Martial Virtue, Loyalty, Honest
Courage, Trustworthy, Wisdom
德武 忠 誠 勇 信赖 智慧
德武 忠 誠 勇 信赖 智慧
In memory of our late Sifu (master), Dr. Lo King Hui of the Philippine Kong Han Athletic Club, and of his dedication, devotion, passion, and loyalty in promoting and preserving the true heritage and tradition of wuzuquan…
Wuzuquan (or ngo cho kun in the Fujian South Shaolin kung fu style. It can be classified as both external and internal – “external” referring to concentrated striking power (the principle of a one-strike kill), and “internal” referring to the breathing technique used to improve physical health (by stimulating and exercising internal organs).
Wuzuquan, in the English language, is the Five Ancestors Fist. It is in honor of the best five known martial art styles at that time, which are: the white crane, for its intricate hand techniques; the monkey fist kung fu, for its mobility, agility, dexterity, and many evasive tactics; the Lohan, for its foot work and internal exercises; the Tai Cho, for its leg techniques (including scissor leg attacks and sweeping); and the Da Mo, for its breathing techniques (the basis of iron-body training and of regulating breathing to enhance both stamina and energy).
Wuzuquan originated in the Chinese province of Fujian Fujian South Shaolin temple (located in Quanzhou , China
During the Ching dynasty, the temple was totally burned down because of the temple’s involvement in anti-Ching movements.
In 1980, thanks to the surviving wuzuquan masters in Indonesia Malaysia Singapore Philippines Taiwan China South Shaolin temple at its original site in Quanzhou , China
In 1983, the International South Shaolin Wu Zu Quan Union was formed, the main agenda of which was and is to unite all South Shaolin kung fu styles, as well as to promote and preserve the true essence of traditional kung fu.
At present, the South Shaolin temple monks at Quanzhou , China
International Chinese Martial Arts Tournament Oct. 13 -14, 2006 at Akron University, Ohio USA. Kong Han Ohio USA team under coach Jeff Yang successfully competed with honors in winning a total of 4 gold, 5 silver and 1 bronze.
1966 Kong Han Legacy.
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