Wu Dong is Professor at the China Wushu School of Beijing Sport University. He began practicing Wushu at the age of six, studying under several renowned masters and specializing in Taijiquan, Xingyiquan, and Baguazhang. Over the years, he has conducted extensive Wushu teaching and cultural exchange across multiple continents, promoting Chinese martial culture through instruction, lectures, and outreach activities. Each year, he trains hundreds of learners—from young beginners to senior practitioners—committed to advancing the health, well being, and cultural understanding that Wushu offers. Professor Wu is dedicated to sharing the benefits of Taijiquan globally and fostering wider appreciation of its physical, philosophical, and cultural value.

• 1. Introduction.- 2. The All-Round Reconstruction of Chinese Wushu.- 3.The Comprehensive Development of Chinese Wushu.- 4. The Flourishing of Chinese Wushu.- 5. The Breakthrough of Chinese Wushu in the New Era.

Wu Dong is Professor at the China Wushu School of Beijing Sport University. He began practicing Wushu at the age of six, studying under several renowned masters and specializing in Taijiquan, Xingyiquan, and Baguazhang. Over the years, he has conducted extensive Wushu teaching and cultural exchange across multiple continents, promoting Chinese martial culture through instruction, lectures, and outreach activities. Each year, he trains hundreds of learners—from young beginners to senior practitioners—committed to advancing the health, well being, and cultural understanding that Wushu offers. Professor Wu is dedicated to sharing the benefits of Taijiquan globally and fostering wider appreciation of its physical, philosophical, and cultural value.

• 1. Introduction.- 2. The All-Round Reconstruction of Chinese Wushu.- 3.The Comprehensive Development of Chinese Wushu.- 4. The Flourishing of Chinese Wushu.- 5. The Breakthrough of Chinese Wushu in the New Era.

Wu Dong is Professor at the China Wushu School of Beijing Sport University. He began practicing Wushu at the age of six, studying under several renowned masters and specializing in Taijiquan, Xingyiquan, and Baguazhang. Over the years, he has conducted extensive Wushu teaching and cultural exchange across multiple continents, promoting Chinese martial culture through instruction, lectures, and outreach activities. Each year, he trains hundreds of learners—from young beginners to senior practitioners—committed to advancing the health, well being, and cultural understanding that Wushu offers. Professor Wu is dedicated to sharing the benefits of Taijiquan globally and fostering wider appreciation of its physical, philosophical, and cultural value.

• 1. Introduction.- 2. The All-Round Reconstruction of Chinese Wushu.- 3.The Comprehensive Development of Chinese Wushu.- 4. The Flourishing of Chinese Wushu.- 5. The Breakthrough of Chinese Wushu in the New Era.