An Jian Qiu was born into a multi-generational Wushu family, where the weight of upholding a demanding martial tradition shaped his life from an early age.The demands of his family's Wushu tradition were a constant, yet his passion for the art remained unwavering. His lifelong goal was to master his family's Wushu and excel in both its traditional and contemporary applications. More than just mastering forms and techniques, he understood the necessity of adapting to the evolving landscape of combat.Over the past 30 years, traditional Wushu has faced immense challenges, particularly in competitive arenas dominated by modern combat sports. Rather than resisting change, An Jian Qiu dedicated himself to bridging the gap between tradition and modernity, making it one of his life's central missions.

Through years of focused training, he forged his own system, combining the core tenets of his family's Wushu tradition with modern combat techniques, reflecting his lifelong dedication and over 35 years of experience. His unique interpretation and practice of these elements made him a champion in national traditional Wushu championships for Baji, Xingyi, and Baguazhang, as well as in professional Sanda fighting. His competitive success in both traditional and modern arenas is a testament to this integrated approach. But for An Jian Qiu, martial arts have never been solely about fighting; they are deeply intertwined with the philosophies of Daoism and Buddhism, shaping not only his teaching but also his way of life.

Beyond his personal achievements, An Jian Qiu is committed to sharing the rich variety and beauty of Chinese martial culture with the world. He aims to transmit the core principles of his system, emphasizing the interconnectedness of physical skill, ethical conduct, and philosophical understanding. His teachings are focused on the practical application of these principles, ensuring that students gain both martial proficiency and a deeper appreciation for the cultural heritage of Wushu."