Li Liangchen

Li Liangchen

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Li Liangchen, No. Guodong, was born in dayaozhuang, Yanshan County, Hebei Province. In order to inherit and develop the traditional martial arts Bajiquan, cultivate more excellent martial arts talents and carry forward the Chinese martial arts, Mr. Wang founded the "New Youth Yiyou martial arts class" in Tianjin in his early days, and successively served as the coach of the martial arts team of Hongqi martial arts school and Hebei amateur sports school. He often traveled to Tianjin University, Nankai University, Hebei University of technology and other colleges And other institutions to teach Chinese martial arts. His disciples and students are all over the world. He was a member of Tianjin Wushu Association, a consultant of Nankai University Wushu Association, and a former president of Tianjin Bajiquan Research Association.

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Li Liangchen, No. Guodong, was born in dayaozhuang, Yanshan County, Hebei Province. Born on May 29, 1917 (lunar calendar), died on May 21, 1988 (Gregorian calendar). He was seventy-one years old. Li Liangchen has been practicing Baji boxing with his father Li Fengxiang and brother Li zanchen since he was a child. His father Li Fengxiang is a famous master of luotuan Baji boxing. Li Guizhang, the fourth generation ancestor of Bajiquan, is a disciple of the family. In 1936, after seven years of hard work, the four veterans, including Qiang Ruiqing, the great master of Baji boxing, went through most of China. There are detailed records in Baji boxing manual. At the age of seven, Li Liangchen began to go to luotuan village with his father and brother to learn Baji boxing from the father and son of Baji masters Li Guizhang and Li Wancheng. From dayaozhuang to luotuan, the distance between the two villages is 15 Li. They travel between the two places every day without interruption. Under the supervision of his father Li Fengxiang, the two brothers practice boxing every day and come back to school. They keep on fighting in the cold and heat, and they reach 100%. Once, the two brothers went to work in the field. When they got to the field, they studied Bajiquan. Then they began to practice it. When they got up, they forgot that they were in the field and trampled down a large area of wheat, but they didn't know it at all. His father, Li Fengxiang, was not angry when he arrived. Instead, he encouraged them to teach them how to practice their boxing, so that they could understand the principles of boxing and improve their skills at any time. Under this tireless training, Li Liangchen worked hard to learn, studied and understood the essence of Baji boxing, and mastered the basic skills of Baji boxing. His basic skills, fists, and weapons all reached a perfect level of perfection. In particular, he learned thirteen sections of whip, which was exquisite and unique. Many times his skills were better than those of Chinese, and he won the first place. He was called "Shenbian Li". In 1935, Li Liangchen joined the five hundred man sword team organized by the 38th division (division commander General Zhang Zizhong) and 109th Brigade (brigade commander General Zhao Dengyu) of the 29th army of the Chinese National Revolutionary Army (general song Zheyuan) and coached Bajiquan. During the July 7 Incident in 1937, Li and his troops increased Lugouqiao from xifengkou, where they were stationed, and fired the first shot in the war of resistance against Japan. In the battle of Lugouqiao, Li Gong was brave and good at fighting. He fought bravely against the Japanese aggressors and was injured with honor. On the battlefield, he won many victories. after leaving the army, he wandered around Tangshan, Beipiao, Jinan, Beijing, Zhoucun, Zhangdian and other places to make a living. In the most difficult years, in order to strengthen the people's physique and spread the eight pole boxing, he went through ups and downs, regardless of the situation. One day in 1942, he was on the border of Beipiao City (belonging to Liaoning Province), passing a Japanese checkpoint, and was stopped by the Japanese army. He asked, "what's your work?" Li Gong replied: "it's hard to practice martial arts.". The Japanese army found thirteen lashes on him and said, "I'll let you go if you practice one." In order to cross the barrier, Li Gong practiced a few times at will. The Japanese soldiers didn't do their best. They picked up the bayonet and said, "if you win, I'll let you go." then the Japanese soldiers took the bayonet and stabbed Li Gong. Li Gong was full of national hatred and anger, waiting for the bayonet to reach his chest. Li Gong took a oblique step, held his gun, and slapped his hand on the carotid artery of the Japanese soldiers Like a wall, Li Gong suddenly fell to the ground. He threw the gun he had seized out of his hand and walked away with flying dust. After liberation in 1950, Li Liangchen ended his wandering career for more than ten years, settled in Tianjin and began a new life of living and working in peace and contentment. Li Liangchen has excellent martial arts skills. He advocates martial arts morality and teaches his disciples extensively. He never leaves his family's hardship and devotes himself to teaching them. He has led his disciples to participate in and perform in many major national martial arts competitions and achieved excellent results. In 1953, on behalf of the North China martial arts team, Li Gong won two gold medals of thirteen whip and eight pole Boxing at the national national sports performance conference, and he and his brother Li zanchen left a good name of "Li's two heroes". In 1956, at the National Wushu competition held in Beijing, he won the "Thirteen section whip" and "Bajiquan" outstanding awards on behalf of Tianjin. in 1979, in the National Traditional Wushu competition held in Nanning, Guangxi, 62 year old Li Gong and his eldest son Li Yanxia took part in the competition together and won the gold medal of thirteen whip and eight pole boxing. Mr. Li Liangchen devoted his whole life to the cause of martial arts. In order to inherit and develop the traditional martial arts Bajiquan, cultivate more excellent martial arts talents and carry forward the Chinese martial arts, he founded the "New Youth