Who are the Kung Fu masters in history?

Xu Shiyou’s Kung Fu is authentic Shaolin Kung Fu, and his teacher is the wandering warrior monk Lin Zijin. Although He Long comes from a mafia family, his martial arts seems to be inferior to him.

Du Xinwu: Nicknamed Legendary Martial Arts, he is a native of Hunan. He studied literature and martial arts in his early years. He was inspired and taught by Xu Daxia, a martial arts wizard in the martial arts world. He learned unparalleled martial arts and extraordinary skills. In his youth, he traveled to Japan to study and joined Sun Yat-sen. After the Revolution of 1911, he returned to China and served as a senior teacher at the Peking Forestry Institute (the predecessor of Beijing Forestry University) founded by Mr. Song Jiaoren. He also once served as Mr. Sun Yat-sen's personal bodyguard. He had profound attainments in martial arts and founded the traditional martial arts tradition. The Sanda martial arts "Natural Gate" became a famous martial arts master in the capital.

Wan Laisheng: Nicknamed the Master of Nature, he was weak and sick in his early years. He was admitted to the National Beiping Forestry University and stayed at the school to teach after graduation. He studied under the famous martial artist Du Xinwu. As the saying goes, famous teachers make great disciples, and Wan Laisheng passed. Du Xinwu's words and deeds, coupled with his own hard work and talent, he learned good kung fu, especially natural martial arts. He was strong and agile, and his martial arts movements were lightning fast. He was famous for his speed, accuracy and ruthlessness. He once participated in national martial arts competitions during the Republic of China and won the lightweight Sanda championship. During the Anti-Japanese War, he served as the national martial arts head coach of the Central Training Corps under the Nationalist Government.

Cai Longyun: Nicknamed Shenlong Daxia, he is from Shandong. He was born in a family of martial arts. He has practiced martial arts since childhood and has a strong understanding. He is good at boxing and kicking. In his youth, he participated in a Chinese and foreign boxing competition in Shanghai and defeated Russia. A strong fighter, he later defeated an African-American heavyweight boxer in the ring. He was famous in Shanghai for a while and was called the Dragon Warrior by the media. In his later years, he served as the vice chairman of the Chinese Wushu Association and the director of the Wushu Department of Shanghai Institute of Sport. Professor, he has been engaged in martial arts education and research activities for a long time in preaching, teaching, and solving doubts, and he can be said to be famous all over the world. At the same time, he is also an active advocate and enthusiastic promoter of the restoration of traditional Sanda martial arts competition in Chinese martial arts.

Wang Ziping: Nicknamed Shenli Qianjin, he is from Cangzhou, Hebei Province. He was born in a martial arts family. He practiced martial arts since childhood. He was proficient in martial arts and capable of carrying cauldrons in his youth. He was praised by martial arts people as the "Shenli Qianjin King". He is especially good at martial arts and kicking. During the Republic of China, he defeated many foreign strongmen and Japanese ronin in Peking. After 1949, Wang Ziping became one of the leading figures in the Chinese martial arts world. He once served as the vice chairman of the Chinese Wushu Association. In his later years, he settled in Shanghai and engaged in martial arts education and traditional Chinese medicine research. He is also a famous traditional Chinese medicine orthopedics expert. The hanging pot helps the world, cures diseases and saves people. His queen Ju Rong received his true inheritance, and her daughter inherited her father's legacy and later became a famous martial arts educator.

Han Muxia: This was a master who was as famous as Huo Yuanjia in the same hometown. He was a disciple of martial arts master Zhang Zhankui and the chief martial arts instructor of Whampoa Military Academy before liberation. He defeated countless foreign masters and killed the Russian strongman in the Tianjin ring.

Sun Lutang: His first name was Fuquan, his courtesy name was Lutang, his late name was Hanzhai, and his nickname was Live Monkey. A native of Dongrentuan Village, Wangdu County, Hebei Province, he was a famous martial arts master at home and abroad in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. He could be called a great master. In modern martial arts, he was known as the Tiger Head Shaobao, the best in the world.

Huo Dongge: Huo Dongge is the second son of Huo Yuanjia, the founder of the Jingwu Sports Association. He was born in February 1895 in Xiaonanhe Village, Jinghai County, Zhili (now the western suburbs of Tianjin). Due to the influence of his family, he has been fond of martial arts since he was a child, and he can practice hard and is extremely favored by his father. Later, like his father, his patriotic heart and superb martial arts skills won widespread praise from people.

