In 1991, in a corner of Dingqian Village, Dehua County, southern Fujian, a blazing flame ignited in the heart of young Li Wenfang - his love for martial arts. At that time, martial arts culture was like a whirlwind, sweeping the streets and alleys. The images of those heroes on the screen who flew over walls and punished evil and promoted good were deeply imprinted in his mind. He was no longer satisfied with imitating those moves on country roads, but made a bold decision: to leave his hometown and go to Songshan, Henan, to pursue the true meaning of martial arts. As she set foot on the road to Songshan Mountain, Li Wenfang's eyes were full of longing and determination. At that time, he was young and immature, but the dream he held in his heart was as hard as steel. Songshan Mountain, this sacred mountain carrying thousands of years of martial arts culture, stood in front of him like a majestic monument. When she first entered Songshan Martial Arts School, Li Wenfang felt unprecedented pressure. The strict work and rest system and high-intensity training arrangements put his body and will through huge tests. Every day before dawn, he would crawl around on the martial arts training ground with his brothers. During the zama step, his legs were as heavy as lead and his clothes were soaked with sweat, but he gritted his teeth and persisted for several hours. When practicing boxing, each movement must be considered and practiced over and over again until it meets the coach's requirements. Every movement, kicking and beating, is full of power and passion, and is also accompanied by pain and exhaustion. However, Li Wenfang never had the thought of giving up. He knows very well that if he wants to achieve success in martial arts, he must work harder than others.
