Famous Teacher
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Liang Yiquan
Shaolin Kung Fu master.
Liang Yiquan, born in 1931, is expert at Shaolin Yin-yang Kung Fu, small martial arts （an important internal skill of Shaolin Kung fu）, longevity Kung Fu, authentic boxing weapons, art of attack and defense and other exercises and theories of Kung Fu. With profound foundation and superb attitude in Kung Fu, he was regarded as Shaolin Kung Fu master.
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Li Shengfu
Professor of Henan University
He used to be the deputy dean of the School of Phisical Education and Sport of Henan University and the executive deputy dean of Wushu College of Henan University. He is the master of the 9th section of Chinese Wushu system, the vice chairman of Henan Wushu Association, the vice chairman of Henan Taijiquan Association, and one of the first batch of Henan Province Wushu artists.
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Jiao Hongbo
Curator and head coach of the Songshan Shaolin Temple Wushu Center
He has awarded the title of Shaolin Eighteen King Kong, 7thsection of Chinese Wushu system, and 9th section of Shaolin Wushu system. He is the shaolin Wushu master, national first-class coach, assessor and instructor in the national Wushu rank system. He is an advanced worker in the culture and tourism system and an outstanding contributor to the 40- year reform and opening up of Henan Wushu.
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Zheng Guangrong
Shaolin Wushu Association and Eight King Kong of Shaolin.
Zheng Guangrong, former member of the Shaolin Wushu Team of the Sports Work Team of the Henan Provincial Sports Commission, participated in the Henan Provincial Wushu Observation and Exchange Conference in 1980, served as the coach of the Shaolin Wushu Sports School in 1981, and the Shaolin Wushu Sports School in 1984 as a principal.
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Wang Zongren
the president of Dengfeng Shaolin Wushu Association
Wang Zongren, born in 1957, is a master of Shaolin Wushu. He is currently the Kung Fu consultant of Songshan Shaolin Temple, the president of Dengfeng Shaolin Wushu Association, and a member of Henan Province Wushu Artists Joint Working Committee. Since childhood, he practiced Shaolin Kung Fu with his uncle, Wang Dingyi, a famous Shaolin boxer.
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Wang Songwei
Chief Judge of the Adjudication Panel of the TV program Wu Lin Feng
Wang Songwei is the master of 7th section of Chinese Wushu system, referee of the International Grade A Wushu Free Combat, member of the Youth and School Committee of the Chinese Wushu Association, Deputy Director of the Adjudication Committee of Henan Wushu Association, and Chief Judge of the Adjudication Panel of the TV program Wu Lin Feng.
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Liang Songhua
7th Duan of Chinese Wushu and serving as a national-level Wushu judge
Liang Songhua, born in 1963, entitled the 7th Duan of Chinese Wushu and serving as a national-level Wushu judge. He has been practicing martial arts since heis entry to Beijing Sports University in 1986 for further study. He has won the first prize and the title of “Excellent athlete” in many national, provincial and municipal competitions.
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Zheng Shumin
He successively served as routine and free sparring coach
Zheng Shumin, graduated from TianJin University of Sport in coaching major, won the superior prize at Henan Wushu Observation and Exchange Conference in 1983. He successively served as routine and free sparring coach at Shaolin Wushu Sports School in Dengfeng County. In 1999, Zheng Shumin founded a Wushu school---Shaolin Wushu Academy.
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Chen Junjie
He ranks the 7th Duan of Chinese Wushu, the 9th Duan of Shaolin Wushu
Chen Junjie, born in 1968, graduated from Beijing Sports University. He ranks the 7th Duan of Chinese Wushu, the 9th Duan of Shaolin Wushu, a national Wushu sparring judge, and an assessor of the national Wushu Duan System.
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Wang Zhanyang
Serving as the deputy director of Shaolin Temple Wushu Training Center
Wang Zhanyang, born in 1966, is currently serving as the deputy director of Shaolin Temple Wushu Training Center, the principal of Shaolin Jingwu School, ranking the 7th Duan of Chinese Wushu amd, the 9th Duan of Shaolin Wushu. He learned Wushu with his father （Wang Chaofan） since his childhood.