The great master of the generation, Wang Xiangzhai, the founder of Yiquan, studied Xingyi from Guo Yunshen in his early years, and later founded "Yiquan" based on Xingyi. Japanese Kenichi Sawai came to China and challenged Chinese martial arts masters everywhere, winning and losing. Hearing that Wang Xiangzhai was good at martial arts, he came to challenge him, but failed miserably, so he became his teacher and learned Yiquan. During the Anti-Japanese War, many Japanese officers challenged Wang Xiangzhai but failed. An officer was afraid that Wang Xiangzhai would use "magic", so he slaughtered a chicken and bled it before the competition. He drew a circle on the ground with the chicken blood and asked for a competition within the circle. In the end, Wang Xiangzhai won. When the Anti-Japanese War was won, Sawai Kenichi was so sad that he had the idea of ??committing suicide. He planned to kill his wife and children first and then commit suicide by caesarean section. While he was hesitating in pain, Wang Xiangzhai arrived at his residence in time, patiently enlightened his apprentice and finally made him think about it, and left China with his wife and children. After returning to Japan, he devoted his life to spreading Chinese martial arts. He called Yi Quan "Tai Qi Quan" and was revered as the Saint of Boxing by the Japanese martial arts community. He once defeated Oyama Beida, who learned a lot from him. It can be said that Sawai Kenji popularized Chinese martial arts to Japan. Wang Xiangzhai not only defeated the domineering Japanese warriors and officers with his fists, but also conquered their hearts with the way of benevolence and righteousness, making them abandon evil and do good, and use them for my own use. This is a state that would be difficult for later warriors to achieve.

The Big Sword King Wu can be regarded as a well-known giant in the modern martial arts world. Wang Wu is from Beijing. His surname is Bai. He was an orphan when he was eight years old. He and his younger brother begged for food on the street, and begged the Beijing Shunxing Escort Bureau. The owner of the Escort Agency, Wang, saw that he had an extraordinary appearance, so he took him in as an adopted son and changed his surname to Wang. Eleven years later, shopkeeper Wang died and he inherited the escort agency. Because of his chivalry, straightforwardness, and high martial arts skills, he was called the "Fifth Sword King". His real name is Wang Zhengyi.

Li Shengwu, pseudonym Li Huatian, nickname Jishun. A famous snitch who was active in Shandong, China from the early 1930s to the late 1940s, and a generation of light kung fu masters.

Nicknamed "Li Yanzi", people rumored that he was also called "Swallow Li San". Since there is no portrait, the one shown is the TV drama version of Swallow Li San.

In the fifteenth year of Kangxi's reign, Ding Faxiang, a native of Mengcun, Cangzhou, traveled north to Yanjing. He happened to see two Russian strongmen competing there. Several martial artists failed one after another. Ding Faxiang stood up to fight with him, and the two strongmen Defeated again and again. When he became famous, he was banned from the palace. The emperor and other ministers summoned him and presented him with a plaque as a reward.

Shi Degen: A monk from the Shaolin Temple in Songshan Mountain, he came to Beijing as a beggar in the late Qing Dynasty. Because I saw the British royal boxer Chuswell killing and injuring many of me in the ring, I was angry and went on stage to fight with him. I used "Butterfly Eyebrow" and "Plum Blossom Fist" successively, but was defeated by the opponent. He bravely stepped onto the ring three times and used the "Heart-Taking Fist", hitting up and down with his fingers, sounding east and west, using both virtual and real, and fighting fiercely. When the opponent's right fist hit the crotch, he used his right palm to chop off the opponent's forearm. At the same time, his right arm was also injured by the opponent's "Flying Fist". He endured the pain and turned sideways, then struck a "heart punch" with his left hand that caused Chuswell to bleed from all his orifices and died. He had just turned 18 at the time!

Dong Haichuan: Born in the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, he was a native of Mijiawu, Wen'an County, Hebei Province. When he was young, he liked to learn boxing from various schools. He also visited his master Jiangnan for a long time and met a young monk on Peach Blossom Mountain. After high-fiving and circling around the tree, Dong Zi relied on his bravery to step forward and fight with the young monk, and was defeated. So he asked the old monk to ask for advice humbly. After several winters and summers, he mastered his skills. When leaving, the master warned: The skills have been achieved, and it is important not to cause trouble due to youthful arrogance. Dong Weiwei agreed. However, after returning home, he occasionally quarreled with others and even hurt others. The official arrest was very tight. Dong Suijing became an eunuch and hid in the palace of Prince Su in the capital, where he became a serving eunuch.

