Wu Bin
Wu Bin
Wu Bin was born in Huzhou, Zhejiang Province in 1937. He was the dean of the martial arts college of Beijing University of humanities, the former director of the technical committee of the International Martial Arts Federation, the director of the technical committee of the Asian martial arts Federation, the vice chairman of the Chinese Martial Arts Association, the dean of the Beijing Martial Arts Academy, and the first head coach of the Beijing martial arts team. He was awarded the highest rank of Chinese martial arts - Jiuduan.
At present, he is vice chairman of China Wushu Association, executive vice chairman of Beijing Wushu Association, National Wushu coach, Dean of Martial Arts College of Beijing Humanities University, director of Technical Committee of Asian Wushu Federation and deputy director of Technical Committee of International Wushu Federation.
Character experience
After graduating from Beijing Institute of physical education in 1963, he taught in Beijing Amateur martial arts school (in Beihai Stadium). Since 1965, he has been acting as the Secretary General of Beijing Martial Arts Association. During the "Cultural Revolution", more than 30 people, such as Li bingci, men Huifeng, Liu Hongchi, Zhang Yimin and Zhao Huiming, were organized to practice Wushu in their spare time. Most of these people later became the backbone of the dissemination of martial arts. Wu Bin made a positive contribution to the development of martial arts in Beijing. In 1966, he won the title of excellent coach of national amateur sports school; after 1970, he participated in the preparation of Beijing wushu team, and cultivated Jet Li, Wu Jing, Li Zhizhou, Wang Jianjun, Liang Changxing, Yin Yuzhu, Tang Laiwei, Lu Jinming, Zhang Xianming, Li Jinheng, Wang Qun, Wang Jue, Yan Jun, sun Jianming, Yu Shaowen, Dong Honglin, Yang Yongli, Cui Yahui, Kou Zhanwen, Huang Degang and other excellent sports He was also the first coach of outstanding female athletes such as Li Xia, Hao Zhihua, Huang Qiuyan, Zhang Guifeng and Zhou Jingping. From 1975 to 1985, he was the deputy leader and head coach of Beijing wushu team. In the National Wushu competition, the team won the group "ten consecutive championships", and the individual members won 40 gold medals and medals.
He trained athletes to practice "three parts of merit": first, "hardship", which is the basis and requires the spirit of hard work, conscientiousness, tenacity and bravery; second, "dexterity", which requires scientific training, that is, to grasp the rules, characteristics and theories, and to exercise scientifically under the condition of respecting the objective laws of martial arts and grasping the essentials of movements; third, "refinement", which means to refine and keep improving Only when you are proficient can you make your Kung Fu perfect. He believes that "bitterness", "cleverness" and "refinement" are mutually reinforcing and complementary. "Bitterness" lies in "cleverness", and "cleverness" is bound to be "bitterness"; "bitterness" and "cleverness" are inseparable from each other, and the essence is endless. "No cleverness in bitterness" is foolishness and recklessness; no hardship in "cleverness" is bound to be self defeating. It is emphasized that coaches should pay attention to three points: first, they should have a strong sense of career and responsibility; second, they should constantly study business and strive to improve training level and management ability; third, they should be modest and prudent when they have achievements.
In 1979, the Beijing Municipal Sports Commission made a special contribution to him. He has won many sports medals awarded by the State Sports Commission. At the end of 1986-1992, he was the director of the teaching and Research Department of the Chinese Academy of martial arts. He did pioneering work on the compilation of martial arts teaching materials at home and abroad and the establishment of Duan system. At the same time, he assisted president Xu CAI in actively developing international martial arts activities, and promoted martial arts to the world step by step. At the beginning of 1993, Wu Bin asked to be transferred back to the grassroots level to become the president of Beijing Wushu Academy. In 1994, he also served as the head coach of the municipal wushu team. Strengthen the management of the team, focus on educating the team members on lofty goals and ideals, enhance national pride and self-confidence, establish the concept of "motherland first", and arm each team member with patriotism and collectivism. Actively carry out international wushu exchanges, led the team to visit the United States, Canada, Japan, Australia, Hong Kong and other countries and regions. In recent years, Beijing wushu team has won the team champion in the National Wushu competition. He paid attention to the cultivation of reserve forces. Since 1993, he organized some primary and secondary schools to jointly set up martial arts schools, and established the aim of all-round development of moral, intellectual and physical education, so as to cultivate qualified talents for the country.
