At the age of six, he studied martial arts. At the age of ten, he joined Shaanxi Wushu Team and began to receive systematic professional training.
1972, Zhao Changjun [1] participated in the national Wushu competition for the first time, and won the Excellence Award for his outstanding performance, which attracted the attention of Wushu experts. From 65438 to 0974, Zhao Changjun visited China for the first time with the Japanese Junior Wushu Troupe. His outstanding performance was praised by the State Sports Commission, and he was called "junior martial arts diplomat". From 1978 to 1987, Zhao Changjun won the "individual all-around champion" in international and domestic Wushu competitions for ten times with excellent martial arts and superhuman perseverance. He won 54 gold medals and was praised as the "ever-victorious general" in the martial arts field, becoming the only "ten consecutive championships" and "big gold medal winner" in China martial arts field so far. Because of his unique style, his "ground-stepping boxing", "chasing wind knife" and "crazy god stick" are known as "Zhao San Jue".
Zhao Changjun is also a martial arts star deeply loved by the audience. Since the 1980s, Zhao Changjun has appeared in more than 30 films and TV series, such as Wudang, The First Knife in China, A Game-writing Tale, Wang Wu, Pujiang Storm, Kung Fu in China, Legend of the Sea Lantern, Seven Heroes of the Holy Water View and so on. He was the martial arts designer of China's first martial arts film "Mysterious Buddha". Among them, in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the TV series "Legend of the Sea Lantern" starring him was once popular all over the country, but it was once deserted. Still a wonderful childhood memory after 70 s and 80 s!