It is said that both Huang Feihong and Huo Yuanjia are invincible in the world, so which one is more powerful, Huang Feihong or Huo Yuanjia?

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If people had called Huang to fight instead of calling Huo to fight (Huang was the one who died), then people would have thought that Huang was powerful. Now people look at history. We can't compare them with their martial arts, because they have passed away, and we can only use their contributions to measure who is more powerful. There are many people in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (hermits). They are beautiful. How do you know who they are if they stand up? , how do you know whether he is powerful or not? We can only say that Huo's contribution is greater than Huang's, but we cannot say that Huo is more powerful than Huang.

The top ten boxing masters since the late Qing Dynasty.

1. Dong Haichuan

Dong Haichuan was born in the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty (1797-1882). He was a native of Mijiawu, Wen'an County, Hebei Province. He liked to learn various boxing techniques when he was young, and when he grew up, he liked to learn boxing from various schools. When he visited Jiangnan, he saw a young monk on Peach Blossom Mountain who kept high-fiving the tree and circling around the tree. Dong Zi relied on his courage and stepped forward to fight with the young monk, but was defeated. So he asked the old monk to ask for advice humbly, and 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.

One day, Yang Luchan, a famous Tai Chi master, was summoned to compete with a boxer in Prince Su's Mansion. He won consecutive battles, and finally threw a boxer onto the garden net. At this time, Dong Haichuan passed by with a vegetable plate in his hand and immediately flew to the Internet to rescue the boxer. Dong Haichuan then fought with Yang Luchan. The two heroes faced each other, and the winner was difficult to determine. From then on, Tai Chi and Bagua Zhang each established their own schools, and their schools were filled with talents and passed down to future generations. Dong Haichuan lived at an advanced age. He died in prison and was in a coma. He lay on his back on the bed, still making palm-changing gestures with his hands, until he died. Baguazhang has been popularized both at home and abroad and remains popular to this day. Dong's descendants emerge one after another, and his tomb has been moved to the western suburbs of Beijing and renovated.

2. Wang Wu

The Broadsword Wang 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.

Wang Wu is an authentic high-roller from the green forest. He is not only good at martial arts, but also has a wide circle of friends, ranging from princes and dignitaries to street gangsters. And his extensive social connections connected him with many celebrities and events at the time. Tan Sitong "went away from the liver and gallbladder, the two Kunlun". It is said that the "two Kunlun" refer to Kang Youwei and Wang Wu. In the end, he was defeated by the Eight-Nation Allied Forces, and he was worthy of his true nature as a passionate hero. Wang Wu's martial arts and deeds are the most widely rumored and legendary. He himself is also a legend.

3. Huang Feihong

Huang Feihong (1847-1924), a native of Luzhou Village, Xiqiao, Nanhai, was a great master in the Lingnan martial arts world and a man who helped the world, saved lives and healed the wounded. famous doctor. His father, Huang Qiying, was one of the "Ten Tigers of Guangdong" in the late Qing Dynasty. Feihong learned martial arts from his father at the age of five. Later, he met Lin Fucheng, his beloved disciple of Tie Qiao San, who taught him the unique skills of iron wire boxing and flying weights. He also learned the shadowless kick from Song Hui's place. . After Qiying passed away, Feihong's son inherited his father's legacy and became a great master. He was the youngest martial arts coach in the southern martial arts at that time. During his life, he was successively hired as a military martial arts coach by the admiral Wu Quanmei and the leader of the Black Flag Army Liu Yongfu. According to legend, his special skills include double flying weights, mother sword, Arhat robe, shadowless kick, iron wire fist, single and double tiger claws, I-shaped Fuhu boxing, Arhat money dart, four-image dragon stick and Yao family rake, etc. Because he is especially good at tiger-shaped movements, he is known as the "tiger fool" in the martial arts world.

In August 1924, with the support of British imperialism, Chen Lianbo, the chief of the Guangzhou business group, took advantage of Sun Yat-sen's Northern Expedition to launch an armed riot, arson and looting in Guangzhou. Bao Zhilin, which Wong Fei Hung and his step-brother Mo Guilan had worked hard for decades, was also destroyed by the war, along with the plaque written by Liu Yongfu and his only photo. Huang Feihong could not withstand the heavy blow, so he became depressed and became ill. He died in the winter of that year at the age of 77. Huang Feihong died in depression and was impoverished. Fortunately, his disciple Deng Xiuqiong took care of his funeral and was buried at the foot of Baiyun Mountain. With the help of Lin Shirong and Tang Xiuqiong, Mo Guilan and Huang's two sons moved to Hong Kong to set up a museum to teach apprentices and teach Huang Feihong's legacy. Died in Hong Kong in 1983.

