李家彪，1967年生于河北省临西县，自幼喜爱书法和武术，七岁习武，十三岁学习书法，是中国少林佛汉门(武术)第六代传人。

　　其书法，初学颜鲁公(真卿)《颜勤礼碑》，《多宝塔碑》，又学二王小楷，兰亭序圣教序，而后，又学欧、柳、赵、钟繇诸家，孙过庭书谱草书，宋四家行书，数十年来读帖习书，不敢稍暇。2013年来北京，遇诸高士，有幸与艺术家们相聚、共饮，深感荣幸。曾在各级书法大赛中获奖数十次，作品先后被国内外人士结缘收藏，2015年受邀至房山云居寺文物管理处，所书作品被全部收藏。2016年被美国集邮集团.联合国世界非物资文化遗产保护基金会纳入世界杰出华人艺术家收藏册，并在全球发行!

　　其武术，自幼拜师于佛汉门第五代宗师郝春兴门下，追随师父几十年，深得师父信赖，得师父所传刚要，以及重要功法。2011年随师父赴香港，获《香港国际武术节》金牌，2017年于《全国武术精英邀请赛》获金牌，其他在此不述!为传承佛汉门武术这一传统瑰宝，一直在全国各地招收有缘后人传授。

　　Li Jiabiao, born in 1967 in Linxi County, Hebei Province, has loved calligraphy and martial arts since childhood. He practiced martial arts at the age of seven and studied calligraphy at the age of thirteen. He is the sixth generation descendant of Shaolin Buddhism (martial arts) in China.

　　His calligraphy began with Yan Lugong (Zhenqing)'s "Yan Qinli Stele" and "Duobao Pagoda Stele", followed by the study of Erwang Xiaokai and Lanting Preface Shengjiao Preface. Later, he also studied various schools such as Ou, Liu, Zhao, and Zhong Yao, as well as the cursive script of Sun Guoting's Shupu and the running script of the Song Dynasty's four schools. He spent decades reading and studying calligraphy, but did not dare to take a moment to spare. In 2013, I came to Beijing and met various high-ranking scholars. I had the privilege of gathering and drinking with artists, and felt deeply honored. He has won dozens of awards in calligraphy competitions at all levels, and his works have been collected by domestic and foreign people. In 2015, he was invited to the Cultural Relics Management Office of Yunju Temple in Fangshan, and all his works have been collected. In 2016, it was included in the collection of outstanding Chinese artists by the United States Philatelic Group and the United Nations World Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Fund, and distributed globally!

　　His martial arts have been under the tutelage of Hao Chunxing, the fifth generation master of the Buddhist and Han sect, since childhood. He has been following his master for decades and has gained his master's trust, as well as the essential skills and important techniques passed down by his master. In 2011, I went to Hong Kong with my master and won the gold medal at the Hong Kong International Martial Arts Festival. In 2017, I won the gold medal at the National Martial Arts Elite Invitational. I won't mention anything else here! In order to inherit the traditional treasure of Buddhist martial arts, we have been recruiting like-minded descendants to teach throughout the country.