu competitions in China and the world. His disciples are all over the world, working hard for the prosperity of martial arts in China and the world. For a long time, he has also made unremitting and valuable contributions to the standardization, improvement and popularization of international and Asian Wushu federations. It can be said that Wu Bin is a hero of martial arts in China and the world. In the mid-1970s, Beijing Wushu Team was the most desirable place for Beijing children, where they could learn pure China Kung Fu, and a good coach, Wu Bin and Wu Bin, also found a number of international superstars in the future. Once in class, Wu Bin found that Jet Li, who had just joined the team for a few days, didn't come, because he was ill or for other reasons. Before the telephone became popular, Wu Bin found Jet Li's home in his spare time. Once he learned that his mother was afraid that her son's addiction to martial arts would delay his study and planned to let him quit the martial arts team. After repeated persuasion, mother Li finally agreed to let her son study with her. It is Wu Bin's Bole education thought of "never letting go of a good seedling" that left the present of this Wulin genius and Jet Li. 1974, Beijing Wushu Team was established. That year, he was 37. He knew that to develop China's traditional martial arts, it was necessary to explore young people to accomplish this mission. To this end, he selected the first batch of athletes and trained young people with good physical fitness and excellent basic skills. Due to strict management measures and scientific training methods, this team has achieved good results one after another. From 1975 to 1985, Beijing Wushu Team won the national championship for the tenth time in a row, and the men's team he trained won 5 1 individual gold medals. To this end, the whole team was awarded by the Municipal Sports Commission, and Wu Binrong contributed. Since then, he has been awarded the Sports Medal of Honor by the State Sports Commission. Wu Bin is called the gold medal coach. According to rough statistics, the students he trained have won more than 100 gold medals in various national competitions. A great teacher makes a great apprentice, and peaches and plums are everywhere. The outstanding Wushu athletes trained are: Jet Li, Wang Qun, Wang Jianjun, Huang, Huang, Wang Qun and other veteran athletes. To his delight, there are disciples in many parts of the world, and every year he has the opportunity to "inspect" various fighting schools abroad. In his spare time, Wu Bin also devoted himself to compiling martial arts books, including Primary Boxing, a martial arts part in physical education textbooks for primary and secondary schools, and collaborated with Cheng Huikun to compile and publish Xia Zijian and Drunk Boxing. Wu Bin once served as vice chairman of Chinese Wushu Association, director of technical committee of Asian Wushu Federation, director of technical committee of international Wushu Federation and president of Beijing Wushu Institute. It has expanded the popularity of Wushu overseas, and made great contributions to the world of China Wushu.