鄭祖傑

简介

Zheng Zujie was born in 1977 in Fuzhou, Fujian province. He began learning martial arts at the age of eight. After graduating from the Fujian Police Academy, he worked at a foreign trade company in Fuzhou. In 1998, he read a report about Zheng Zhong, the seventh-generation master of Wing Chun, who was holding an exhibition in Fuzhou. He sent several letters to Zheng Zhong expressing his desire to learn martial arts, and eventually the master agreed to teach him. Zheng Zuzie traveled between Fuzhou and Changle to study Wing Chun, and after six months, Zheng Zhong formally accepted him as a disciple. Zheng Zujie became the eighth-generation master of traditional Fujian Wing Chun. He began working on the protection and inheritance of Wing Chun in 2009, including promotional activities in schools, government institutions, and the military. In 2015, he led 22 disciples in a three-minute wooden dummy performance at the opening ceremony of the first National Youth Games. He has held multiple positions including Vice Chairman of the Fujian Traditional Wing Chun Culture Development Center, Standing Member of the Fujian Youth Federation, Director of the Fujian Wushu Association, Invited Member of the 13th Fuzhou CPPCC, and Vice President of the Fuqing Shaolin Martial Arts Association. In 2008, he served as the stunt double for Chen Guokun in the TV series The Legend of Bruce Lee. He also appeared in the 2013 film Wing Chun Little Dragon. In 2018, he received the Martial Artist Achievement Award from the Canadian Martial Arts Federation.