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Lan Xin Hua is the Chief Instructor of Cosmo Wushu Academy. She graduated from Guangzhou Sports University, BA (Physical Education) 广州体育学院,体育本科学士. She had 20 years of wushu and taijiquan training; and 18 years of coaching experience in Wushu and Taijiquan, including seven years of Wushu and Taijiquan coaching experience in Singapore. Her wushu specialty is in competitive wushu such as changquan and weapons such as Sword (Jian), Spear (Qiang), Broadsword (Dao), Cudgel (Gun); and competitive Taijiquan, Taijijian, Chen style Taijiquan and weapons; and traditional martial art such as huaquan and traditional weapons. Lan Xin Hua began to learn Wushu at the age of seven. She was educated in Henan Pingdingshan Physical Culture School and was trained in Wushu and Taijiquan at a very young age. In 1987, she emerged as the top winner with her amazing performance at her first junior martial arts competition at 11 years of age. And for many subsequent years, she achieved many medals at the provincial, city, and national competitions in china. She was a full time professional Wushu athletic in china from 1987 to 2000. She graduated from Guangzhou Sport University, majored in Wushu specialty in the year 2000. During her 13 years of professional wushu athletic tenure, she had won numerous medals and honours for many years, especially in the china prestigious competition event such as the annual China National Games Competitions（中国全国运动会）. These competition achievements as a professional Wushu athletic were highly recognized and she was conferred as a 6th Duan Wushu Athlete ( 武术六段运动员 ) and the most esteemed Title of Wushu Heroine ( 武英级 ) by the Athletic Sports Committee of the People's Republic of China. She retires from a professional athlete in year 2000, and since then she has been coaching Wushu and Taijiquan full time. She has been invited to coach wushu in a few Asian countries (Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia) as well as acting as a stunt woman for numerous movies. She was also invited to cast in the a few movies as well as national movies in celebration of the Olympic 2008.