Fang Shiyu 1
Fang Shiyu, born in Qianlong period, was born in Fang Jia village, Luo Yin, Dinghu, Zhaoqing, Guangdong. His father, Fang De, was a silk merchant. He was born to Fang De and his second wife, Miao Cuihua. There are two brothers, Fang Meiyu, born to his first wife, Li, who died very early.
According to historical records, Fang Shiyu was strong-willed, wandering in the countryside since he was a child, and liked to fight with other children. As a teenager, Fang Shiyu was sent to Shaolin School by his father Fang De. Although he is short and fat, he is brave to fight. Every time he fought, he charged ahead. Both brothers were inevitably injured in the fight, but only Fang Shiyu was safe and sound.
In the ranking of Shaolin Ten Tigers, Hong Xiguan ranks first and Fang Shiyu ranks second, not only because of his martial arts, but also because of his aggressive nature.
2. Hong Xiguan
Hong Xiguan was born in Huaxian County, Guangdong Province (now Huadu District, Guangzhou). Hong Xiguan, who practiced martial arts since childhood, took Cai Jiuyi as his teacher and studied Shaolin Wushu on the recommendation of his relatives. Later it was called "Shaolin Ten Tigers".
3. Huang Feihong
Huang Feihong (1July 9, 856-1April17,0925) was originally named Huang Xixiang, whose real name was Fei Yong and his nickname was flying bear. Born in Nanhai County, Foshan City, I was originally from Xizhou Village, Xiqiaoling, Nanhai County.
At the age of three, he studied martial arts with his father. At the age of seven or eight, he began to make a living by busking with his father. From 65438 to 0869 (eight years of Tongzhi), he began to learn stunts such as "Iron Fist" and "Flying Thallium" with Lin Fucheng.
1872 (11th year of Tongzhi) moved to Guangzhou, and started the martial arts school in Qifu Shuijiao. 1874 (thirteen years of Tongzhi) was hired as a martial arts coach by Guangzhou Sanlanxing. About 1877 (the third year of Guangxu) was set near Yilan Bridge in Xiguan, Guangzhou, where Christians taught skills and treated knife wounds.
1882 (eighth year of Guangxu), Huang Feihong was employed as the martial arts coach of Guangzhou Navy. 1885, Wu Quanmei, a registered magistrate, hired Huang Feihong as the military offensive and defensive coach.
1886 (12th year of Guangxu), resigned as the martial arts coach in the army and set up "Baozhilin" in Yi Guang, Ren 'an Street. 19 1 1 (Xuantong for three years) In August, he served as the head coach of Yuemintuan.
1925 (14th year of the Republic of China) On April17th, Huang Feihong died of illness in Chengxi Convenience Hospital of Guangzhou at the age of 69.
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Fang Shiyu 1
Fang Shiyu is very famous in modern Wulin, especially the boxers of the older generation. Even the history book "A Tour to the South of the Ganlong River" has a description about him. Why is Fang Shiyu so famous? The reason for this is the following：
First, I am good at martial arts and I am brave in boxing.
Second, love and hate are clear, and being attacked is a good thing.
Thirdly, as we all know, it is very popular to kill the bully Lei Laohu in the boxing ring.
Fourthly, this is the best example of his amazing kung fu-Fang Shiyu is an outstanding figure in Shaolin, one of the "Ten Tigers of Shaolin", although he is very young.
The "Ten Tigers of Shaolin" are Liu Yude, Hu, Tong Qianjin, Xie Yafu, Liang and Fang Meiyu (all brothers).
2. Hong Xiguan
With his unique skills in Shaolin Wushu, Hong Xiguan attacked with his fists, deus ex. From then on, he traveled incognito in Shan Ye, absorbed the essence of hundreds of martial arts, and then mastered Shaolin martial arts, created his own Hongquan, traveled around and taught it secretly.
Today, Hongquan has its own system, fierce and changeable boxing methods and powerful moves, which have a wide influence among martial arts lovers all over the country. Legend has it that Hong Xiguan lived to the age of 93, and when he was unprepared, he stabbed a girl to death with a phoenix eye. In addition to fine boxing and boxing, he is good at Shaolin sticks.
It is also said that Hong Xiguan once passed martial arts to Li Tongkuan in Zhaoqing, and later created another set of Hongfo Boxing. Hong Xiguan has a son named Wen Ding, and the Hongjia Boxing handed down from Hong Xiguan includes two dragons fighting for pearls, a tiger in the forest at night, five-shaped boxing, ten-shaped boxing, tiger-crane fists and so on.
3. Huang Feihong
Huang Feihong was a representative master of Hongquan in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. Huang Feihong's Hongquan was spread by Lu Achai, Huang Tai and Huang Qiying on the one hand, and Tieqiaosan and Lin Fucheng on the other. Huang Feihong made a comprehensive arrangement of Hongquan, got rid of the shortcomings such as stagnation, narrowness and repetitive movements of the Southern Boxing, and combined the essence of various schools to create a tiger-crane fist.
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. 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.
In addition, Huang Feihong is also famous for his stunts such as flying thallium into the mountains, picking Gao Qing, Goro Bagua stick and shadowless feet, which has played an important role in the popularization and revitalization of Hongquan.
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