Shang Xiang kowtowed to the tea shop, and the Boxer accepted the traditional ceremony of learning from the teacher.

The new disciples are performing traditional worship ceremonies, such as burning incense, kowtowing and offering tea. On the evening of July 6th, a traditional martial arts ceremony was held in Fuzhou. Three "post-00 s" and one quasi-"post-00 s" passed the teacher's ceremony, and Pan, a boxer from Xiangdian, was the teacher. Zhang Jinsheng, Deputy Secretary-General of the Provincial Wushu Association, said: Traditional Wushu ceremonies are rare now, and these ceremonies help to inherit the traditional Wushu culture.

The ceremony was held in a hotel in Fuzhou. In addition to the boxers of Fuzhou Xiangdian, Huang, deputy secretary-general of the Provincial Wushu Association and secretary-general of the Fuzhou Sports Association, also attended the ceremony as a witness. Four new disciples were introduced at the ceremony. Among these four disciples, except one who was born in 1999, the rest were born after 00. Their master is Pan, secretary general of the Hunan Electric Boxing Committee of the Provincial Wushu Association.

Before the ceremony, all the guests, witnesses and the master of Xiangdian Boxing paid tribute to Pan's master. In this program, all the disciples under Pan bowed down and gave a big gift. After the incense, the four children who are about to join the teacher read the teacher's post in front of the on-site witnesses, expressed their desire to get started, and handed the post to Master Pan. Pan nodded, took the teacher's post, and then took the tea handed by the teacher. After drinking tea, Pan gave the four children the primer of Xiang Dianquan and gave them a number (according to the stage name of that generation) as a gift.

Pan told me that the reason why we want to make this ceremony so detailed is to let the disciples know how to respect the teacher and inherit the traditional etiquette of Wushu.

Huang, secretary-general of Fuzhou Sports General Association, said that martial arts such as Taekwondo and Karate imported from abroad have developed well in China in recent years, and these "imported fists" have blossomed everywhere in Fuzhou, and some of them have even developed better than traditional martial arts, and there has been a phenomenon that "foreign monks can recite scriptures". In this case, we should publicize traditional Wushu more vigorously, show the fine tradition of traditional Wushu, and let more citizens know and learn traditional Wushu.

Zhang Jinsheng, Deputy Secretary-General of the Provincial Wushu Association, said: The traditional ceremony of respecting teachers in Wushu is rare now. Traditional martial arts ceremonies are grand, but limited to the metropolitan environment, these rituals are not easy to popularize, and gradually these excellent traditional rituals are simplified, which is a pity. These traditional manners are good teaching materials, which can teach children how to respect teachers and value teaching.