In the mid-1970s, Beijing wushu team was the place that Beijing Children yearned for most. There, they could learn pure Chinese Kung Fu, and there was a good coach - Wu Bin. Wu Bin also found a number of future international stars in the coach's post.
Once in class, Wu Bin found that Jet Li, who had just joined the team for a few days, didn't come. Was it because of illness or other reasons? Before the popularity of the telephone, Wu Bin used his spare time to find Jet Li's home. As soon as he understood, it turned out that his mother was afraid that his son would be addicted to practicing martial arts and delay his study, so he planned to let his son quit the martial arts team. Under Wu Bin's repeated persuasion, Li's mother finally agreed to let her son study with Wu Bin. It was Wu Bin's Bole education thought of "never let go of a good seedling" that left behind this Wulin genius and Jet Li.
Another Kung Fu superstar, yen Tzu Dan, was also a student of Wu Bin. Wu Bin recalled: "when I saw yen Tzu Dan for the first time in those years, I thought his physical fitness was pretty good and he was quite suitable for practicing martial arts, but the foundation of martial arts was relatively poor. At that time, he just started to contact routines and had not studied systematically. His flexibility was relatively poor, so he just started It's time for him to study with the female team members, but in order not to dampen his enthusiasm for learning, we deceived him into saying that the main purpose of working with the female team members is to practice legs. But he worked very hard, listening to his brother, he was the only one who kept practicing after everyone else had left the martial arts school.
In 1974, the Beijing wushu team was established. That year, he was 37 years old. He knew that to carry forward the traditional Chinese martial arts, we need to find young people to complete this mission. Therefore, he selected the first batch of athletes to cultivate the seedlings with good physical quality and excellent basic skills. Due to strict management measures and scientific training methods, this team has achieved good results. From 1975 to 1985, Beijing wushu team won the 10th National Championship. The men's team he trained won 51 individual gold medals. For this reason, the whole team was awarded by the Municipal Sports Commission, and Wu Bin made a special contribution. After that, he was awarded the sports medal by the State Sports Commission.
Mr. Wu Bin, one of the "top ten Wushu coaches" in contemporary China and the head coach of Beijing wushu team, who is known as the "gold medal specialist" in Wushu circles, has formed an indissoluble bond with Wushu all his life. In the past 40 years, he has cultivated dozens of successful male and female students represented by Jet Li, Wang Qun, Wang Jianjun, Tang Laiwei, Wu Jing, Li nengmiao, Li Xia, Hao Zhihua, Zhuang Hui, Liu Qinghua, Wang Ying, etc. He has won more than 100 gold medals in all kinds of Wushu competitions in China and the world. His disciples are all over the world and are striving for the prosperity of China and the world. He has also made unremitting and valuable contributions to the standardization, improvement and promotion of the skills of the international and Asian Wushu Federation for a long time. It can be said that Wu Bin is a hero of Chinese and world martial arts circles.
Social contribution
Help Wushu enter the Olympic Games
Artistic achievements
Wu Bin is known as a gold medal coach. According to rough statistics, his students have won more than 100 gold medals in various national competitions. The outstanding Wushu athletes trained by Wu Bin include Jet Li, Li nengmiao, Wang Qun, Wang Jianjun, Huang Qiuyan, Wu Jing, Ling Hua, Zhang Yanjun and other veteran athletes. He is gratified that there are disciples in many parts of the world. Every year, he has the opportunity to go to all kinds of fighting schools abroad for "research".
Wu Bin also devoted his spare time to compiling martial arts books. Wu Bin was also vice chairman of the Chinese Wushu Association, director of the technical committee of the Asian Wushu Federation, director of the technical committee of the International Wushu Federation and President of the Beijing Wushu Academy. He expanded the popularity of Wushu overseas and made great contributions to the development of Chinese Wushu in the world.
He has compiled the martial arts part of primary and secondary school physical education textbook, primary boxing, edited 18 volumes of martial arts series in foreign language, and co authored Zixia sword, drunk boxing, etc. In 1995, he was rated as one of the "top ten Wushu coaches" in a series of activities organized by the National Wushu Association.
In Wang Jiawei's movie "a master of martial arts", which was released in January 2013, Wu Bin served as the general martial arts consultant of the film. Since 2008, Wang Jiawei began to travel all over China. In the past three years, he visited more than 100 folk masters of Yongchun, Bagua, Baji, Xingyi, tongarm and other schools, including Jet Li and Wu Bin, Wu Jing's master. He later became the "a master of martial arts" 》General coach and general consultant of Wushu.
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