Huang Feihong’s lifelong mission was to promote the quintessence of Chinese culture and revitalize Lingnan martial arts. The Iron Wire Fist, I-shaped Fuhu Fist, and Tiger-Crane Double-shaped Fist compiled by his disciple Lin Shirong and others had novel structures, brisk movements, and revolutionary styles. In addition to the past shortcomings of the southern boxing method being sluggish and narrow, with repetitive movements. The tiger and crane shapes are both in shape. The tiger shape trains energy and strength. The movements are majestic and the voice is majestic. It has the potential to push mountains and seas, dragons and tigers leap. The crane shape trains energy and spirit. It is agile and moves quickly. It is as quiet as a virgin and moves like a rabbit. The beauty of tranquility and leisure. The combination of hardness and softness, long and short movements, and the combination of forward and backward movements have become the representative boxing techniques of the Feihong lineage and are unique in the martial arts world. It became popular all over the province and spread to Hong Kong, Macao, Southeast Asia and even North America. It has been popular for a long time. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, it was listed as one of the teaching materials for higher physical education colleges in my country.

Huang Feihong not only had superb martial arts skills, but also had superb medical skills. His skills in breaking bones and healing injuries were regarded as unparalleled at the time. In the middle of Guangxu's reign, the "Baozhilin" medical center was set up in Ren'anli, Guangzhou. It hung a pot to help the world, cured diseases and saved people, from generals to common people, with remarkable results. Liu Yongfu, the leader of the Fu Army, personally inscribed a plaque for Bao Zhilin with the words "Exquisite Skills" and hired Feihong as the chief martial arts coach of the Fu Army. Later, he followed Liu to Taiwan to fight the Japanese bravely.

Huang Feihong has been in the world for decades. With his extraordinary bravery, wisdom and unique skills, he has gone through hundreds of battles and become brilliant. Become a famous martial arts master at home and abroad. He is highly skilled in martial arts and advocates martial arts ethics. He advocates "practicing martial arts ethics first", never bullies the weak by force, and insists on persuading others with virtue. He has always eliminated the barriers between sects and taught those who are capable. He was also one of the first martial arts masters to accept female disciples and organize a women's lion team, rejecting the idea of ??favoring boys over girls. Among his many disciples, the male disciples Liang Kuan and Lin Shirong, and the female disciples Mo Guilan and Deng Xiuqiong are the most famous. The rest of the disciples are also quite famous and can be found in Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and Southeast Asia. During his lifetime, he carried forward the quintessence of the Chinese nation, supported justice, acted bravely when he saw justice, helped the weak and the poor, and helped the world. He left many popular anecdotes in the martial arts world and were widely read by the world.

4. Huo Yuanjia

Huo Yuanjia (1869-1910), courtesy name Junqing, was born in Anletun, Dongguang, Hebei Province (belonging to the Cangzhou area), and lived in Xiaonan, Jinghai, Tianjin. Hecun is the founder of Jingwu Sports Association.

Huo Yuanjia was weak and sickly when he was young. His father, Horndy, was a famous secret boxer. He was worried that Yuan Jia's martial arts practice would damage the Huo family's reputation in the future, so he refused to teach him the skills. But Yuan Jia has high aspirations. He pays attention every day, inspects everything, and steals the opportunity of passing down skills from his father to his brothers. He practiced hard in the secluded jujube forest outside his house. Later, he was informed by his father and was blamed. Yuan Jia promised not to compete with others in martial arts and not to disgrace the Huo family's reputation, so Fang Zhun's father and brother practiced martial arts together. Yuan Jia is talented and has amazing perseverance. His eldest brother is highly skilled in martial arts and is outstanding among his brothers. Seeing this, his father changed his old mind and passed on his skills to him with all his heart. Hou Yuanjia used martial arts to make friends, integrated the strengths of each family, and developed the ancestral "secret boxing" into the "mysterious art", bringing the ancestral boxing art to a new peak.

