Pan Qingfu (Chinese: 潘清福; 9 May 1936 – 30 June 2017), also known as Grandmaster Pan, was a Chinese martial artist.^[1]

Grandmaster Pan's awards include a Hall of Fame award from the United International Kung Fu Federation, a Hall of Fame Award from the World Christian Martial Arts Federation, the International Legend Hall of Fame award from the USA Wushu Kung Fu Federation and a Hall of Fame Award from Black Belt magazine.^{[citation needed]} He was the Honorary President of the United Wushu Federation of Canada. In 2002, he was honored with a special ceremony where he became the only person ever conferred with a Level 10 degree, from the Confederation of Canadian Wushu Organizations, an organization that only has 9 levels.^{[citation needed]} Grandmaster Pan won the Chinese national Kung-Fu championships multiple times,^{[citation needed]} and served as a coach at the Shenyang Physical Education Institute. In the mid-1960s, Pan was recruited by the Chinese government to capture Triad leaders, eventually capturing 23, and earning the name "Gangbuster".^[1] He also worked as an instructor for the Beijing Police and the Chinese Special Forces.^{[citation needed]}

He appeared in several films, including Shaolin Temple (1982, Jet Li's first starring film), and a role as himself in Iron & Silk (1990) and Talons of the Eagle (1992).

Grand Master Pan died on 29 June 2017 in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.^[2][3]