Early Life
Li Junfeng was born in Gaocheng, Hebei, China (Rao 1986, p. 32). As a youth, he earned a position on the Hebei professional rifle team.
In 1960 he enrolled in Beijing Physical Education University’s wushu department and was the captain of the school’s wushu team. In 1964 he was featured in the French TV documentary Day in the Life of a Chinese College Student.
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