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Chung Li (1967-)
Representing China in 1990, Li won the first competition in which females were allowed to participate, making her the first female to win an International Karate Championship. This article is about the year. ...
Chung went on to be one of the founders of the Karate conglomerate, Karate Internatinal, and is currently the coach of the Karate International China. Karate International China was one of the six original national members of the Karate conglomerate Karate International, along with Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the United States Of America. ...
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Master Li instructed the internal health care science of Hwa-Yu T'ai Chi and the advanced Chi Kung exercises of the "One Yin Circle Palm Internal Art" to many university students around the country including Yale, Harvard, MIT, BU and the New England Medical Center.
Master Li Tung Fung took refuge in the mountain of Yun, southeast from the Lok district.
Master John ChungLi opened the door to hundreds of students in China, the United States and Europe.
Li advised that his longevity was the practice of wisdom to keep a quiet heart with a calm and serene attitude toward life (Don’t Worry-Be Happy) sit like a tortoise, walk sprightly like a pigeon, sleep like a dog, follow a vegetarian diet and use natural elixirs to generate radiant health.
The correctness of Li’s amazing age was also borne out by the fact that he had outlived 23th wives and was living with the 24th at the time of his death and that on his 150th and 200th birthdays he was congratulated by the Chinese Government—as well he might.
Li gave 28 lectures on longevity at a Chinese University and at the time he gave the lectures he was over the age of 200.
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