Liu Hailong: a representative figure of contemporary Chinese Sanda. Born in 1980, a native of Shandong, he is 1.76 meters tall. He started practicing martial arts at the age of 13 and was later selected to train in the Shandong Sanda team. He achieved outstanding results in the National Sanda Championships when he was just starting out: in 1999, he won the third place in the 75kg class; in 2000, he won the gold medal. First place in the 75kg class; in 2001, he won the first place in the 75kg class; in 2002, he won the first place in the 80kg class. He became a Chinese Sanda star at the first Chinese Wushu Sanda King Competition held in 2000. He won the 75kg championship in that competition and was awarded the title of "Sanda King". Later, he also won the "Super Sanda King" title. He also defeated Thai boxers twice in the Chinese Kung Fu VS Thai Professional Boxing Championship, and defeated American players in the Sino-US free fighting competition, which made him famous.

Tong Zhongyi, courtesy name Liangchen, male, Manchu, famous martial arts master. Born in a martial arts family in Cangzhou, Hebei Province, he started practicing martial arts at the age of 6. He later served as a martial arts instructor in the Imperial Guards of the Qing Dynasty and opened escort agencies in Fengtian and Cangzhou. After the Revolution of 1911, he served as a martial arts instructor at Baoding Army Officer School and concurrently as a traumatologist and orthopedic surgeon. In the 11th year of the Republic of China (1922), he was invited by the National Wushu Research Association to teach in Shanghai. In the 14th year of the Republic of China, he founded the Zhongyi Martial Arts Society, offering five subjects: wrestling, boxing, weightlifting, bow and arrow, and equipment. He also taught at the Jingwu Sports Association and East Asia Sports College. In the 17th year of the Republic of China, he served as the director of the Shaolin Gate of the Shanghai Martial Arts Center and wrestling coach. In the same year, he went to Nanjing to take the national examination and ranked first. In the 19th year of the Republic of China, he was appointed as the director of the Municipal Martial Arts Museum. In the 30th year of the Republic of China, he rebuilt Zhongyi Martial Arts Club and China Wrestling Club, and was hired as a wrestling coach by Shanghai Fitness Institute and Modern Gymnasium. He paid great attention to martial arts ethics when teaching his disciples. In "Instructions on Martial Arts", he asked his disciples to "love the country and protect the country's rights", "rather be cautious than deceitful; rather be devious than reckless"; "keep faith and value simplicity". After liberation, he participated in many martial arts performances and opened a trauma clinic. He once served as a member of the All-China Sports Federation. Member of Shanghai Municipal Sports Commission. He is the author of books such as "The Way of Martial Arts" and "Chinese Wrestling Law".

Cao Yanhai: A native of Lujiayuan Village, Cang County, Cangzhou, Hebei Province. This man is tall, waist-shaped and shoulder-length, with long arms and strong legs. When he was young, he was passionate about martial arts. When he was fifteen years old, he ran away from his family and went to the Kunlun Mountains to learn martial arts. He begged for more than a month along the way and arrived in Taigu, Shanxi, where an old man persuaded him to return. He is extremely intelligent and self-taught. He can interpret and read ancient Chinese in his teens, and can write plum blossom seal script and elegant small regular script with both hands. His family still preserves the ink marks on the letters he read in his early years. When he was a teenager, he learned boxing from monk Lian Kuo. In 1928, he went to the Nanjing Central Martial Arts Academy to teach students. In his twenties, he got the nickname "flying on grass". Cao Yanhai won the championship in the Shanghai Arena and then fully demonstrated Cao's extraordinary martial arts and pure skills.

Monk Qiyun: Master Qiyun is an eminent Shaolin Tantric monk from Toushui Temple in Shangfangshan, western suburbs of Beijing. His common name is Shi Zhenggang. A native of Baoding, Hebei Province, he studied and learned swordsmanship since he was a child. He studied with many masters and learned various martial arts under the guidance of famous masters, such as spring leg, Cha, Hua, Pao, Hong, Shaolin and other martial arts. He is the best among his peers. He once taught at Deshengmenwai in Beijing. He got married around the age of 20 and had a daughter. Soon after his wife died of illness, the master was heartbroken. In grief, he took the little girl back to his hometown in Baoding and gave it to fellow villager Wu Si for adoption. , returned to Beijing alone, joined the famous Fayuan Temple, became a monk, and became a monk with the name Qiyun. Later, Master Qiyun was ordered to walk to the Northeast region to offer alms and offer incense to receive ordination at a large temple. After returning to Beijing, he served as abbot and abbot in various large and small monasteries in Beijing, managing dozens of temples and monasteries.

