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Practicing Martial Artist With Moral Standers Then
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Mr. Li Jianxin is a China Zhi Gong Party member and Master of Business Administration, University of Ballarat, Australia.A decedent of Shaolin Wuxing Bafa Boxing( his teacher is Mr. Qin Qingfeng, a famous contemporary martial artist)The eighth-generation student of Bajiquan( studied the style of Chinese Wushu Gym and Li Shuwen)A decedent of Xing Yi Quan ( he learned Hebei style from Han Muxia)He is an expert in hand-to-hand combat, weapon fighting, and traditional archery.


Being passed down to the peaceful era now, many nature of confrontations in traditional martial arts have been weakened, so what is the point of practicing martial arts? Having practiced martial arts for decades, Li Jianxin often asks himself: Is learning martial arts just a passion? What is the use of martial arts? He has asked this question since he was an ignorant teenager to a student, from 30 years old to 40 years old. After continuous introspection, continuous learning, and continuous discussions with insightful people, he finally found a more valuable answer despite his love and passion: his destined mission is to take in and pass on the martial arts.

 




In the 1970s, when food and clothing were just enough, people had limited entertainment choices. For Li Jianxin, born in this era, the most common entertainment in his childhood was watching young and old men wrestling and boxing in the fields. As he grew up, adolescents had little entertainment, and the most forceful way for boys to show their power was to fight. Li Jianxin was frustrated and deeply hurt in several fights with his peers, so he turned to a master in his village and began the path of martial arts training ignorantly.
Why was he ignorant? Because at that time, he had no idea what to learn and no knowledge of martial arts. He just wanted to learn some tricks to revenge his bullies. His teacher was a legend in the village, tall and strong. He once fought off four hooligans who were molesting a girl on the way home from work. His teacher was very simple and not one for words, but he taught Li Jianxin wrestling and practical Sanda. He has changed a lot over a few months, and the people who were bullying him are no longer his match at all. More importantly, his teacher sprinkled the seeds of martial arts practical combat in his heart.
During the 1990s, Li Jianxin’sJianxin’s career had his highlight benefit by the reform and opening up and the rapid development of the national economy. While his material life was greatly improved, his pursuit of learning martial arts never changed. Li Jianxin visited many famous martial artists, studied Shaolin Wuxing Bafa Boxing, Bajiquan, and Xing Yi Quan, and became the eighth-generation student of Ba Ji Quan over the twenty years. He also learned many martial arts theories and historical knowledge. He was deeply influenced by Mr. Ma Mingda, a famous martial artist and historian, and Li Jianxin loves and studies Mr. Ma’sMa’s articles over and over again. He keeps studying, improving his traditional martial arts skills while learning modern combat techniques extensively. He studied boxing under Mr. Wang Shouxin, the first-generation boxing king of new China. Mr. Xu Kaicai, the first-generation archery athlete of the new China and coach of the national team, taught him traditional archery.
For Li Jianxin, martial arts is the “Tao, “he can learn about martial arts and the history and social status by studying certain martial arts and certain weapons. All these things enriched martial arts itself. This is a surprising result and has made Li Jianxin more and more fascinated with the learning of traditional martial arts and traditional culture. Similarly, it takes a lot of time and effort to learn and understand the martial arts truly. He often says, “You have to have a basic understanding and knowledge of what you are learning, and then go deeper and deeper, and only then will you be able to integrate it.’’ His love for martial arts, his admiration for his predecessors, and his serious attitude towards learning have made him fortunate enough to meet more excellent teachers. He firmly believes that the kind of martial arts he learns depends on who he is and what kind of insight he has.

 







Traditional martial arta originated from the battlefield. Whether you are fighting with weapons or barehanded, they all require physical contact, so physical fitness is the foundation of martial arts. Therefore, Li Jianxin always starts with physical training. His physical training seems simple, which is often criticized as “not advanced,” not traditional enough,” and “not like practicing martial arts.” He never wavered in the face of questions because he genuinely believes that “it is impossible to know kung fu without hard work and repeated practice. It is greedy to believe that one can obtain a certain martial arts without shaping the body.” In Li Jianxin’sJianxin’s view, the basic nature of martial arts is confrontation and defeat the enemy quickly, so the moves that can be passed down must be practical and simple, and to what extent they can be performed depends on the physical quality of the practitioner and the practice method. Adhering to this simple principle, Li Jianxin has been training hard year after year, no matter where he goes, no matter where he is, which is not simple.
During the first half of his life, he has been busy taking up the mantle of martial arts from famous masters and trying his best to understand the essence. During the later half of his life, his most important duty is to carry on and pass on what he has learned and thought, to integrate his understanding of martial arts in a way that can be accepted by modern people easily, so that practitioners can improve their physical quality while having certain offensive and defensive abilities, and finally to achieve the purpose of passing on the martial arts.







Nowadays, our country’s support and encouragement for the development and inheritance of traditional culture are increasing. More and more people express their recognition and respect for traditional culture and traditional ideological value system. Under the positive social environment and with the support of his family, friends, and students, Li Jianxin finally founded the Xinwutang Martial Arts Club in 2018 after years of planning. It is committed to the revival and development of the new martial arts, promoting and spreading the excellent Chinese martial arts culture and techniques and promoting them internationally actively. Since its establishment, Xinwutang Martial Arts Club has held a number of professional training and cultural exchange activities. We have had traditional Chinese short-range combat techniques lessons,  traditional bow and arrow lessons and formed a spear team for enthusiasts. We also have customized defense lessons for teenagers to meet social needs and developed group bonding programs for institutions and enterprises to improve physical fitness with martial arts content. We have also cooperated with the Italian Wushu Federation, hired famous overseas Chinese martial artists to teach traditional big spear techniques, and so on. Xinwutang Martial Arts Club insists on following Li Jianxin’sJianxin’s original intention of practicing traditional martial arts.






Xinwutang Martial Arts Club is open and active and gathering the strengths of all styles. Most importantly, it spares no effort to provide a learning and communication platform for all enthusiasts. Li Jianxin’sJianxin’s greatest wish is to let more people learn and change through learning traditional martial arts! As the saying goes, love what I love, do what I do, listen to my heart, and ask no questions.





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