Yiyou martial arts class" in Tianjin in the early days, and successively served as the coach of the martial arts team of Hongqi martial arts school and Hebei amateur sports school. He often traveled to Tianjin University, Nankai University and Hebei Industrial University Chinese Wushu is taught in universities and other institutions of higher learning. His disciples and students are all over the world. Mr. Li Liangchen is skilled and highly respected. He once served as a member of Tianjin Wushu Association, a consultant of Nankai University Wushu Association, and a former president of Tianjin Bajiquan Research Association. After 1978, Tianjin martial arts began to recover. In 1981, Li Gong and his apprentice Yu Zhibo established Tianjin Hedong martial arts school (Li Liangchen was the director). There are eight extreme boxing, Xingyi boxing, qigua boxing, back boxing, Changquan, Sanda and other boxing types in the school, which creates a harmonious atmosphere for the development of many martial arts schools and makes all martial arts schools closely united From now on, we will do our best for the development, promotion and popularization of Wushu. In 1983, Li Liangchen, his eldest son Li Yanxia, his second son Li Jianxia, his apprentice Zhao Hongjun and his apprentice Yu Zhibo were awarded the title of one thousand Excellent Wushu instructors in China. After 1984, Tianjin Wushu Association also resumed its work and made adjustments. Li Liangchen was appointed as the first member (recorded in Tianjin Local Chronicles). All his life, Li Liangchen was a philanthropist, tireless, diligent and self disciplined man. During the cultural revolution, in order to prevent the disciples from participating in the bad social organizations, every disciple was required not only to learn martial arts meticulously, but also to learn a craft, and to provide financial support to the poor disciples. Their body teaching and endorsement teaching have trained a number of outstanding Wushu talents. For example: Li Yanxia, the eldest son, was in the martial arts team of Hebei Province before the cultural revolution. He was forced to go to the countryside to return to his original place in the ten-year catastrophe. He spread Baji boxing in Mengcun, went abroad and made important contributions to the teaching, exchange and promotion of Baji boxing. Later, he was appointed as the coach of martial arts team of Cangzhou sports school. He has led the team to participate in national and provincial Wushu competitions for many times and achieved excellent results. Li Jianxia, the second son, is a former graduate of Martial Arts Department of Tianjin Institute of physical education and a member of Tianjin martial arts team. He is now the coach of martial arts team of Tianjin Heping District Sports School and the martial arts coach of Tianjin University for the aged. He is now the vice president of Tianjin Baji boxing Research Association. He led the team to participate in national and provincial Wushu competitions and achieved excellent results. Li Yingjie, the eldest grandson, has been practicing hard since childhood under the influence of the atmosphere of martial arts home. After that, he was admitted to the Martial Arts Department of Beijing Sport University. Now he is a senior lecturer of martial arts in Tianjin Sport University and a national martial arts referee. He has participated in national youth and provincial martial arts competitions on behalf of Tianjin for many times and has achieved excellent results. disciple Zhao Hongjun, who has been a teacher since childhood, has been practicing martial arts assiduously. He once worked as a martial arts coach in Hexi sports school and Heping sports school. He has participated in national youth martial arts competitions for many times and achieved excellent results. disciple Yu Zhibo, former coach of Tianjin No.1 airport Bureau martial arts team, coach of Tianjin Hedong martial arts school, coach of Hedong amateur sports school, Bajiquan coach of Nankai University, Deputy Secretary General of Tianjin Bajiquan Research Association, and current chairman of Jinnan Martial Arts Association. He has led the team to participate in national and Tianjin Wushu competitions for many times and achieved excellent results. sun Chunhe, the second disciple, has been practicing martial arts under Yu Zhibo since he was five years old. He is hardworking and eager to learn. He never admits defeat. He once practiced martial arts in Hedong District martial arts team and Tianjin martial arts team. Later, he was selected into the National Wushu training team and participated in the world competitions on behalf of China. He has won the champion of National Wushu competition and International Wushu competition for many times. He once served as the coach of Tianjin wushu team, and did demonstration exercises for the teaching films of Wushu prescribed by the International Wushu Federation. All his life, Li Liangchen worked hard to make progress, respected his profession and enjoyed the masses, united with all the sects to inherit and carry forward the cause of martial arts, and never engaged in the disputes between different sects. He advocated that all sects should learn from each other, communicate with each other frequently, learn from each other's strong points to make up for their weak points, and develop later. Set a good example for us. His achievements will go down in history. Today, National Wushu is promoted to the world. People all over the world are fascinated by Chinese Wushu. We should seize the opportunity to promote the sustainable and scientific development of Chinese Wushu. At this time, we cherish the memory of Li Liangchen, the Baji boxer of the older generation. We should not only learn and carry forward his martial spirit and exquisite skills, but also learn from him about Chinese Wushu The enterprise is full of confidence, unremitting pursuit and selfless dedication. We should learn from Mr. Li Liangchen's professional spirit of loving and devoting his life to martial arts, unite to inherit excellent traditional martial arts, and make new contributions to the revitalization of Chinese martial arts culture to the world and forever along the road of martial arts of the older generation!

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