1997 won the gold medal in the World Wushu Congress held in Toronto, Canada, and was appointed as the head martial arts coach of Shaolin Temple and the permanent member of Shaolin Charity Foundation by abbot Shi Yongxin. In the same year, he founded the "Songshan Shaolin Temple Wushu Training Team", which was responsible for teaching, performing, visiting, inheriting and carrying forward the Zen Wushu culture and cultivating Shaolin successors.
200 1 Master Shi Yongxin, abbot of Shaolin Temple, wrote the title "Training Base of Shaolin Temple Wushu Group in Songshan, China".
In April 2003, we successfully held an international academic seminar on Shaolin Kung Fu with the abbot.
In 2004, overseas branches of training bases were established in more than ten countries, including the United States, Russia, France, Germany and South Korea.
In 2006, he was elected as the executive director of Dengfeng Wushu Association in Henan Province, and served as the general director of Shaolin Zen Music Ceremony, a large-scale live performance.
On July 25th, 2008, he carried the Zhengzhou torch relay of Beijing Olympic Games as a torchbearer of Xiangyun.
2065438+On July 30, 2005, 30 disciples of Shaolin Temple issued a statement through the Internet, saying that the stone had been moved to the secular world.
The tortuous experience of becoming a monk
Shi, who seldom goes home, goes back to his hometown in Shandong to visit his parents. His father, who is almost 70 years old and in good health, still insists on practicing martial arts every day. "My father's love for martial arts has influenced my life." Stone thoughtfully.
Shi, a common name, 1970, is a native of Tancheng County, Linyi City, ranking third among the five brothers and sisters. "When my parents named me, they wanted me to go to Tsinghua in the future. Now that Shaolin Temple is a monk, it feels like Tsinghua in Buddhism. " Shi recalled his early experiences. "At that time, the movie Shaolin Temple was a great shock to me. I really want to be a hero like Jue Yuan. So, under the guidance of my father, I went to Shaolin Temple. "
Shi continued: "In my hometown, almost everyone practices martial arts. If you don't do well, people will look down on you. Because my father used to know Master Yongxin, he gave me to him. At first, my father just wanted me to learn some real kung fu from Master. Later, influenced by Master, I became interested in Buddhism and decided to stay. "
As soon as he entered Shaolin Temple, the abbot sent him to a small temple in Xun County, Henan Province for penance. There are only three old monks on the mountain, chopping wood and cooking and chanting Buddhist scriptures. Nearly a year later, Lin Qinghua wavered and decided to go home. Later, after some ideological struggle, he went to Shaolin Temple again. Master sent him to study in ancient Kannonji in Kaifeng. 1987, Lin Qinghua decided to become a monk, and the temple held a grand conversion ceremony for him. Lin Qinghua became a teacher roadshow, studied under Shi Yongxin, and became the 34th generation monk of Shaolin Temple.
In order to reassure his parents, Shi Luyu said in his letter to his parents that he had a good time in Shaolin Temple, and his training was very focused and he made rapid progress. Master Yongxin is not much older than himself, but his knowledge and martial arts are unfathomable and he is happier than anything else. Speaking of this experience, I smiled shyly. He soon became an excellent monk with both Zen and martial arts. 1998 participated in the World Wushu Congress held in Toronto, Canada, and won the gold medal. In the same year, Shaolin Temple set up a monk group, with the teacher as the head coach of the monks.
Nowadays, influenced by teachers, many people in his hometown go to Shaolin Temple to study martial arts. "There are hundreds of people in Linyi, and almost two or three thousand people in Shandong are practicing martial arts in Shaolin Temple." Among the tens of thousands of disciples in Shaolin Wushu training base, Shandong disciples are in the forefront in terms of quantity and martial arts accomplishment.