Who is Feng Jingsan?

Feng Jingsan, male, Han nationality, jumped the queue in rural Liyang, Jiangsu Province in 1968, became a soldier in Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in 1969, returned to Nanjing factory as a worker in 1973, and joined Nanjing Film Studio as a filmmaker in 1978. In 1987, he graduated from Jiangsu Provincial Cadre Management University with a Chinese junior college degree, and became an electrician technician in Jiangsu TV station.

In 1988, Feng Jingsan started to collect ancient Chinese coins, and in 1993, he participated in launching the "China Food Stamp Fever" and first wrote an article advocating the collection of "financial cards". At present, he is a member of China Collectors Association, a senior researcher and a senior appraiser of Hong Kong Chinese Culture and Art Research Center. There are quite a lot of collections.

in 1991, Feng Jingsan began to learn ballroom dancing in the residents' community park, and at the same time began to put forward the idea and concept of creating "China Modern Ballroom Dance Series".

After 18 years of self-study, research and creative practice, Feng Jingsan participated in the creation of modern ballroom dances in China, such as Nanjing Xiaola Dance, Oriental Ruyi Dance and Dayu Bubu Dance. Nanjing Mini-Dance is the first modern ballroom dance with independent copyright in China. People's Daily has a special article introducing Nanjing Mini-Dance to the world, and the World Sports Dance Association IDSA has included Nanjing Mini-Dance in the official sports dance competition. In the history of China's dance culture development, it was also the first time to put forward the proposal of creating China's "National Dance" with "Nanjing Xiaola Dance" as a candidate dance.

in the practice of creating modern ballroom dances in China, Feng Jingsan gradually established the "theoretical system of mass dance culture in China" by integrating theory with practice. This is the first theoretical system of dance culture in the world, which systematically expounds the basic scientific theories of dance art, such as Historical Definition of Dance, General Principles of Dance Art Creation, Mechanics of Dance Art Creation, and Flow of Dance Art Creation. These theoretical achievements of dance basic science have filled many gaps in the history of human dance culture development and promoted the leading level of China's dance culture theory in the world.

in 1994, Feng Jingsan was qualified as a provincial ballroom dancing teacher and judge in Jiangsu province. In 26, he became a member of Jiangsu Dancers Association. In 28, he was awarded the national A-level teacher and the first-level referee qualification of ballroom dancing. In 28, he was elected as the standing committee member of IDSA (China) headquarters of the World Sports Dance Association and served as an international referee.

Feng Jingsan also owns the copyrights of six works on China dance culture, such as Nanjing Xiaola Dance and Introduction to Modern Social Dance in China.

Feng Jingsan's testimony is:

I have two teachers, one is nature and the other is the broad masses of the people.

Do not blindly believe in foreigners or celebrities; Respect for science, respect for real talent and practical learning.

China modern ballroom dancing is a dance culture that serves the people.

Feng Jingsan's wish:

Create China's "National Dance"

Create a series of modern ballroom dances in China, so as to benefit the people of China, do our best for the healthy development of China's dance culture and contribute to the healthy development of the world's dance culture.