39 Facts About Jiang Luxia

Jiang Luxia is a Chinese actress and martial artist.

Jiang Luxia was the former Nationwide Wushu Champion in Shaolin "Quan" in China.

Jiang Luxia is excellent in Martial Arts Repertoire, Practical Self-Defense, Qigong, Taijiquan, and Crossbow techniques.

Jiang Luxia was the State Martial Arts Repertoires A-level Referee and is on the Board of the Wushu Association of Beijing Sports University.

Jiang Luxia is one of the most recognized female action stars in the Chinese movie industry.

Jiang Luxia started her career acting in action and martial arts films, where she did most of her own stunts.

Jiang Luxia was born on December 25,1986, in Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia, China.

Jiang Luxia became inspired to be an actress after watching the "Tai Chi Master", a 1993 Hong Kong Martial Arts film directed by Yuen Woo-ping, starring Jet Li and Michelle Yeoh.

Jiang Luxia's teacher encouraged Jiang to pick dancing for her after-school classes.

However, the dance teacher observed that Jiang Luxia's movement was too stiff and suggested that Jiang Luxia should learn martial arts instead.

Jiang Luxia took that remark earnestly as she had already cultivated a passion for martial arts and becoming an actress after watching "Tai Chi Master".

Up until her fourth grade of elementary school, Jiang Luxia realized she could not learn much from the part-time classes.

Jiang Luxia shifted to a professional martial arts school, Dongling Shaolin Martial Arts School in Shenyang, when she was 11 years old.

Jiang Luxia attended Songshan Shaolin Temple at the age of 13.

Jiang Luxia described life in Songshan Shaolin Temple as particularly difficult and challenging.

Jiang Luxia was a representative for various competitions but due to the prolonged intensive training for years, she slowed down due to severe back injury.

Jiang Luxia was admitted to Beijing Sport University at 17 years old to study traditional Chinese sports in 2003.

Jiang Luxia became the National Champion of Shaolin Martial Arts, National Martial Arts Champion, and National First-Class Martial Arts Routine Referee in 2004.

Jiang Luxia was notable for her outstanding contributions among the female athletes in the martial arts field.

Jiang Luxia gathered her good friends to discuss their plans after graduation.

Jiang Luxia was unanimously selected to be filmed performing martial arts and acrobatic stunts in the videos.

The series was created with upbeat music and Jiang Luxia's performance was energetic, vigorous, and full of heroic spirit.

Jiang Luxia was loved by Internet fans for her healthy and positive image.

Jiang Luxia won the first prize in the original works group of the first Sina Podcasting Grand Prix, the best video blog public award in the International Blog Grand Prix, and became a first-generation Internet celebrity.

Jiang Luxia has served as the Chief Trainer of the "Practical Women's Self-defense Techniques" column of CCTV Sports Channel.

The audience had lost interest in Jiang Luxia transforming from an internet celebrity to an action star.

For ten years, Jiang Luxia was mostly cast for the minor or typical action-related role.

Jiang Luxia hardly received any job offer and had to accept any role available.

Jiang Luxia did not want to be stereotyped as an action actress.

Jiang Luxia changed her image, keeping her hair long and hoping to receive different roles, but there was no opportunity for her.

In 2017, Jiang Luxia was struggling until she was contacted about the film director Dante Lam casting for the movie Operation Red Sea.

Jiang Luxia was interviewed for the role "Tong Li", the only female in the 8-person Jiaolong Assault Team of the Marine Corps.

Jiang Luxia was able to impress the director with her trained figure.

Jiang Luxia gained respect from her director for her dedication and commitment in acting in such a challenging role.

Jiang Luxia was nominated in various movie festivals and won many accolades, including the best-supporting actress in the prestigious Hundred Flowers Award in China.

Apart from actively acting in some film and television series, Jiang Luxia has participated in the successful Chinese Reality Television Show, Sisters that Make Waves, that premiered on Mango TV on 23 January 2021.

Jiang Luxia was among the 30 female celebrities over 30 years old who competed to debut in a seven-member girl group.

Jiang Luxia reached the final after the fifth round of the competition.

Jiang Luxia received considerably high votes during the final but did not debut as a member of the group.