2020 is a challenging year. Since the outbreak of the epidemic in 2019, everyone has faced the harm, fear and distress brought by the epidemic. Our lives are no longer peaceful and stable; masks have become a must-have when going out, meals can only be taken out, and friends gather less and stay more. The most concerned topic every day is how many people are infected with the epidemic today and how many people have died as a result; the national economy has been hit hard, foreign business is bleak, and our lives have instantly turned gray.

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In a period when children are taking online classes at home and office workers are also working from home; even if there are many inconveniences, the impact is not great, but there is no solution. I want to contribute to the maintenance of the 2021 International Wudebei. One day, an old friend casually asked whether it is possible to follow this trend and change the competition to an online form! When Jing Jun mentioned it, his mind suddenly opened up and he was ready to do it. But after all, no one has done it, and no one has tried it, let alone whether it works or not. Will the market accept it? At that time, I immediately invited several computer experts to share this plan to explore whether it is feasible. Later, I visited several leaders in the martial arts world to ask for their opinions. Is this arrangement acceptable? I thought it would have little impact, but I didn't expect to get a lot of support! In this way, I had confidence, tried boldly, and finally achieved unprecedented success. 25 countries and 154 teams broke the seven-year record of the International Wudebei.

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In order to achieve prosperity, the designers of the conference also specially designed a medal with the theme of computer chips, which was deeply favored by fellow martial artists and came to sign up! To borrow an old saying: Wushu originated in China, but belongs to the world. Thank you for your support!