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|profession = Athlete or Sportsman <br> Dancer | |profession = Athlete or Sportsman <br> Dancer | ||
|affiliations = [https://www.instagram.com/dancingforlovechina/ Dancing for love Challenge Cup] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/styleelementscrew/ StyleElementsCrew] <br> [https://en.olympic.cn/index.html Youth Team People's Republic of China] | |affiliations = [https://www.instagram.com/dancingforlovechina/ Dancing for love Challenge Cup] <br> [https://www.instagram.com/styleelementscrew/ StyleElementsCrew] <br> [https://en.olympic.cn/index.html Youth Team People's Republic of China] | ||
|dance studios = Linyi 0539 Street Dance Club | |dance studios = Linyi 0539 Street Dance Club (沂0539街舞俱) | ||
|titles = ''see below'' | |titles = ''see below'' | ||
|parents = N/A (she appreciates family privacy) | |parents = N/A (she appreciates family privacy) | ||
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Royal is the only BGirl in WDSF history who won all Youth and Adult World as well as Continental Championships, plus the Adult IWGA World Games 2025, in one calender year .<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/p/DSgYx3nkyVs/?img_index=1 Royal's IG after Kurume win]</ref> She just took everything between her sweet 16 to 17 years old. [https://www.instagram.com/p/DRRulPakuFe/ Docu about 10yo Pu]. | Royal is the only BGirl in WDSF history who won all Youth and Adult World as well as Continental Championships, plus the Adult IWGA World Games 2025, in one calender year .<ref>[https://www.instagram.com/p/DSgYx3nkyVs/?img_index=1 Royal's IG after Kurume win]</ref> She just took everything between her sweet 16 to 17 years old. [https://www.instagram.com/p/DRRulPakuFe/ Docu about 10yo Pu]. | ||
In 2016, Guo Pu joined the Linyi 0539 Street Dance Club under the tutelage of 李士龙 (Li Shilong). In 2018 and 2019, she consecutively claimed the women's division championship at the ‘Tianxia Budance’ ('天下布舞') competition, setting new records for the youngest competitor. In September 2021, representing Shandong Province, she placed sixth in the women's category of the breakdancing event at the 14th National Games. In September 2022, she claimed the women's title at the China Street Dance League (Nanjing leg), advancing to the top 32 of the World Breakdancing Championships in October. In April 2023, she successfully challenged the national team at the China Street Dance League (Nanjing leg). That August, she claimed the women's open division title at the Jinan leg, and in November, she secured the women's individual championship at the First National Student (Youth) Games of the People's Republic of China breakdancing competition. In April and September 2024, she claimed the women's open category titles at the China Street Dance League Xingtai and Nanjing stages respectively. In August 2025, she clinched the women's championship at the World Youth B-Dance Championships. In June 2025, she successfully defended her title as champion in the adult division of the Asian B-Boying Championship. In August, she claimed the women's title at the 2025 Chengdu World Games Breaking Competition. In November, she secured the silver medal in the women's category at the 15th National Games of the People's Republic of China Breaking Competition. December 2025: Champion of the Women's Open Division at the 2025 China Street Dance League Finals 2025 World Breaking Championships Women's Division Champion – marking the first time a Chinese competitor secured gold at the World Breaking Championships. | In 2016, Guo Pu joined the Linyi 0539 Street Dance Club (沂0539街舞俱) under the tutelage of 李士龙 (Li Shilong). In 2018 and 2019, she consecutively claimed the women's division championship at the ‘Tianxia Budance’ ('天下布舞') competition, setting new records for the youngest competitor. In September 2021, representing Shandong Province, she placed sixth in the women's category of the breakdancing event at the 14th National Games. In September 2022, she claimed the women's title at the China Street Dance League (Nanjing leg), advancing to the top 32 of the World Breakdancing Championships in October. In April 2023, she successfully challenged the national team at the China Street Dance League (Nanjing leg). That August, she claimed the women's open division title at the Jinan leg, and in November, she secured the women's individual championship at the First National Student (Youth) Games of the People's Republic of China breakdancing competition. In April and September 2024, she claimed the women's open category titles at the China Street Dance League Xingtai and Nanjing stages respectively. In August 2025, she clinched the women's championship at the World Youth B-Dance Championships. In June 2025, she successfully defended her title as champion in the adult division of the Asian B-Boying Championship. In August, she claimed the women's title at the 2025 Chengdu World Games Breaking Competition. In November, she secured the silver medal in the women's category at the 15th National Games of the People's Republic of China Breaking Competition. December 2025: Champion of the Women's Open Division at the 2025 China Street Dance League Finals 2025 World Breaking Championships Women's Division Champion – marking the first time a Chinese competitor secured gold at the World Breaking Championships. | ||
On January 17 - 18, 2025, Pu will attend the [https://and8.dance/de/e/5332 Adult and Youth WDSF BfG World Series 2026 in Brisbane, Australia]. One will see if anyone can end her series. | On January 17 - 18, 2025, Pu will attend the [https://and8.dance/de/e/5332 Adult and Youth WDSF BfG World Series 2026 in Brisbane, Australia]. One will see if anyone can end her series. | ||