In the 22nd year of Guangxu (1896), Shandong hero Liu Zhensheng came to Tianjin to worship Yuan Jia. Huo was impressed by his integrity and accepted him as his disciple. This has broken the precedent of Huojiaquan "passing it on internally but not externally". Yuan Jia is brave and brave. In the 24th year of Guangxu's reign (1898), Tan Sitong was killed during the political reform, and Da Dao Wang Wu (Wang Zibin) took refuge in Jinmen. He fell in love with Yuan Jia at first sight and became close friends. Later, Wang Zibin was killed in Beijing and his head was displayed in public by the Eight-Power Allied Forces. Yuan Jia and Liu Zhensheng sneaked into the capital and stole the head back. With the help of Liu E, the author of "Lao Can's Travels", they buried the martyr's body together, fulfilling the duty of a friend.

In the first year of Xuantong (1909), the British strongman Oppin placed an advertisement in Shanghai, insulting me as the "sick man of East Asia". Huo was invited by a friend to go to Shanghai for an appointment to compete. Frightened by the power of Huo Yuanjia's fist, the other party threatened him with 10,000 gold as a deposit. With the support of his friends, Yuanjia agreed to put up 10,000 gold as a deposit. The other party kept delaying, so Yuan Jia published an advertisement in the newspaper. The article said: "The world has ridiculed our country as a country of sick men. I am a sick man in the country of sick men. I am willing to give it a try with the healthy people in the world." Brazen steel and iron bones, there is nothing to worry about!" Huo Gong's reputation made Opiyin run away without daring to fight. Even the notary and the organizer fled.

On June 1, 1910, Huo Yuanjia, with the assistance of Nong Jinsun and other colleagues in the martial arts circle, founded the "China Jingwu Gymnastics Association" (later renamed the "Jingwu Sports Association") in Shanghai. Mr. Sun Yat-sen praised Huo Yuanjia's belief that "in order to make the country strong, everyone must practice martial arts" and his high moral integrity in making Huo Jiaquan public to the world. He wrote the four characters "Martial Spirit" in his own handwriting and donated it to the Jingwu Sports Association. .

In September 1910, the president of the Japan Judo Association led more than ten martial arts masters to compete with Huo and were defeated by Huo.

The Japanese held a banquet and saw Huo coughing during the banquet. They recommended a Japanese doctor for treatment. Huo Gong lived an upright life, but he was unexpectedly poisoned and died on September 14. Aged 42. Later, the Shanghai Jingwu Association was taught by Yuan Jia's younger brother Yuan Qing and his second son Dong Ge. Branches were established in various places.

5. Wang Ziping

Wang Ziping, a Hui nationality, was born in 1881 and died in 1973. He was the vice chairman of the Chinese Wushu Association during his lifetime. A martial arts family from Cangzhou, Hebei Province, the hometown of martial arts. Together with Tong Zhongyi, he is known as the "Two Heroes of Cangzhou" and is also known as the "King of Divine Power". He learned from Yang Hongxiu, a native of Lu, and specialized in Cha Quan, Baji Quan, and Longquan Sword. He traveled to Guandong as a trader in his early years, and later joined the army to train soldiers in martial arts. In 1919, the Russian strongman Kang Taier performed a stunt in Beijing's Central Park. He was so arrogant that Wang was so indignant that he defeated him in public. Later, he defeated the Western warriors Mazzini, Alamein, Ke Zhimai, and Sullivan. When he was in Qingdao, he was besieged by the Japanese military police. Wang Ziping threw them downstairs one by one, which showed the spirit and courage of the Chinese nation that is not afraid of violence. After liberation, he visited various countries as the bodyguard of Premier Zhou Enlai.

6. Han Muxia

This was a master who was as famous as Huo Yuanjia in his hometown. He was a disciple of martial arts master Zhang Zhankui and the chief martial arts instructor of Huangpu Military Academy before liberation. He defeated countless foreign masters and killed him. Russian strongman in Tianjin arena. His grandson Han Jianzhong is currently a martial arts professor at the Public Security University of China. He was the prototype of Dongfang Xu in the movie "Martial Arts" (he fought against a Russian strongman Kantar at the Liuguo Hotel in Beijing); he opened a martial arts gym in Tianjin. Around 1916, Zhou Enlai studied at Nankai Middle School in Tianjin and devoted himself to the revolutionary cause. . In order to strengthen his body, he became a disciple of Han Muxia, a famous boxer in Beijing and Tianjin, and learned boxing and martial arts. At that time, Han Muxia made a living by teaching martial arts, and was best at "Xingyi Bagua". In addition to teaching in Nankai, he also set up a martial arts studio at home to teach apprentices and pass on the art. When Zhou Enlai was not studying, he often wore a long cloth coat and went to Han Muxia's home to learn boxing and martial arts. . Because of learning boxing, Zhou Enlai and Han Muxia established a sincere friendship. Zhou Enlai once wrote the words "Han Jiu Shi Tang" for Han Mu Xia's martial arts school. After Zhou Enlai traveled east to Japan in 1917, he also sent a photo of him, Han Muxia and others in the martial arts gym during his boxing training to the boxer to express his longing for him. Han Muxia once said with emotion: "Xiangyu (Zhou Enlai) was young and ambitious, far-sighted┄┄I taught him how to strengthen his body, but he taught me how to be a human being."

