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At just 7 years old, Wu Hao began his journey to become a ninth-generation inheritor of bajiquan, a 300-year-old Chinese martial art. Now, he’s committed to preserving this cultural heritage.
Two Bajiquan masters transform a riverbank into their training ground, showcasing how this martial art turns any space into a dojo through relentless practice and dedication.
Explore the unyielding spirit of Bajiquan through the Liuhe spear, its most iconic weapon, and discover how this martial art unites mind, body, and weapon.
At sunset, Master Wu Hao brings the ancient martial art of bajiquan to life, embodying strength, solitude, and tradition.
Bajiquan, an ancient martial art from Cangzhou, Hebei Province, is captivating a new generation with its powerful and swift movements.