After growing up in Buddhism, the master traveled around famous mountains and temples. He met an expert hermit and taught him the Unnamed Divine Fist, which he showed to be the foundation for building the foundation. Later, he prayed to the Thousand-Armed Avalokitesvara Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva's Vast, Complete, Unhindered and Great Compassionate Heart Dharani Sutra while observing the image. After that, he suddenly realized that he could integrate the boxing styles taught by the hermit master, and searched for the boxing styles by pressing the images one by one. He found that the boxing postures were solemn and the movements were smooth, which matched the images of the Great Compassion Heart Dharani Sutra. Later, he visited the Xianwu monk and learned about Buddhism. The Great Compassion Dharani Boxing had been lost for a long time, and what Yin Na taught was the Great Compassion Dharani Boxing. Qi Yun was lucky enough to encounter the true teachings by chance, and he integrated the essence of various boxing schools, quoted and verified them, and obtained the subtle mysteries of the divine boxing, which further deepened his attainments.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the famous "Sharp Gun Li Shuwen" was an outstanding representative of the Baji Sect. He is famous in the martial arts world for his pure fighting skills and his superb spear skills. He has developed Bajiquan to a new level.

Chen Zizheng, a famous martial artist, a generation of martial arts master, known as the "Eagle Claw King" by the world, is a native of Lilinzhuang, Xiong County, Hebei Province. He has loved martial arts since he was a child and has a stubborn nature. Chen Zizheng mastered Liu's Eagle Claw and Yue's Lianquan. He was a martial arts giant who excelled in "Yue's Eagle Claw" after Liu Shijun and Liu Chengyou.

The name "Eagle Claw Fist" was first coined by Chen Zizheng. Before that, it was collectively known as "Eagle Claw Fist" or "Yue Family Lianquan" and "Yue Family Sanshou". "Eagle Hand Fist" is completely different from the popular "Eagle Claw Fist" in form and content. The "Eagle Claw Fist" that was popular in the past specializes in three-finger grabbing power. Refers to the complete and unified overall Dantian strength). And "Eagle Hand Fist" not only trains the strength of grabbing with both hands and ten fingers, but also trains the overall strength of the whole body without a single grip. It requires Qi to reach the whole body, stir up the four limbs, and the strength is generated in the heels, through the spine, and reaches the fists. Palm.

As we all know, the eagle is a bird of prey with a fierce nature, strong claws, sharp eyes, and agility. Its body is as fast as lightning and thunder. When fighting with other birds or beasts that are slightly larger or equal in size, its beak will eat its meat, its wings will beat to make it faint, and its sharp claws will scratch, tear, and throw it. , smashed into pieces, the skill of each other can be seen, and those who fought with it were all defeated and killed. Chen Zizheng named Yue's Lianquan "Eagle Hand Fist" based on these characteristics of the eagle.

Guo Yunshen was born in Mazhuang, Shen County, Zhili Province. His family was not rich, but he lived everywhere. He also visited famous teachers. Hearing about the reputation of Mr. Liu Xiaolan, he visited Xiling of Yizhou and also worshiped Mr. Sun Tingli as his teacher to practice Baji. Boxing, lived in Mr. Liu Xiaolan's place, so Mr. Liu Xiaolan and Mr. Guo Yunshen became the "spectrum brothers" in the Baji Quan sect. Mr. Sun Tingli saw that Guo Yunshen had already mastered boxing, so he asked him to learn Xingyiquan from Li Laoneng in Shanxi. Guo Yunshen went to Taigu, Shanxi Province to meet with Mr. Li Laoneng as a fellow villager, explained his purpose of coming, and demonstrated to Mr. Li Laoneng the Strong Monkey Fist and the Pear Blossom Spear in Baji Quan. Mr. Li saw that the techniques practiced by Guo Yunshen were quick, rigorous and lively, so he accepted him as his disciple. At that time, Mr. Li Laoneng made a living by renting vegetable gardens, and Guo Yunshen helped irrigate the fields and cultivate the land. He was very diligent in doing things and won the love of Mr. Laoneng, so he taught him all his money. Guo completed his art twelve years later. Later, he was imprisoned for eradicating a bully and was involved in a life-threatening lawsuit. He still practiced kung fu hard. Because of the shackles on his neck and the iron cuffs on his feet, he developed a unique skill that could only take half a step - half-step collapse fist. , Therefore, Guo Yunshen later became famous all over the country, and was famous for his "half-step punch boxing all over the world".