Revision as of 15:51, 27 December 2025
| 郭朴 (Guo Pu) | |
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| Gender | Female |
| Age | 17 |
| Birthdate | October 4, 2008 |
| Nationality | People's Republic of China |
| Hometown | Linyi (臨沂), province Shandong, China |
| Height | |
| Eye Color | Black |
| Hair Color | Black |
| School Grade | Class of 2023 (Pingyi County No. 1 Middle School) |
| Professional Information | |
| Profession | Athlete or Sportsman Dancer |
| Affiliations | Dancing for love Challenge Cup StyleElementsCrew Youth Team People's Republic of China |
| Dance Studios | Linyi 0539 Street Dance Club (沂0539街舞俱) |
| Titles | see below |
| Friends and Family | |
| Parents | N/A (she appreciates family privacy) |
| Siblings | |
| Friends | 李士龙 (Li Shilong) Logan Edra 崔圣雨 (Cui Shengyu) 刘清漪 (Liu Qingyi, BGirl 671) Dominika Banevič (BGirl Nicka) India Dewi Sardjoe (BGirl India) 林宇柔 (Zitian Lin, BGirl Hami) 胡熙宸 (Hu Xichen, BGirl C-Change) 黄子逸 (Huang Ziyi, BBoy Purple One) 童杰荣 (Tong Jierong, BBoy TJR) Stanly Wang (Dragonstanly, real name unknown)[1] |
| Pets | n/a |
| Nicknames | BGirl name Royal Style or Royal |
郭朴 (Guo Pu, born on October 4, 2008 in in Pingyi County, Linyi (臨沂) City, Shandong Province, China, better known by her b-girl name Royal Style or short Royal, Guo (郭) is family name) is a Chinese professional young talented athlete and streetdancer (breaking), member of the People's Republic of China Summer Games Youth Olympics Team Dakar 2026, Winner of the WDSF Breaking for Gold (BfG) Adult World Championship in Kurume 2025 and WDSF BfG Youth World Champion Porto 2025, and WDSF BfG Asia Continental Youth and Adult Champion Shanghai 2025, and Winner of the Adult IWGA World Games Chengdu 2025, and Silver Medal Winner of WDSF BfG World Series Shanghai 2024). She is living in Linyi, Shandong, China.
Royal is the only BGirl in WDSF history who won all Youth and Adult World as well as Continental Championships, plus the Adult IWGA World Games 2025, in one calender year .[2] She just took everything between her sweet 16 to 17 years old. Docu about 10yo Pu.
In 2016, Guo Pu joined the Linyi 0539 Street Dance Club (沂0539街舞俱) under the tutelage of 李士龙 (Li Shilong). In 2018 and 2019, she consecutively claimed the women's division championship at the ‘Tianxia Budance’ ('天下布舞') competition, setting new records for the youngest competitor. In September 2021, representing Shandong Province, she placed sixth in the women's category of the breakdancing event at the 14th National Games. In September 2022, she claimed the women's title at the China Street Dance League (Nanjing leg), advancing to the top 32 of the World Breakdancing Championships in October. In April 2023, she successfully challenged the national team at the China Street Dance League (Nanjing leg). That August, she claimed the women's open division title at the Jinan leg, and in November, she secured the women's individual championship at the First National Student (Youth) Games of the People's Republic of China breakdancing competition. In April and September 2024, she claimed the women's open category titles at the China Street Dance League Xingtai and Nanjing stages respectively. In August 2025, she clinched the women's championship at the World Youth B-Dance Championships. In June 2025, she successfully defended her title as champion in the adult division of the Asian B-Boying Championship. In August, she claimed the women's title at the 2025 Chengdu World Games Breaking Competition. In November, she secured the silver medal in the women's category at the 15th National Games of the People's Republic of China Breaking Competition. December 2025: Champion of the Women's Open Division at the 2025 China Street Dance League Finals 2025 World Breaking Championships Women's Division Champion – marking the first time a Chinese competitor secured gold at the World Breaking Championships.
On January 17 - 18, 2025, Pu will attend the Adult and Youth WDSF BfG World Series 2026 in Brisbane, Australia. One will see if anyone can end her series.
World Rankings
As of December 23, 2025 Royal is ranked No.1 in Adult 1vs1 Breaking with 3382 points and No.1 in Youth 1vs1 Breaking with 2608 points -current ranking.
Accolades, Awards and Nominations
| Year | Title | Category | Nominated | Result | Refs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | WDSF Adult BfG World Series - Shanghai, China | World 1vs1 Final B-Girls Breaking | 郭朴 (Guo Pu) | Silver | [3] |
| 2025 | WDSF BfG Youth World Champion - Porto, Portugal | Extended Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Girls | 郭朴 (Guo Pu) | Gold | [4] |
| WDSF BfG Adult World Champion - Fukuoka Kurume City, Japan | Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Girls | 郭朴 (Guo Pu) | Gold | [5] | |
| WDSF BfG Youth Asia Champion - Shanghai, China | Extended Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Girls | 郭朴 (Guo Pu) | Gold | [6] | |
| WDSF BfG Adult Asia Champion - Shanghai, China | Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Girls | 郭朴 (Guo Pu) | Gold | [7] | |
| IWGA The World Games - Chengdu, China | Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Girls | 郭朴 (Guo Pu) | Gold | [8] |
Additional Page
Reference
- ↑ Stanly Wang's IG
- ↑ Royal's IG after Kurume win
- ↑ WDSF HP WDSF BfG World Series Shanghai, China, World 1vs1 Final Female Breaking
- ↑ WDSF Ranking for Youth Extended Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Girls
- ↑ WDSF World Series Adult Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Girls
- ↑ WDSF Asia Youth Extended Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Girls
- ↑ WDSF Asia Adult Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Girls
- ↑ WDSF IWGA The World Games - Chengdu, China 2025 Breaking 1 vs 1 B-Girls