In the spring of 2005, 19 17-year-old Wu Binlou went to Beijing to make a living. 1920 When the war between Zhiwan and Anhui broke out, a Taoist priest from Xiannongtan sponsored Wu Binlou to the escort agency as a fellow countryman. Three days later, Wu Binlou served as the chief escort, with two escorts, escorting two escort cars full of precious jade articles. Wu Binlou succeeded in darts, and he also used whipping skills. On the way, he won the reputation of "Wubin Building with a whip" in one fell swoop.
Before he was 30 years old, Wu Binlou became famous in Wulin with his exquisite martial arts and unique style of poking his feet and turning over his son. 1935, Wu Binlou was awarded the honorary title of "Top Ten Old Martial Artists" together with the then old martial artists Heng Shoushan, Xinyuan Zhao, Liu Yueting, Wang Rongbiao and Xiang at the five-color soil martial arts exhibition in Zhongshan Park. In the autumn of the same year, he met Yao, a native of Hubei, in Nanjing. Yao is a direct descendant of Yao, the ancestor of Wei family in Hebei province. Wu Binlou and Yao Su do not know each other. After meeting each other, Wu Binlou, who was already famous at that time, was not ashamed to ask questions. Together with Yao, he sorted out the lost eighteen lines in Yan Qing, Hebei Province according to the old score.
Wu Binlou founded the Art Wushu Research Association very early, teaching his disciples martial arts and spreading Chinese Wushu. He repeatedly taught his disciples to pay attention to martial arts. He pointed out that the most important thing in martial arts is to be modest and prudent, not arrogant and impetuous, and to abandon the views of the portal. He taught his disciples to "make friends with weapons." Under the premise of not changing your own specialties and style, you should "come with your mouth open, learn from others' strengths, and suit your needs." He also believes: "No matter how good things are, they can't be done without hard work." He opposes superstition of famous boxing and thinks that the key lies in practice. He opposes superstition of famous teachers. He said: "A great teacher makes a great apprentice" of course exists again, but it is more like "there is a champion apprentice, but there is no champion master." In the process of teaching his disciples, he directly and unreservedly contributed what he had learned.
Wu Binlou said: "The characteristic of Zhezi Boxing is compact, swift and changeable, full of strength, neat and flexible. Because of its many handspring movements, it is named fan. This is the upper limb. Most of the pricking feet are legs, sewing legs, back kicking, back kicking, point legs, inch legs, lotus legs in the air and so on. As the saying goes, hands are two doors, and feet win people. Together, they are called foot prick and flip-flops. At the same time, they perfected the 18-style boxing routine of kicking and turning the floor. For example, the immortal bed (flying, flat as a bed), the monument (straight as a monument, backward) and the monument (straight as a monument, planted forward) greatly enriched the content of poking feet and turning doors. It is worth mentioning that, while enriching the boxing routines, Wu Binlou also developed the equipment routines of poking feet and turning doors, each with its own characteristics: dragon sword, two-headed snake, beating face, chicken claw hook, bull's head boring and double boring, goose eyebrow piercing, Yuanyang basin, judge pen, leading stick, tiger tail whip and so on.
In the 1920s, when Wu Binlou lived at the gate of Baita Temple Palace, Lu Xun lived in the nearby West Third Hutong of Fuchengmen. Lu Xun's appreciation of martial arts is often associated with him. Mr. Lu Xun once asked him with great interest about the kung fu of Lin Chong, Song Wu and Lu Shenzhi in Water Margin, and put forward whether the description of some fighting scenes conforms to the norms of realistic martial arts fighting. Wu Binlou gave a detailed answer. Later, Lu Xun also gave him two autographed folding fans as a souvenir. In 1930s, Feng Yuxiang praised Wu Binlou's martial arts and personality in the first Wushu competition and presented them with handwritten banners. After liberation, Wu Binlou was a member of Chinese Wushu Association and vice chairman of Beijing Wushu Association, and served as the referee of China Wushu Competition for many times. Wu Binlou abandoned the unscientific elements in the old martial arts teaching method, absorbed the advantages of the training method of the Institute of Physical Education, and learned the routines of Group A boxing and Group A sword compiled by the Physical Education Commission. 1977, Wu Binlou died. The first generation: Zhao and Zi Canyi.
