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How did Wang Zhanjun die?
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Wang Zhanjun, male, Han nationality, 1974, from Chenjiagou, wen county, Henan. He is the second generation descendant of Tai Ji Chuan Xi 'an Quan, the seventh stage of national martial arts. From 1988 to 20 10, he participated in hundreds of international and domestic competitions without losing, and was praised as a "winning general" by his martial arts peers. The creator and holder of the Guinness World Record of "Bouncing Heavy Objects in Dantian", the vice chairman of Henan Wushu Association, the standing expert judge of the Wulin Conference of CCTV, the inheritor of national intangible cultural heritage, and now the president and head coach of wen county Taiji School.

Wang Zhanjun was born in a martial arts family, and his ancestors were martial arts masters for generations. The Wang family has a profound martial arts culture, and its father, Master An, created boxing on the basis of learning from Chen Tai Ji Chuan. He loved martial arts since he was a child. At the age of four, he studied hard the martial arts handed down from his family. Later, he learned Tai Ji Chuan from his father Chen Shi.

1988, Wang Zhanjun, who was only 14 years old, took part in the Henan Youth Games for the first time and won the Tai Ji Chuan championship in one fell swoop, from then on. He defeated Japanese sumo champion (Yokozuna) Shu Tailang in the World Boxing Championship and won the CCTV "Wulin Congress Chen Shi Taiji Chuan Six Schools Championship" ... Since he learned martial arts, he has integrated Chen Shi Tai Ji Chuan and his family's martial arts. Flexible use in the competition, and continuous optimization and summary, forming its unique kung fu-actual combat Tai Chi.

In recent years, Wang Zhanjun devoted himself to the study of Taiji culture, aiming at sub-health phenomenon, organically combined Taiji with Taoist culture, and treated "modern diseases" with China culture. His own "Thirteen-style Fighting Army" has made positive contributions to popularizing Taiji culture and making it a healthy lifestyle. He is also committed to the cultivation of talents. Since its establishment, 1996 has trained more than 30,000 students and won 4,000 gold medals at home and abroad ... His reputation has also spread overseas from Chenjiagou, and he has been invited to perform and teach all over the world every year. He is a well-known Tai Chi master in martial arts at home and abroad.