Description
Chinese Hui martial artist, qigong master, founder of Sheng Zhen Meditation,
and world-renowned wushu coach. Born in Gaocheng, Hebei. Specializes in
Baguazhang and Taijiquan. Enrolled at Beijing Physical Education University in
1960, studying under Zhang Wenguang. Co-founded the Beijing Wushu Team with Wu
Bin in 1974 and served as head coach from 1974 to 1988, during which the team
won the national championship for 12 straight years and his students won 56
individual gold medals. Also starred in the 1982 film Wu Lin Zhi and
choreographed action scenes. Later served as head coach of the Philippines
national wushu team (1988-1991). Founded the International Sheng Zhen Society in
1995. Author of several publications on wushu and Sheng Zhen Meditation.
Trained here, teacher unidentified (1)
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Cha Quan
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Baidu Baike states Li Junfeng studied in the wushu department at Beijing
Physical Education Institute, 1960-1965, and was selected for the institute
team. Zhang Wenguang chaired that department and specialised in Cha Quan, but no
source names him as Li Junfeng's teacher.
“1960年~1965年在北京体育学院武术系学习,被选入院队。”
Offices held (1)
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1974 – 1988
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“In 1974, the school was reformed as the Beijing Wushu Team in November 1974 by
Wu Bin and Li Junfeng.”
— Wikipedia contributors. (2026). Beijing Wushu Team.
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Students (1)
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Jet Li
sports_martial_artsChinese martial arts
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(1971–1979)
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Student of Li Junfeng, wushu coach and qigong master, trained during Beijing
Wushu Team tenure from 1971 to 1979
“After the school won the national competition in 1974, Beijing accepted Wu
Bin's and his proposal to establish the Beijing Wushu Team, a professional
team consisting of students mostly from the Shichahai Sports School. From 1974
to 1988 Li Junfeng was a head coach of the Beijing Wushu Team.”
— Wikipedia contributors. (2026). Li Junfeng.
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“Jet Li was a perfect pupil, not just in terms of power and flexibility, but
also, most importantly, learning capability. He had great coordination and his
movements were very graceful.”
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title = {Li Junfeng}, booktitle = {Martialis: Martial Arts Lineage Database},
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