The second generation: Liu Pangui, Liu Guanlan, Liu Guixin, Duan, Wei Changyi, Wei Luofang and Wang Luo Zi.
The third generation: Liu Zhenjiang, Wang Zhanao, Zhang, Wei Zankui, Wang Luocang, Wang Yong, Yu Yintong, Li Xiaoxian, Xu Fengzao, Xu, Guo Luoxi, Li Luofu, Yan Wenping, Liu Songlin and Li Wenlin.
The fourth generation: Wei Xixian, Xiao Chunrong, Wei Yuexian, Wu, Wu Binlou, Zhang Qinzeng, Zhang, Liu Renyi, Yu Jinquan, Peng Fanian, Sun Runan, Cao Zhenhai, Wei Lianhui, Zhang Yonghe, Liu Jingshan, Liu Shutian, Zhi Ping, Liu Jingcai, Yan Changhui, Li Jinduo and Zhang Huizhong.
The fifth generation: Wei Shujiu, Wei, Liu Huafeng, Zhang Shuanglong, Deng Fuxing, Wu Zetian, Li Wenkao, Dai Xiangfeng, Wang Ruixiang, Yang Yukai, Li Wa, Qian Dehua, Li Wenxing, Liu Xuebo, Chang Shuangnian, Liu, Cui, Cao Zhaotian, Liu Zhenmin and Sun Changnian.
The sixth generation: Li, Li Bingcai, An Mingzhen, Li, An Mingshan,,, Suo Yongjian, Li Shiming, Wang, Chai, Wang Liying, Hu Fenglan, Liu Jie, Pang Zhongfeng, Liu Bing, Tang Xingquan, Cai You, Sun Shaoliang, Li Peng, Zhang Yuanqin and Du Jiliang.
Mr. Wu Binlou, a famous martial artist, is the main successor of Fanzi Boxing, a kick line in Beijing. Wu, whose name is Binlou, was born in 1898 and died in 1977. He was born in Qijiazhuang, Li County, Hebei Province. They have been practicing martial arts since childhood and studied under Wei Zankui (known as "Wei Tietui"). After arriving in Beijing in the early 1920s, he became martial arts friends with Zhang Changfen, He Shouyan, Xu Xiaolu, Li Yaochen, Wang Rongbiao, Wu Tunan, Wu Zizhen, Song Lanpo, Zhang Wenping, Chang, Chen Fake, Wang Dasan and Wang Baoying. In the 1940s, Beijing Yilin Wushu Association was established and served as its president. After the liberation of Beijing, he was employed by Beijing Qinghe Wool Mill, 618 Factory, Guanghua Dyeing and Weaving Factory, Beijing Art School, Beijing Youth Art Theatre and other units to teach martial arts. He has compiled the Eighteen Methods of Sanshou in Yue Family, Famous Art Words, Yan Qing's Anti-Ziquan and other works. Wu Binlou is not only skilled in boxing, but also highly skilled in martial arts. He is a respected old martial artist in Beijing. He is good at foot poking, somersault boxing and lying boxing, and is good at soft instruments such as meteor hammer, nine-section whip and tiger-tail whip (shoulder whip). Therefore, he was called "Hua Bian Wu Bin Lou" by Beijing Wulin. Mr. Wu Binlou has taught many disciples in Beijing, such as Liu Xueqin, Vice Chairman of Beijing Wushu Association, Men Huifeng, Sun Changli, Shi Limin, Zheng Zhiliang, Ma Qingke, Wang Hecen, Hong Zhitian, Qi Zhiping, etc. Mr. Wu Binlou made great contributions to China Wushu all his life.