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2026 Canadian Wushu Championships: Ji Hong Wushu and Tai Chi College Secures National Runner-Up Title with 47 Medals

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Impressive Haul: 47 Medals, Second Overall in Canada

The 2026 Canadian Wushu Championships, held alongside the Ontario Games Wushu competition, took place in Waterloo from July 31 to August 2. Led by Grandmaster Hong Yuan Luo and Coach Brandon Luo, Edmonton’s Ji Hong Wushu and Tai Chi College fielded a squad of nearly 20 athletes. The team delivered an outstanding performance, bringing home 22 gold, 16 silver, and 9 bronze medals to secure second place overall in the national team standings with 47 podium finishes.

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Ji Hong Wushu & Tai Chi College Students Shine at FISU World University Combat Sports Championship, Bringing Home 3 Golds and 1 Silver

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The Wushu events at the 2026 FISU World University Championship Combat Sports wrapped up in Brasília, Brazil, running from June 8 to 13.

Representing Canada’s National University Wushu Team, Brandon Luo and Julianna Huang of Ji Hong Wushu & Tai Chi College delivered standout performances in the Taijiquan (Tai Chi Barehand) and Taijijian (Tai Chi Sword) events. Backed by rock-solid fundamentals, refined technique, and exceptional composure on the carpet, the pair secured an impressive tally of three gold medals and one silver for Team Canada.

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COVID-19 Update

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Zoom Classes Now Available

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With all that has been going on, I hope everyone has been staying healthy and well. Although we first anticipated that we would be able to resume regular classes in a month or two, it has now been 3 months since we have had to close down. In light of the possible start of phase 2 in Alberta, we have been looking at options for resuming classes for our students to resume their Tai Chi journey and practice.

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UPDATE: Ji Hong closed until further notice

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UPDATE:

Unfortunately, we are still unable to resume our regularly schedule classes until further notice. We take the health of our students and the general public seriously, and will continue to monitor the situation before we open up again. At the end of April we will send out a notice if we are able to start classes again. If not, there will be a closure until further notice.

Dear Students and Parents:

In light of the outbreak of the COVID-19 coronavirus becoming a pandemic around the world and our province’s active efforts to prevent further spread of the virus, The Ji Hong Wushu & Taichi College has decided to contribute to our community health and safety by temporarily closing for the coming two weeks. This will be effective as of March 13th  until March 29th.

As the situation is quickly changing and unpredictable, we will then follow up with you all about whether we can resume classes after the 29th. We hope you all are taking care of yourselves and are doing well.

We appreciate your understanding and help in reducing the risk of community infection, and as usual, please do not hesitate to email me if you have questions or concerns.

Ji Hong Wushu & Taichi College

Ji Hong Taichi Celebrating at the 4th World Taiji Culture and Tourism Festival

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Masters Luo and Gu named to the World Taichi Wall of Fame; Ji Hong College named one of the most influential Taichi organizations in the world.

Sanya Nanshan 4th World Taiji Culture and Tourism Festival was held on October 26th to 30th  in the city of Sanya, Hainan province of China.  President Hong Yuan Luo and Vice-President Daijuan Gu of the Ji Hong Wu Shu and Tai Chi College of Canada attended the festival as guests of honour. Five students of the college also participated at the festival. Read More

Ji Hong Athletes Share The Thrill of Victory at the 38th Can-Am International Martial Arts Championships

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On May 27, 2017, Ji Hong Wushu & Tai Chi College students from Edmonton and Calgary competed in Tai Chi, Health Qigong, Push hand and Sanshou divisions at the 38th CanAm International Martial Arts Championships event in Richmond, BC and won a grand total of 11 Gold, 11 Silver and 4 Bronze medals plus a Grand Championship Trophy in push hand division.

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