Zou Yun Jian

At early age he began to practice basic skills of Wushu and Changquan, free sparring, wrestling, qigong and all kinds of weapons.

In 1989 he followed Fusheng He, a famous Chinese Wushu artist, to learn Tai Chi, Xingyiquan, Baguaquan, Bajiquan.

In 1993 he became professional Wushu athelete of China Hubei Province Wushu Team.

In 1996 he first obtained champion of National Wushu Championships.

During 1998-2001 he was continuously elected into China National Wushu Team and obtained Taijiquan champion of the 5th World Wushu Championships （held in Hong Kong in 1999）, Taijiquan champion of the 5th Asia Wushu Champions （in Vietnam in 2000）and Wushu champions of the 3rdEast Asia Games.

In 2002 invited by Singapore Sports Committee he went to Singapore to teach Taijiquan.

In 2008 he was named “World-Famous Wushu Artists” and “Top 10 Wushu Extraordinaire.”