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Lu Zijian (1893 – 2012) was a martial artist and a practitioner of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
In 1911 he studied Baguazhang, Art and Calligraphy with master Li Changye, becoming his third generation successor.
In 1929, to protest the government’s plan to “abolish traditional Chinese medicine”, he was elected head of the medical team as an advocate for traditional Chinese medicine.
In 1937, 44-year-old Lu Zijian personally experienced the Nanjing Massacre, managed to save himself by posing as a doctor, but never accepted the Japanese as his disciples ever since.
During the Cultural Revolution he was considered a “counter-revolutionary” and spent more than ten years in a labor camp in Xinjiang, during which time he became famous for having treated two young spouses with acupuncture, she a Uyghur and he of Han ethnicity.
In 1979, after seeing him practice Martial Arts in an exhibition, Lu was rehabilitated by President Deng Xiaoping himself and was able to return to his hometown.
Lu Zijian’s life, consistency and experience demonstrate how martial arts, traditional medicine and literary culture are one.
IT Lu Zijian (1893 – 2012) E stato un artista marziale e un praticante di Medicina Tradizionale Cinese.
Nel 1911studiò con il maestro Li Changye il Baguazhang, l’Arte e la Calligrafia diventando il suo successore di terza generazione.
Nel 1929, per protestare contro il piano del governo di “abolire la medicina tradizionale cinese”, fu eletto capo dell’équipe medica come sostegno alla medicina tradizionale cinese.
Nel 1937, il 44enne Lu Zijian sperimentò personalmente il massacro di Nanchino, riuscì a salvarsi fingendosi un medico, ma da allora non accettò mai i giapponesi come suoi discepoli.
Durante la Rivoluzione Culturale venne considerato come “controrivoluzionario” e trascorse più di dieci anni in un campo di lavoro nello Xinjiang, in quel periodo divenne famoso per aver curato con l’agopuntura due giovani sposi, lei Uigura e lui di etnia Han.
Nel 1979, dopo averlo visto praticare Arti Marziali in una esibizione, Lu venne riabilitato dallo stesso Presidente Deng Xiaoping e potè ritornare nella sua città natale.
La vita, la coerenza e l’esperienza di Lu Zijian dimostrano come le arti marziali, la medicina tradizionale e la cultura letteraria siano un tutt’uno.
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