Bu Enfu’s personal experience

In 1930, he came to Peking to worship Cui Xiufeng, nicknamed "Little Ghost Cui" in the Shanpu Camp, as his teacher. He was Cui's sixth disciple, so he got the nickname "Bu Liu" in the wrestling world. His skills have become well-known in Beijing and Tianjin.

In the summer of 1933, in order to develop wrestling to a higher level and to support his family, he was admitted to the Italian Fire Brigade. He was bold, witty and flexible. After he was commended by the director during a bank fire-fighting, the Italians gave him a salary increase and sent him to the Italian Commercial Stadium to learn boxing. From then on, his boxing career began. With a strong sense of nationality and curiosity, he learned boxing from Italian boxing coaches Joe Medi and Valig, played sandbags and pear balls, and began to train hard. The coaches took turns beating him, and he really suffered a lot. Later, foreigners saw He had a strong will and slowly changed his attitude towards him. In less than half a year, his boxing skills were quite proficient. At that time, there were some high-level professional boxers in the British Ministry of Industry Bureau in Tianjin. Seeing his extraordinary skills, they secretly reached a deal with the Italians and transferred the divination to the British mobile phones. He knew that these people wanted to make money from him, so he secretly made a deal with them. Make up your mind to let them taste the fist of the Chinese.

In 1934, he won the first place in the boxing middleweight class in the Nanjing National Martial Arts Examination and the title of "Boxing Champion" (Introduction to Olympic Boxing from the National Library Information and the Complete Collection of Olympic Games published by People's Sports Publishing House in 2007) Later, the Russian Consulate specially invited the all-Russian boxing champion Mavrog and the runner-up Alsanko to compete with Bu. In order to impress the Chinese, he walked into the boxing ring with his head held high. Although the two boxers were big and round, they were powerful. He was able to overpower others and surpass them by 30 kilograms. Bu calmly responded to the challenge, used softness to overcome strength, and knocked them all down on the stage one after another, which greatly enhanced the momentum of the Chinese people. (This is the first person in history to defeat a foreign boxer)

Half a year later, Citibank of the United States invited American boxer Cadison (who once won the United States Championship) to Tianjin to conquer the atmosphere. Very nervous, in order to defeat the American boxer and get rid of his arrogance and look down on the Chinese, Bu Enfu practiced hard behind closed doors, studied carefully, and knocked him off the ring with just one uppercut during the competition. This greatly increased the ambition of the Chinese people.

In October 1935, Bu Enfu represented Hebei Province (Hebei) in the wrestling competition of the Sixth National Games held in Shanghai before liberation. He passed all the opponents and defeated Hai, a famous wrestling player in the country at that time, 3-0. Youyi, Tong Shunlu, Zuo Xiwu, Sun Rong, Su Xianglin, etc., finally used flexible tactics and superb skills to defeat Bao Shanlin, the Manchu wrestling master who was the most popular at the time, 2-1 in the final, and won the middleweight title. The title of "King of Wrestling" was dramatically removed from the banner that had been embroidered with the number one treasure in the middleweight class, Shanlin, and replaced with Bu Enfu, and the name spread on both sides of the Pujiang River.

At the end of 1935, at the invitation of Pang Yusen, director of the General Affairs Office of the National Sports Academy, he went to the National Sports Academy as the full-time wrestling head coach.

In March 1936, an international boxing competition was held in Shanghai, and he was invited to participate. He fought in many matches and never lost. In the final, he defeated the famous American sailor Boxer Lanke with his flexible and fierce uppercut. Sigen (who was also a former U.S. middleweight champion while serving in the military) knocked him down on the stage, won the title, and pumped his fist in the air, shouting that the Chinese were not the sick men of East Asia.

After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, he and the people across the country devoted themselves to the battle against the Japanese invaders, using their own skills to fight against Japanese invaders and traitors, and contribute to the defense of their country. In order to enrich his wrestling skills, in addition to boxing, he also practiced fencing and swimming, and achieved some excellent results. In this way, he combined boxing and fencing with flexible techniques and footwork, the explosive "inch strength" of striking, and the effortless ability to move a thousand pounds with just the right amount of effort. "Yu Jin", the flexible and powerful waist skills of international wrestling are also integrated into wrestling.