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Liang Jihong
A famous Shaolin Wushu artist and ranks the 9th Duan of Shaolin Wushu
Liang Jihong, born in 1965, is a famous Shaolin Wushu artist and ranks the 9th Duan of Shaolin Wushu. Now he is the executive vice president and secretary-general of Shaolin Boxing Research Association of Henan Province, and the executive vice president and secretary-general of Shaolin Wushu Association of Dengfeng City.
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Zheng Yuefeng
A national Wushu judge and a famous Shaolin Wushu expert
Zheng Yuefeng, born in 1968. He got is the rankd of the 7th Duan of Chinese Wushu, serving as a national Wushu judge and a famous Shaolin Wushu expert. He has trained a large number of Wushu national champions and world champions, and more than 10,000 Wushu coaches and referees.
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Jiao Hongmin
the representative inheritor of Ba Duan Jin
Jiao Hongmin, born in 1968, is the representative inheritor of Ba Duan Jin, an intangible cultural heritage project in Henan Province, the director of Kung Fu Recreation and Culture Promotion Department of Songshan Shaolin Temple Wushu Training Center in Henan Province, and a national social sports instructor. He is the director of Henan Overseas Exchange Association, the visiting professor of Art College of Yanbian University.
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Yan Zhijun
one of the Eighteen Arhats of Shaolin Wushu
Yan Zhijun, born in 1967, the director of the coaching and training department of the Shaolin Temple Wushu Museum of Songshan, Henan Province. He, as the apprentice of the Shaolin Wushu master Liang Yiquan, practiced Shaolin Kung Fu since his childhood, and was awarded the title of one of the Eighteen Arhats of Shaolin Wushu.
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Wang Zhantong
Wang won the first place in the 52kg class of Free Combat
Wang Zhantong, born in 1971, graduated from Wuhan Sports of University. At present, he is the director of the International Department of Shaolin Temple Wushu Museum in Songshan, Henan Province, the vice chairman of Zhengzhou Wushu Association, and the principal and head coach of Songshan Shaolin Jingwu School. Since childhood, he practiced Wushu with his father Wang Chaofan.
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Jiao Xiaowei
The deputy head coach and the director
Jiao Xiaowei, born in 1970, currently the deputy head coach and the director of the International Teaching Performance Department of the Shaolin Temple Wushu Museum in Songshan, Henan Province. Graduated from Tianjin University of Sport, Jiao is the National Senior Coach, associate professor, the 8th Duan of Shaolin Wushu and Shaolin Wushu Master.
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Jiang Dongxu
A national Wushu athlete of “Wuying-level”
Jiang Dongxu, born in 1971, graduated from Wuhan Sports of Yniversity majoring in sports training, currently serves as the deputy director of the International Performance Department of Shaolin Temple Wushu Museum in Songshan, Henan Province. He is also the part-time associate professor of the Wushu Education Center of Qilu Normal University in Shandong province, a member of the editorial board of “Campus Wushu“, a national Wushu athlete of “Wuying-level”.
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Han Xinqiang
one of the top ten young boxers in Dengfeng
Han Xinqiang, born in 1972, ranks the 6th Duan of Chinese Wushu and one of the top ten young boxers in Dengfeng. In 1983, admitted to Dengfeng Sports School, he practiced Shaolin Kung Fu following the senior boxer Liang Yiquan , and then acknowledged Master Suyun as his master.
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Chen Xiaowang
Representative Inheritor of National Intangible Cultural Heritage Projects
Chen Xiaowang, male, Han nationality, born in 1945 in Chenjiagou village, Wenxian County, Henan Province, China. Chen has got a college degree and now he is a senior coach of Chinese Wushu. At the age of 7, he practiced Chen style Taijiquan with his father Chen Zhaoxu. In 1980, he worked for Henan Sports Committee engaging in full-time Wushu training and teaching.
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Chen Zhenglei
President of Wenxian Chen style Taiji boxing Research Association
Chen Zhenglei was born in May 1949 in Chen Jiagou village, Wenxian County, Henan Province, the birthplace of Taijiquan. He is the 19th generation of Chen family, the 11th generation of Taiji boxing, the president of Wenxian Chen style Taijiquan Research Association, the chairman and head coach of Taiji boxing of Henan Chen Zhenglei Taiji Culture Co., Ltd.
