First of all, I think it's Huang Feihong, which is familiar to all of us, because we have seen some of his film and television works more or less. As for Mr. Huang Feihong, his martial arts is very high and he is also very clever. He advocates martial arts first, never bullies the weak and fears the hard, but also saves people with righteousness and high morality. The second one, which we are familiar with, is Huo Yuanjia, a martial artist in the late Qing Dynasty, with superb boxing skills. At that time, China was bullied by foreign powers. He beat some foreign boxers out of the water with his martial arts, and became famous at one fell swoop, making China's kung fu famous all over the world. Then there's Qi Jiguang. Many people may have heard of this name and know that he is a national hero, but it is not clear that he is also a martial arts master. The last one is Zhang Sanfeng, the founder of Taiji. I believe everyone is familiar with this name. The use of soft characters in Taiji is a unique skill, which is also widely circulated in our modern Tai Ji Chuan law. There are rumors that Zhang Sanfeng once defeated hundreds of gangsters with martial arts, which may be exaggerated, but his strength can be seen.
China Wushu is profound and has a long history. It is impossible to learn in a short time, but it must be accumulated for many years. However, I think martial arts is also a valuable asset that has been handed down all the time, because we can study more when we have time, without seeking merit, but there are also many skills that can strengthen our body and increase our ability of self-protection.