On this day, 178 years ago, July 9, 1847 (May 27, 1847, the lunar calendar), China martial artist Huang Feihong was born. Huang Feihong (July 9, 1847-December 1924), formerly known as Huang Xixiang, also known as Dayun, originated from Luzhou Village, Xiqiao, Nanhai. He was born in Foshan on the ninth day of July, the 27th year of Daoguang of the Qing Dynasty (1847). He was a master of martial arts in Lingnan and a famous doctor who helped the world and saved lives and wounded. In August 1924, Chen Lianbo, chief of the Guangzhou Commercial Group, with the support of British imperialism, took advantage of Sun Yat-sen's Northern Expedition and launched armed riots and looting in Guangzhou. Baozhilin, which Huang Feihong and his stepwife Mo Guilan had worked hard to build for decades, together with the plaque written to him by Liu Yongfu and his only photo, were also destroyed in the war. Huang Feihong couldn't withstand the heavy blow, so he became depressed and fell ill. He died in December that year at the age of 78. Huang Feihong was in a state of depression and was poor and unable to bury him. Fortunately, his disciple Deng Xiuqiong took care of his affairs and was buried at the foot of Baiyun Mountain. His father, Huang Qiying, was one of the "Ten Tigers of Guangdong" in the late Qing Dynasty (Huang Feihong was not one of the Ten Tigers of Guangdong. The Ten Tigers of Guangdong were: Wang Yinlin, Huang Chengke, Su Heihu, Huang Qiying, Zhou Tai, Tan Jiyun, Li Renchao, Chen Tiezhi, Su Can, and Liang Kun). Feihong learned martial arts from his father at the age of 6 and followed his father to sell skills on the streets at the age of 13, and learned all his skills from his family. Later, he met Lin Fucheng, a beloved disciple of Tie Qiao San (Liang Kun, one of the ten tigers in Guangdong), and taught him the unique skills of iron wire boxing and flying weight. He learned the shadowless kick at Song Hui Tang's place, and his martial arts became increasingly advanced. Later, Huang Feihong followed his father to set up a museum in Leshan Mountain House, Guangzhou. Huang Qiying passed away, and Huang Feihong's son inherited his father's footsteps and became a master of the generation. He was the youngest martial arts coach in the Southern Martial Arts Association at that time. In his life, he was hired as military technical coaches by Admiral Wu Quanmei and Black Flag Army leader Liu Yongfu. It is said that his unique skills include Double Flying Weight, Mother-Child Knife, Arhat Robe, Shadowless Foot, Tiantian Fist, Single and Twin Tiger Claws, I-shaped Tiger Boxing, Arhat Gold Dart, Four-Elephant Standard Dragon Stick and Yao Family Harrow. Because he is particularly refined in tiger shape and various forces, he enjoys the elegant name of "tiger maniac" in the martial arts world. In addition, Huang Feihong is also good at lion dancing and is known as the Lion King of Guangzhou. With the help of Lin Shirong and Deng Xiuqiong, Mo Guilan moved to Hong Kong with Huang Feihong's two sons to set up a museum and teach apprentices to teach Huang Feihong's legacy skills. He died in Hong Kong in 1983. Throughout his life, Huang Feihong devoted his life to promoting the quintessence of Chinese culture and revitalizing Lingnan martial arts. The Tiantian Boxing, I-Fu Tiger Boxing, and Huhe Double Boxing compiled by his disciples Lin Shirong and others have novel structures and light movements, eliminating the shortcomings of the previous Southern School of boxing methods that were sluggish, narrow and repetitive. The tiger and crane are in double shapes. The tiger shape exercises qi and strength, its movements are solemn and powerful, and it has the momentum of pushing mountains and seas, and the dragon leaps and tigers leaping; The crane shape is refined and refined, with agility and quick movements. It is as calm as a virgin, as if it moves like a rabbit, and is calm and relaxed. The combination of hardness and softness, the combination of length and length, and the correct combination of advance and retreat have become the representative boxing method of Feihong's line and unique in the martial arts world. It became popular throughout the province for a while and spread to Hong Kong, Macao, Southeast Asia and even North America. It has lasted for a long time. After the founding of New China, it was listed as one of the teaching materials of higher physical education colleges in my country. Huang Feihong is not only outstanding in martial arts, but also quite superb in medical skills. His skills in repairing bones and healing injuries are sometimes known as a masterpiece. In the middle of the Guangxu years, the "Baozhilin" Medical Center was set up in Ren 'anli, Guangzhou, to hang pots to help the world and treat diseases and save people. From generals to people, it has remarkable effects. Liu Yongfu, the leader of the Fu Army, personally wrote a plaque for Baozhilin reading "All Skills Are Excellent" and hired Fei Hong as the chief technical and offensive coach of the Fu Army. Later, he followed Liu to Taiwan to heroically kill Japanese soldiers. Huang Feihong's wife Mo Guilan Huang Feihong was married four times in his life. Except for his original spouse Luo, they were all remarried. Each time they were remarried after his wife passed away. Among the four wives, the first three had names, namely Luo, Ma, and Cen. However, as they died one after another, people at that time were superstitious about Huang Feihong's ability to suppress his wife's fate, so that they finally had to marry Mo Guilan in the name of taking a concubine. The last wife, Mo Guilan, died in Hong Kong in 1982. Huang Feihong had four sons, of which Huang Hansen received the most true inheritance. Unfortunately, he was ambushed and died tragically when he was young. After that, Huang Feihong did not teach his son martial arts. Huang Feihong, a master of the generation, is a famous martial artist in Foshan. He has an important influence on the development of southern martial arts. His life is full of legends. He once followed the famous patriotic general Liu Yongfu in his meritorious service in the War of Resistance Against Japan and Protection of Taiwan. Huang Feihong has been in the Jianghu for decades. With his extraordinary courage, wisdom and unique skills, he has experienced hundreds of battles and is brilliant. Become a well-known martial arts master at home and abroad. He has strong martial arts skills and advocates martial arts ethics. He advocates that "martial arts ethics come first". He never bullies the weak, and insists on convincing others with virtue. He has been the leader of eliminating the barriers of a sect, and the capable are the teachers. He has also tried his best to eliminate the idea of favoring men over women. He has been one of the first martial masters to recruit female disciples and organize female lion teams. Among his many disciples, male disciples Liang Kuan and Lin Shirong, and female disciples Mo Guilan and Deng Xiuqiong are the most famous. The rest of the disciples are also quite famous and spread all over Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and Southeast Asia. During his lifetime, he carried forward the quintessence of the country, upheld justice, bravely fought bravely, helped the weak and helped the poor, and helped the world. He left many popular anecdotes in the martial arts world and were widely read by the world.