Founder of Track Boxing: Li Zijian was called "Central Plains" in ancient times. This probably came from the simple people at that time who mistakenly regarded Henan as the center of China. To this day, some foreigners who have traveled to Henan will say an unwritten saying like "If you don't visit the Great Wall, you are not a true man" - you won't be able to see China if you don't visit Henan. I think this mostly comes from the inheritance of history. Among them, the contribution made by the people of Henan to the inheritance and development of Chinese martial arts is even more remarkable and has an indispensable contribution. As far as traditional martial arts is concerned, it is well known that the two most influential martial arts factions in China and even the world - Shaolin and Tai Chi - originated in Henan Province. Today, the most Chinese martial arts model with profound connotations - Lujiquan is It was born in a small mountain village called Zhulin in Gong County, Henan Province in the 1990s (now known as Zhulin Town, Gongyi City). Its founder is the protagonist of this article, Mr. Li Zijian, who is known as the "crazy student" in the martial arts world.

Sun Cunzhou: The second son of Mr. Sun Lutang, the founder of Sun Style Tai Chi. His nickname is Er Ke. He has been taught by his family since he was a child. He is quick and eager to learn. He is well versed in Tai Chi, Xingyi, and Bagua. The essence of it is especially famous for its martial arts fighting skills. He studied both civil and military arts. He began to study hard at the age of 16 and obtained the master's degree in three years. Chu Guiting, a famous boxer in the sea, lamented that Cunzhou's martial arts were unparalleled and his martial arts were unparalleled. No one of his generation could match him. Mr. Cunzhou devoted his life to martial arts and was good at being a chivalrous person. He had a reputation far and wide. He was a master of calligraphy and swordsmanship, and he valued righteousness over profit. He inspired future generations with his lifelong dedication to martial arts training and his free and unrestrained, truth-seeking and selfless spiritual realm. Mr. Cunzhou is simple and natural, humorous and knowledgeable, with elegant taste. He is proficient in poetry, lyrics and music, knows the rhythm of ancient music, and is good at calligraphy and painting. He is mostly good at landscapes, especially pines and cypresses, which suits his nature.

Guo Ruixiang, whose courtesy name is Mu Qiu, comes from a martial arts family. His father, Guo Changsheng, was known at home and abroad as "Guo Yanzi". Since 1991, Guo Ruixiang has published hundreds of articles introducing Miao Dao, Tongjiquan, Piguaquan, Crazy Demon Stick, etc. in influential martial arts publications at home and abroad. After long-term research, he wrote a monograph on "Miao Dao", which proved that Miao Dao originated in China and not Japan. Teacher Guo Ruixiang’s outstanding contributions to martial arts have been commended and rewarded by the Chinese National Sports Commission and the government.

Wong Chun-liang is one of the most important disciples of Wing Chun master Ip Man after he came to Hong Kong. He is also one of the important contributors to the modern theory and science of Wing Chun. The founder of Wing Chun boxing.

Chen Changxing: A native of Wen County (now part of Henan). The fourteenth generation grandson of the Chen family. Standing upright and shaped like a wooden chicken, he is known as "Mr. Tablet". Proficient in Chen's traditional boxing skills. Following the theory of Wang Zongyue's "Tai Chi Theory", Chen Wangting created the Thirteen Movements of Changquan to systematize and finalize his boxing style. He is a representative of the old form of Tai Chi. There are many disciples who taught him, and famous disciples include his son Chen Gengyun, nephew Chen Huahui, Chen Huaiyuan, Yang Luchan (Fukui), etc.

Wang Runsheng is from Changsha, Hunan. He is proficient in the "Eight Boxings" and is known as the boxing champion. He studied in Japan in 1905 and defeated Japanese judo masters. At that time, dozens of people including Japanese students Liu Wuting and Xiang Kairan came to Wang Runsheng for help in boxing. After Wang Runsheng returned to China, he and Xiang Kairan founded the National Skills Society in Changsha, Hunan in 1913. In the winter of 1916, he defeated the Russian strongman Dovinovsky in Shanghai and became famous in Zhongjiang. In 1928 and 1933, two national martial arts examinations were held in Nanjing, and Wang Runsheng served as a judge in both times. From 1934 to 1940, Wang Runsheng served as a physical education professor at Hunan University and also taught martial arts. Wang Runsheng is Wu Gongyi's elder, and he still learns Tai Chi pushing hands from Wu without shame and gives Wu face wash every day. A generation of "boxing champions" can severely inflict heavy losses on Japanese and Russian warriors and bring glory to the country and the nation. However, they are humble and eager to learn, mentor younger generations, and have high martial ethics.