During this period, he studied under the founder of Dacheng Quan, Mr. Wang Xiangzhai, and practiced Yiquan. training, and produces extraordinary results, thus shortening the time between basic skills and actual combat, and also extending an athlete's wrestling age. He created an original and unconventional method of attacking and defending at the same time. This method also improves the flexibility of tactics. He also combined the explosive power of boxing with the crispness of Dacheng Boxing. Dominance is enriched in wrestling. He pointed out that in boxing and Dachengquan, there is a distance between the punch and the opponent. Hitting the opponent will produce a certain resistance, which will reduce a certain amount of power. Even if the opponent is knocked down, the weight of the opponent's body will be There is a slight resistance, but if used in wrestling, it is only possible to "listen to the force" to detect the direction of the opponent's force when it is loose. In this case, the power generated by using this cold and crisp explosive force will be greater. This is also a sign of looseness, that is to say, loosen first and then tighten. Tightness represents the instantaneous exertion of force. It will not work if there is only looseness without tightening, and it will not work if there is only tightness without looseness. It can also be said that if there is looseness, there will be tightness, and if there is tightness, there will be looseness.

He also incorporated the flexible boxing techniques and flexible wrestling techniques of boxing into Dacheng Quan, thus making Dacheng Quan's free fighting more practical.

After liberation, Bu Enfu was hired by the Central Military Commission to teach grappling, fighting, striking, wrestling, boxing, fencing, cycling, archery and other sports at the Northeast Engineering College and the Northeast Military Region to cultivate a large number of talents for the army, such as: Novel Liu Dongcang, the reconnaissance hero nicknamed Tank in the forest and snowy plains, is one of them.

In order to eradicate the remaining remnants and bandits in the three northeastern provinces, and contribute to the stability and unity of the Northeast.

In April 1957, he led the Shenyang boxing team to participate in the 15-city championship held in Shanghai and won one gold and one bronze.

In November 1957, he led the Shenyang Fencing Skills Team to participate in the National 17-City Fencing Skills Championship held in Tianjin and won first bronze and fourth place.

In 1958, he led the Liaoning wrestling team to participate in the National Wrestling Championships held in Tianjin and won one gold and two bronze medals.

In May 1958, he led the Shenyang boxing team to participate in the National Boxing Championships and won one gold and two bronze medals, ranking third in the team.

Contribute to the construction and stability of Northeast China, and lay a good foundation for the development of boxing and fencing in Shenyang, Liaoning. He is the founder of boxing and fencing in Shenyang, such as Wang Xiuchun, Yang Jinliang and Guo Fulin of boxing. Fencing Li Xiaomin, Dou Wanling, Wang Kewen and others. It has made great contributions to the development and improvement of Chinese wrestling in Liaoning, and has trained a large number of outstanding talents: Dong Yongshan, Lan Shusheng, Lan Shuming, Liu Shengcai, Hao Lichun, Liu Guoxing, Guan Guilin and other famous wrestling stars, especially Liu Yongfu, coach of the national women's judo team, uses Bu's training method and Bu's wrestling techniques in judo training, making him the godfather of Chinese judo and a gold medal coach.

Later, he was transferred to the People's Liberation Army's Bayi Engineering Brigade as the chief instructor of Chinese wrestling. At that time, it became a veritable championship team. Later, he was transferred to Beijing Xiannongtan Sports School, Beijing Chaoyang District Sports School, etc. As a wrestling coach, he taught wrestling, boxing, Dachengquan and other martial arts, and trained a large number of talents. Bu Enfu has students all over the country and even the world. In order to spread Chinese wrestling around the world, and to promote Bu's wrestling techniques around the world, there are also They teach their skills in Germany, Canada, the United States, France, Taiwan and other countries.

With decades of experience, he has painstakingly accumulated a set of scientific one-stop training methods. This unique training model will be advanced now and even in the future.

In the heyday of Chinese wrestling in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, he was inseparable from the hard work of his predecessors in the wrestling world. He had noble martial arts, made friends widely, and had no sectarian audience. He warned We must learn everything that is good, and "learn from each other's strong points to make up for our weaknesses" to enrich ourselves. We will not refuse those who want to explore skills, and we will teach them patiently so that the visitors can return home satisfied. He focuses on martial arts education, and learning wrestling well requires skills. Benefit the country and the people, serve society, serve the people, and keep out those with bad martial arts ethics.

Bu Enfu has been exploring, researching, and developing Chinese wrestling all his life. He has devoted all his energy and efforts to the cause of Chinese wrestling and has made outstanding contributions to the promotion of Chinese wrestling. He has Joke: Once Chinese wrestling is recognized by the world, it will dominate the world wrestling scene and dominate the world martial arts.

It has been more than 20 years since he left us. His theory of Chinese wrestling has been dedicated to society, and his secrets have been left to us. On today's unveiling day to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of great master Hua Xu, we remember his dedication to Chinese sports even more. In order to fulfill his last wish, the "Bu Enfu Chinese Martial Arts Academy" will be established in his name from now on to let his martial arts Theoretical ideas are passed down from generation to generation and continue to be carried forward.