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2025.11.07 12:44 GMT+8

From Meishan to the National Games: Hunan Swordsman's martial arts

Updated 2025.11.07 12:44 GMT+8
Lu Wei, Chen Qingxuan

Hu Jianfeng, known as the "Hunan Swordsman," demonstrates Meishan martial arts in Changsha city, central China's Hunan Province, October 30, 2025. /CGTN

Hu Jianfeng, known as the "Hunan Swordsman," demonstrates Meishan martial arts in Changsha city, central China's Hunan Province, October 30, 2025. /CGTN

Hu Jianfeng, known as the "Hunan Swordsman," demonstrates Meishan martial arts in Changsha city, central China's Hunan Province, October 30, 2025. /CGTN

Hu Jianfeng, known as the "Hunan Swordsman," demonstrates Meishan martial arts in Changsha city, central China's Hunan Province, October 30, 2025. /CGTN

Hu Jianfeng, known as the "Hunan Swordsman," demonstrates Meishan martial arts in Changsha city, central China's Hunan Province, October 30, 2025. /CGTN

Hu Jianfeng, known as the "Hunan Swordsman," demonstrates Meishan martial arts in Changsha city, central China's Hunan Province, October 30, 2025. /CGTN

In a village in central China's Hunan Province, Hu Jianfeng's mastery of Wushu stands as a powerful testament to years of discipline. His personal journey – from a sickly child to a master of Meishan martial arts – vividly illustrates that "a fine sword is honed through grinding."

As China prepares for the 15th National Games, Hu's story is a poignant reminder that the heart of sport beats everywhere, embodied in personal dedication, cultural heritage and the pursuit of excellence.

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