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Yu Chenghui
Yu Chenghui (16 August 1939 – 4 July 2015), sometimes credited as Yue Sing-wai, was a Chinese actor, action director and martial artist.
==Martial arts career==
Yu started practising martial arts at the age of 11, specialising in the use of the ''jian'' (Chinese sword). He won the championship title at the age of 20 in a wushu competition held in Qingdao. He joined the Shandong wushu team later and emerged as the champion in the ''zuijian'' ("Drunken Sword") category in another wushu competition.〔 (Yu Chenghui ) on Baidu Baike〕
Yu once injured his leg during a training session and almost lost the use of his leg due to delayed medical treatment.〔 He left the wushu team later to recover from his injury and worked in a factory for the next decade or so. During that period of time, Yu spent his free time studying martial arts and interacting with other martial artists to improve his techniques until he had fully recovered.
For 14 years during the course of his martial arts career, Yu had been working on recreating the ''shuang shou jian'' (double-handed sword) movement, which was believed to be extinct since the Tang Dynasty.〔(Yu Chenghui ) at the Hong Kong Movie Database〕 In the wee hours of the morning of 15 September 1975, during a thunderstorm, Yu saw how a praying mantis reacted in response to the heavy downpour and conceived the ideas for completing the design of the swordplay technique.〔 The ''shuang shou jian'' is now officially recognised as a category in wushu competitions.〔
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