Huo Yuanjia was a famous patriotic martial artist in the late Qing Dynasty. He was outstanding in martial arts and upheld justice. He inherited the unique skill of "Mizong Quan" inherited from his family and became a powerful figure in the Western world in Tianjin and Shanghai. He was a powerful figure in the West. A well-known national hero, although his life was short, it was vigorous and full of legend. There are many film and television works describing his deeds.

Yang Luchan has been fond of martial arts since he was a child. Due to his poor family and forced to make a living, he worked in the traditional Chinese medicine brand "Taihe Tang" on Xiguan Street, Guangping Prefecture. This pharmacy was opened by Chen Dehu, a native of Chenjiagou, Wen County, Jiaozuo, Henan. Chen saw that Yang was diligent, loyal, reliable, smart and capable, so he sent him to work at Chenjiagou's home in Wen County, Jiaozuo, Henan, his hometown. It happened that Chen Changxing came to teach at Chen Dehu's house. Yang was very envious and wanted to learn from his master, but on the one hand, things were complicated, and on the other hand, he was afraid that Chen Bu would accept him. Although he knew the taboos of martial arts, but because he was eager to learn, he watched from the sidelines when Chen's master and apprentice were practicing boxing, carefully noted down certain moves, and practiced in private when no one was around.

Huang Feihong was a representative Hongquan master in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. During the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, Zheng Chenggong's Ministry sneaked Cai Dezong and other five people to the Shaolin Temple in Fujian, and together with Da Zong and others, founded the Hongmen Society (Tiandihui) in Gaoxi Temple. The popular boxing technique of the Hongmen Society was called Hongquan, which commemorated Zhu Hongwu. The meaning of Qing Dynasty and restoration of Ming Dynasty. Huang Feihong's Hongquan was taught by Lu Acai - Huang Tai - Huang Qiying on the one hand, and by Ti Qiao San - Lin Fucheng on the other. Huang Feihong made a relatively comprehensive arrangement of Hongquan and is famous for his unique skills such as Fei Thallium into the City, Cai Gaoqing, Wulang Bagua Stick, and Shadowless Kick. The key boxing routines handed down now include I-shaped Fuhu Fist, Tiger Crane Double-shaped boxing, iron wire boxing, five-shaped boxing; the main equipment routines include Wulang Bagua stick, Zimu knife, single sword, flying thallium, traveler stick, Yao family rake, Xingyi Xiao, pick, etc.

Ye Wen, whose real name is Ye Jiwen, is a son of a wealthy family in Foshan, Guangdong. Ip Man received strict Confucian education from his family since he was a child. Since the age of 7, he has been studying Wing Chun from Chen Huashun (known as Hua Gong), a student of "Wing Chun King" Liang Zan. After accepting Ip Man as his disciple, Chen Huashun no longer accepted anyone to learn skills from him, and Ip Man became Chen Huashun's sealed disciple. After the death of Hua Gong, Ip Man studied boxing skills with his senior brother Wu Zhongsu. When Ip Man was sixteen years old, he went to Hong Kong to study foreign languages ??and studied at St. Stephen's School. Later he studied martial arts with Liang Bi (son of Liang Zan). In 1950, he went to Hong Kong and taught Wing Chun at the Hong Kong and Kowloon Hotel Staff Association. The most famous among his disciples is Bruce Lee, the martial arts superstar who made Chinese martial arts famous around the world.

Bruce Lee, formerly known as Li Zhenfan, nicknamed Xifeng, is a Chinese-American whose ancestral home is Jun'an Town, Shunde District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, China. He is 173 centimeters tall and weighs 64 kilograms. He is a martial arts fighter, martial arts philosopher, a famous Chinese martial arts movie actor with global influence, a pioneer in world martial arts reform, the originator of UFC, the father of MMA, and the founder of Jeet Kune Do martial arts philosophy. His contribution to the Chinese film industry will never be forgotten. His three and a half films in Hong Kong broke unprecedented records three times. Among them, "Across the River" broke the box office record in Asia. Bruce Lee immediately became popular in Southeast Asia. The total box office of "Enter the Dragon" in cooperation with Hollywood reached 230 million US dollars. Mao Zedong and Bin Laden both liked watching Bruce Lee movies. While filming "Brother Tangshan" in Bangkok, Thailand, he killed Muay Thai boxing champion Char Pu in seconds.