A Tribute To Zhao Chang Jun - Wushu - Old School

[@emw284]

Thank you so much for posting this video. I can not find many more videos of zhao changjun at his prime. I miss the way wushu used to flow and the rhythm of the forms. The forms are now choppy and do not have very much rhythm. The relaxed power of zhao changjun is very difficult to recreate. Explosive at just the right moment and then relaxed again. I have been training very hard and I got very frustrated. So I would watch this video and I would be inspired once again. It would allow me to see the possibilities in this sport and that it is a lifetime of practice. I can not exaggerate how much I thank you for posting this video.

[@l1hao]

One of the best drunken straight sword performances I've seen.

[@stantonw]

Even now, he can still perform at that level. I taught me for a bit two years ago at his school in Xi'an. He has immigrated to the US now. There are some who are trying to get him to start a school in or near New York City.

[@tongbeifamily]

Wushu legend ! He was a model for me and my wushu mate when we started wushu. I miss this decade of wushu.

[@wushu297]

Great compilation

[@jamescardinell]

Probably THE best zui jian I've ever seen...!

[@marcoperse666]

Simply amazing!!!!!!!!!!

[@wushuman426]

zhao changjun's power is amazing, a great athlete.

[@jamescardinell]

And my favorite male wushu athlete ever.

[@Mm2nam1v1]

The best wushu athlete in the 80s! Him and yuan wen Qing are among the best of the best!

[@wushugod187]

one of the best in wushu

[@Tinhamodic]

Truly awe inspiring!

[@nitrousn2o]

That opening long fist is the all time long fist champion of all time.

[@youngmasters]

i love your tributes! keep em coming!

[@jetqiao]

best love!

[@stantonw]

I meant He taught me. Not I taught me.

[@kevint32]

hey whats the song at the end of the video?