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Wang Xi’an
The representative inheritors of the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage projects.
He was born in July 1944 in Xi‘an, Shaanxi Province and received a junior college degree. In 1945, he returned to Chen Jiagou Village, Wenxian County, Henan Province with his father. In 1958, Chen Zhaopi, the 18th generation successor of Chen style Taiji Boxing, returned to his hometown, and Wang Xi‘an followed him to practice the old Taiji Boxing routines and instruments.
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Zhu Tiancai
The representative inheritors of the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage projects
Zhu Tiancai was born in July 1945 and graduated with a university education. He is the nineteenth generation successor of Chen style Taiji Boxing in Chen Jiagou Village, one of the “Four Buddha’s Warrior Attendants“ of Taiji Boxing. As a national senior Wushu coach, first-class referee, outstanding scientific and technological talents in Henan Province.
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He Youlu
The representative inheritors of the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage projects.
He Youlu, male Han nationality, born in 1963 in Zhaobao Village, Wenxian County, Henan Province. He is a direct descendant of He Zhaoyuan, the founder of He style Taiji Boxing. He is the representative inheritor of He style Taiji Boxing （national intangible cultural heritage project）, the eighth section of Chinese Wushu.
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Chen Bin
The 20th generation of the Chen style and the 12th direct descendent of Taiji Boxing.
Chen Bin, born in December 1979 in Chen Jiagou Village, Wenxian County, Henan Province, is the 20th generation of the Chen style and the 12th direct descendent of Taiji Boxing. He acquired the seventh level of Chinese Wushu and the first level of national boxing. At the age of five, he started to practice with his father, Chen Zhenglei, who was proficient in boxing, weapons and Wushu theory.
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Chen Bing
UN-IESCO Taiji Boxing Cultural Heritage Image Ambassador
Chen Bing was born in March 1971 in Chen Jiagou Village, the birthplace of Taiji Boxing. In 1976, he practiced Chen style Taiji Boxing with his aunt Chen Yongfang, uncle Chen Xiaoxing and uncle Chen Xiaowang. From 1983 to 1991, he has studied and trained in Chen Jiagou Village Taiji Boxing School under the lead of Chen Xiaowang and Chen Xiaoxing.
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Chen Chong
The 11th generation successor of Chen style Taiji Boxing
Chen Chong was born in Chen Jiagou Village, Wenxian County in 1974. He is the 11th generation successor of Chen style Taiji Boxing and one of the national first-class boxers and ten outstanding Taiji Boxing masters. Learning Chen style Taiji Boxing from his father, Chen Chong is proficient at all kinds of routines, pushing hands and weapons of Chen style Taiji Boxing, especially skillful in the Small Form Routine of Chen style Taiji Boxing.
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Chen Guizhen
The representative inheritors of the first batch of provincial intangible cultural heritage projects.
Chen Guizhen, female Han nationality, was born in February 1960 in Chenjiagou Village, Wenxian County, the birthplace of Taiji Boxing. At her age of 6, she learned Taiji Boxing from her father Chen Qiwang, which laid the foundation for Taiji Boxing. In 1970, she learned Taiji Boxing from the master Chen Zhaopi.
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Chen Peiju
Deputy Director of Henan Wushu Sports Management Centre
Chen Pei Ju. Han nationality, born in May 1965，is a member of the 20th generation of the Chen family from Chen Jiagou village. She has been practicing Chen style Taiji Boxing since 1970 with her father, Chen Li Xian, and was later taught and instructed by her aunt, Chen Li Qing.
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Chen Qingzhou
“Master of Taiji Boxing“, former chief instructor, arbitrator, judge and deputy secretary-general of the annual meeting
Chen Qingzhou May 1934-November 2015, a native of Xu Lv Village, Huangzhuang Town, Wen County, Henan Province, ancestral home of Chen Jiagou village, 17th generation of the Chen Clan and 11th generation of Chen style Taiji Boxing. He is the member of the CPPCC of Jiaozuo City and the President of the Qingzhou Martial Arts Institute in Wen County, China
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Chen Xiaoxing
“Taiji Star“ of the Wen County, International-level Master of Taijiquan, “Outstanding Talent Transfer Contribution Award“
Chen Xiaoxing was born in 1952 at the village of Chen Jiagou, Wen County, Henan Province. He is the third son of Chen Zhaoxu, the 18th Taiji Master of the Chen Clan, and the grandson of Chen Fake.
