Huang Feihong (1July 9, 856-1April17,0925) was originally named Huang Xixiang, whose real name was Fei Yong and his nickname was flying bear. Huang Feihong was a master of Hongquan in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, and a master of Lingnan Wushu. He is also a famous doctor who saves lives.

Martial arts achievements

Huang Feihong was a representative master of Hongquan in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. During the reign of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty, Zheng Chenggong sneaked into the Shaolin Temple in Fujian and founded the Hong Men Society (Heaven and Earth Society) in Gao Xi Temple with other people. The popular boxing in Hong Men Club is called Hongquan, which means to commemorate Zhu Hongwu and resist the Qing Dynasty. By the middle of Qing Dynasty, Guangdong Hongquan was known as the five famous boxing with Liu, Cai, Li and Mo. Huang Feihong's Hongquan was spread by Lu Acai-Huang Tai-Huang Qiying on the one hand, and Tieqiao III-Lin Fucheng on the other. Huang Feihong made a comprehensive arrangement of Hongquan, and was famous for flying thallium into the ridge, picking Gao Qing, Goro Bagua Stick and having no shadow feet. The main boxing methods handed down now are I-shaped khufu boxing, tiger and crane fists, steel wire boxing and five-shaped boxing. The main equipment routines are Goro Bagua Stick, Master Knife, Single Knife, Flying Thallium, Walker Stick, Yaojia Rake, Xingyi Xiao, Pick, etc.

Lingnan Wushu

Huang Feihong took it as his duty to carry forward the quintessence of Chinese culture and revitalize Lingnan Wushu all his life. Lin Shirong, one of his students, arranged the iron fist, the I-shaped khufu fist and the tiger-crane fist, with novel structure and brisk movements, which eliminated the shortcomings of the previous southern boxing, such as stagnation, narrowness and repetitive movements. Tiger and crane are double-shaped, tiger-shaped, energetic, heavy in action and powerful in voice, and tend to push the mountain down and leap forward; Crane-shaped practicing spirit, agile, agile, as quiet as a virgin, as moving as a rabbit, calm and carefree. The combination of rigidity and softness, the combination of length and length, and the combination of advance and retreat have become the representative boxing of Hong Fei, which is unique in Wulin. At that time, it was popular in the whole province and spread to Hong Kong, Macao, Southeast Asia and even North America for a long time. After the founding of New China, it was listed as one of the teaching materials of higher physical education institutions in China.

iron hand

It is a set of health-preserving boxing, which mainly exercises limbs and dredges blood vessels, and has the functions of strengthening the body and turning weakness into strength. There are only two kinds of contours: outer arm and inner arm. The external arm belongs to external work, that is, hand, eye, body, waist and horse. Inner arm and hand belong to internal strength, that is, heart, spirit, mind, qi and strength. It takes 12 bridge players as latitude and longitude, which are rigidity, softness, strength, straightness, division, stringing, lifting, staying, transporting, making and ordering. It uses yin and yang to penetrate strength, and uses the word "clamp" to protect the waist and kidney. To practice this boxing, it is required to be quiet in movement, move in silence, put it in, leave it in, stay in, not be chaotic when you are sick, slow and slow, and not relax.

This is Hongquan handed down from Lin Shirong, which is very popular in Hongkong. This is the Hongquan handed down by Lu Acai, namely Lu Acai-Huang Qiying-Huang Feihong-Lin Shirong. Hongquan has the most extensive influence, among which: Zhao Zhiling, the master of Hongquan in Stephen Chow Kung Fu Drama, is a disciple of Lin Shirong.

I-shaped khufu fist

It is the basic boxing method of Hongquan, which advances and retreats step by step into I-shaped, hence the name I-shaped Fuhu Boxing. According to legend, this boxing originated from Shaolin Temple.

I-shaped khufu fist

Shaolin was destroyed by fire in the early days, and Zen master Shan Zhi took refuge in Guangzhou Haijian Temple. Shan Zhi is worried that Shaolin stunts will be lost, which is convenient for teaching and spreading skills in the temple. Lu Achai was his first disciple and got a secret biography of Hu Fuquan, which was later spread to Huang Tai, Tai Huang Chuan Qi Ying and Qi Ying Huang Chuan Hong Fei. Huang Feihong carried it forward and passed it on to Liang Kuan, Lin Shirong, Lu Zhenggang and Chen Dianbiao. Yi Fuhu has a steady fist, a strong bridge player, tight practice and regular advance and retreat. Constant practice is the basis of learning other boxing equipment. There is no standing on a horse to strengthen the waist and horse, and there is no strong bridge player.

Therefore, anyone who enters the gate of Huang Feihong must learn this fist first, so as to stabilize the waist and horse, strengthen the bridegroom, and step forward.

Tiger and crane fists

It was founded by Huang Feihong, who integrated the essence of various schools. In the routine, tiger's strength (such as tiger's fierceness) and shape (such as Tiger Claw) are taken, and crane's image (such as beak pecking) and meaning (such as crane's grace) are taken. Tiger-shaped practice, heavy movements, strong voice, there is a trend of dragon and tiger leaping; Crane-shaped training spirit, agility, agility, calm and carefree, so it is called tiger-crane double boxing.

Tiger and crane fists include fist, palm, finger, claw, hook, fall, hang, bump and stab. Footsteps include lunge, horse stance, imaginary step, independent step and unicorn step. Footwork pays attention to taking root, and the figure pays attention to being straight and dignified.

The whole set of movements not only draws lessons from the fierce offensive of Buddhist boxing, but also draws lessons from the strict defense of Hongjia boxing. The combination of rigidity and softness, both rigidity and softness, and both length and breadth, is the representative boxing of Huang Feihong.

8-rod fighter

According to legend, this stick technique was invented by Yang Wulang, Yang Jiajiang in Song Dynasty. Goro followed his father to sign the Khitan, and then came to Wutai Mountain to become a monk. He made a stick with a gun. The stick method changed from Tai Chi to two instruments, two instruments to four elephants, and four elephants to eight diagrams, and evolved into a sixty-four-point stick method, which accords with the number of internal and external eight diagrams, hence the name "Five Lang Eight Diagrams Stick".

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, this stick technique spread to China, and it was integrated into the essence of Nanquan, which was carried forward by Gao Rongshi. This stick technique can be divided into long strokes and short strokes, and both single strokes and double strokes are used. There are many and dense techniques, and the tactics are circle, point, gun, cut, draw, pick, pull, hit, draw, mark, press, knock and hit 14. The style is unpretentious, the structure is rigorous, powerful and heavy, which is conducive to actual combat. It is one of the best stick techniques of the Southern Sect.

"Goro Bagua Stick" is completely evolved from the Yang family's gun method. The so-called gossip has names such as Taiji, Two Instruments, Yin and Yang, and Four Elephants. Tai Chi gives birth to two instruments, two instruments give birth to four elephants, and four elephants give birth to gossip. So this method has sixty-four points. First hit four squares, and then hit four corners. Four corners are the corners of a square, that is, hit eight points on each side in all directions, that is, 8864 points.