🐯 Huang Fei Hong, the legendary kung fu master.

Huang Feihong was born in Foshan, Guangdong, during the Qing Dynasty, the son of Huang Qing, one of the famous "10 Guangdong congregants." Although he grew up in a fighter family, he did not learn kung fu from his father in the first place, starting with his training with Lu Ajai, and later inherited "Hongquan boxing" from both his teacher and his later father.

Huang Fei Hong's childhood was full of difficulties, having to wander to perform kung fu and sell medicines, but this led him to master both combat and medical subjects in tandem.

He first became famous at the age of 16 for fighting a ferocious dog used by Westerners to open a gambling arena and beat it with the famous "shadow soles" of his feet all over the land. Later, at the age of 21, he was single-handed with a bamboo baton to thwart gangsters in Hong Kong, becoming a hero that has been told to date.

Later, in his 30s, Huang Fei Hong opened a pharmaceutical shop and a medical facility, "Bao Zilin," which was so famous for its treatment of diseases, bone extensions, and for helping the needy for free that it became one of the symbols of his life, not unlike Kung Fu.

In 1888, General Liu Yongfu of the Black Flag Division was cured by him, causing Huang Fei Hong to join him as an army doctor and also fight in Taiwan.

His family life was full of losses, even four times married, but the first three wives quickly left before finding their last love with "Mok Guilan" in 1903.

Huang Fei Hong died in 1924, aged 76, leaving a legacy of both Kung Fu, medicine, and 18 pupils who helped further spread his legend, especially Lin Zhuang, who played a key role in documenting history and inheriting the Hongquan Flea to the world.

Today, "Huang Fei Hong" is not only a craftsmanship, but a true symbol of virtue, courage, helping the weak, and the spirit of kung fu. 🐯✨

Note

The first picture, the Huang Fei Hong series, played by Zhao Wen Juo.

Picture two. Huangfei Hong hometown, Foshan.

The third picture, the real Huang Fei Hong Master.

Reference

On Hung Gar: History and Practice pg.79 Paperback: 310 pages Publisher: CreateSpace (April 13, 2009) Language: English ISBN 978-1-4421-3747-9

History of Hunga Boxing, Huang Genus Boxing

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Compiled from the "historical anecdote v2" page.