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Chen Zhaosen
“First Class Boxing Master of Henan Province” “Excellent Wushu Supervisor of Henan Province” “Top Ten Boxing Masters of Chen Style Taiji Boxing”
Chen was born on October 18, 1957 at the village of Chen Jiagou, Wen County, Henan Province, the birthplace of Taiji Boxing. Since childhood, he has been practicing the weapons of Taiji Boxing, internal Kung Fu descended from his family, pushing hands, attack and defense with his father, Chen Shangquan, and uncle, Chen Shangxiao.
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Chen Ziqiang
The 20th direct descendant of the Chen Clan, Chief Instructor of the Chen Jiagou village Taiji Boxing School
Chen Ziqiang, male, born in 1977 in the Chen family of Taiji Boxing at Chen Jiagou village. He is the 20th lineal descendant of the Chen Family, the chief instructor of Chen Jiagou village Taiji Boxing School and the general secretary of Chen Jiagou village Chen style Taiji Boxing Association. Since his childhood.
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Wang Zhanjun
The 12th generation of Chen style Taiji Boxing, the leading figure of the new generation of Taiji Boxing
Wang Zhanjun, male, born in September 1974 in Chen Jiagou village, Wen County. He is the 12th generation of Chen style Taiji Boxing, the leader of the new generation of Taiji Boxing, the chief instructor of Taiji Boxing of the State Administration.
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Zhang Baozhong
The Excellent Inheritor of Taijiquan, Honorary Title of “Top Ten Boxers“ Named by Wen County Government
Zhang Baozhong was born in Wuzhi County, Jiaozuo City in 1972, and fond of Tai Chi since his childhood. Zhang Baozhong is an outstanding disciple of Master Wang Xi‘an, a senior coach of Chinese martial arts, a national first-level referee, a 7-duan Chinese martial artist, a national-level assessor of martial arts routines, an excellent inheritor of Taijiquan, and entitled the “Top Ten Boxers“ by the Government of Wen County.
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Zhang Dongwu
The 7-duan Chinese Martial Artist, the National First-level Referee, the First-level Boxer, and the International Taijiquan Cultural Dissemination Ambassador.
Zhang Dongwu, male, Han nationality, born in March 1970 in Wen County, Henan Province, ranks the 7th duan of Chinese Wushu, a first-level referee, a first-level boxer, one of the “Top Ten Boxers“ at the International Taijiquan Annual Conference, and an ambassador for international Taijiquan cultural dissemination.
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Zhang Fuwang
The Executive Director of Henan Chen Style Taijiquan Association, and the Curator and Head Coach of Chenjiagou Kung Fu Museum
Zhang Fuwang, male, Han nationality, was born in Chenjiagou, Wen County in June 1971. He started to practiceWushu at the age of 6. He is the disciple of the contemporary Taijiquan master and representative inheritor of the national intangible cultural heritage Wang Xi‘an.
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Zhu Xianghua
The 12th Generation Descendant of Chen Style Taijiquan, the 7-duan Chinese Martial Artist, and the First-level Referee
Zhu Xianghua, male, Han nationality, born on November 3, 1977 in Chenjiagou, Wen County, China. In 1983, he practiced Chen Style Taijiquan with his father, Zhu Tiancai, and joined the Wenxian Wushu Team in 1988;
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He Dingqian
The Representative Inheritor of Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage Projects
He Dingqian, born in May 1955 into a family of traditional Chinese medicine and Taijiquan, has been practicing Taijiquan with his father He Shiying since his childhood. After more than 40 years of hard training and concentrated practicing, he has now fully and systematically mastered the routines, weapons, push hands and theories of He-style Taijiquan.
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He Huichao
The Representative Inheritors of Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage Projects
He Huichao, female, Han nationality, born in Zhaobao Town, Wen County in February 1989. Influenced by his family‘s strong Taijiquan cultural atmosphere since childhood, she learned from her father He Youlu and inherited her family‘s custom and mastered the traditional routine of He-style Taijiquan and the weapon routine of He-style Tai Chi sword, sabres and cudgel.
