Since its debut on Inner Mongolia Satellite TV, Art of War Fighting Championship has received high praise and positive reactions by the Chinese audience and public officials. In order to provide our audience with a greater understanding of Art of War FC, we have the great honor of inviting Master Wu to discuss our program again.

Art of War Fighting Championship would like to express our gratitude to Professor Wu Bin for joining us on today’s program.

Host: What do you think of Mixed Martial Arts? Wu: I have watched some Art of War events, and I think as a new combat sport in China, it’s very comprehensive...

With the coming of the 29th Olympics, Art of War™ staff and athletes are busy preparing for their upcoming matches. As a result of the Olympic Games and all the security measures imposed by them, Art of War™ Fighting Championships has been postponed for most of 2008.

BEIJING, CHINA - July 6th, 2008 - The world’s largest television audience will soon receive a weekly dose of mixed martial arts action. Starting on July 6th, martial arts fans in the People’s Republic of China will be able to tune into the Art of War Fighting Championship on Inner Mongolia Provincial Satellite TV.

Art of War™ FC is ushering in a historical moment: Wu Bin, China’s most famous Wushu master, pays a visit to AOW FC organizers. Master Wu is a world famous Wushu coach and he is also the master of Jet Lee, world renowned actor and Wushu practitioner, with many box office hits to his name such as Leathal Weapon 4 and Fearless.

On the afternoon of June 13th, journalists came to visit the Beijing Jiu Jitsu Academy. After he sat through one Jiu Jitsu class by head instructor Pedro Schmall, the journalist was very impressed.