7. Du Xinwu

Known as The information and stories of the Northern and Southern Heroes are quite complicated and it is difficult to find historical records. He was the founder of Natural Boxing and served as Sun Yat-sen's bodyguard. Here is a chat: Du Xinwu, a well-known martial artist at home and abroad, was born in Cili County, Hunan Province, where martial arts flourished. He learned martial arts from a martial arts geek since he was a child and learned amazing kung fu. He worked as a bodyguard in his early years and was powerful all over the world. , known as the "North and South Master". In 1905, Sun Yat-sen organized the Tongmenghui in Japan. Song Jiaoren was the backbone of the Tongmenghui. After Song Jiaoren introduced him, Du Xinwu also joined the Tongmenghui and became Sun Yat-sen's bodyguard. Du Xinwu served as a bodyguard, not following Sun Yat-sen every day. Mainly when there were important meetings, Du Xinwu organized several people to be responsible for security work inside and outside the venue.

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The spiritual leader of Chinese Kung Fu.

The founder of Jeet Kune Do.

Being regarded as the god of war.

9. Tong Zhongyi

Tong Zhongyi was a famous martial artist well-known at home and abroad. During his lifetime, he was as famous as the prince. He was known as the "Two Heroes of Cangzhou" by his time. Tong Zhongyi is from Ximenli, Cangzhou City. His father, Tong Cun, was a martial arts master who once opened the Tianxing Escort Agency in the Northeast. Tong Zhongyi Xingsan has practiced hard under the guidance of his father and brother since he was a child, and has laid a solid foundation in martial arts. In the 28th year of Guangxu's reign, he followed his second brother Tong Zhongcheng to Fengtian to work as a bodyguard, and then went into martial arts. He has superb boxing skills, especially wrestling. While wandering around the world, he sought out teachers and friends, gained the best of others, and integrated the twenty-eight major stumbling blocks, ancestral grappling, and Liuhe boxing in Mongolian wrestling to form the unique Tong School. In terms of martial arts, even Zha Ruilong, a famous warrior from Guandong at home and abroad, once studied martial arts under Tong's sect. In the second year of Xuantong, he was appointed as the martial arts instructor of the Imperial Guards of the Qing Dynasty. At the beginning of the Republic of China, he successively served as a martial arts instructor for the Third Route and Fourth Battalion of the Anwu Army of the First Regiment of Chahar Cavalry and the Economic Guards of the Four Provinces. In the seventh year of the Republic of China, he served as a martial arts instructor under Cao Kun in Baoding. Later, he served as the captain of the Wuqiao Security Brigade, and was directly affiliated with the Army Military Academy as a martial arts and wrestling coach. In the 21st year of the Republic of China, the first national martial arts competition was held in Nanjing, and Tong Zhongyi won the first place in Liuhemen.

Tong Zhongyi hates evil and has a sense of justice.

When he was in the Imperial Guard, because he was dissatisfied with the Qing Dynasty's compromise and favor with foreigners and the indiscriminate killing of innocent people, he secretly spared "criminals" who were deeply wronged and resolutely abandoned his official position and returned to his hometown to serve the people. In the 14th year of the Republic of China, a Japanese judoka set up a ring in Hongkou, Shanghai, and boasted about his arrogance in newspapers. Tong Zhongyi was serving as an instructor at the Zhili Military Academy in Baoding at the time. After hearing the news, he resolutely resigned from his official position and went to Shanghai to compete. At first, the foreigners wanted to bribe him with money, but Tong Zhongyi was upright and unmoved. Intimidated by Tong's punching power, the noisy Japanese ran away without daring to go on stage.

In order to develop the martial arts career in the motherland, Mr. Tong opened a martial arts club in Cangzhou. After moving to Shanghai, he opened Zhongyi Boxing Club and Zhongyi Wrestling Club. He also served as a coach at the National Martial Arts Research Association and as the Shaolin Academic Affairs Director at the Shanghai Martial Arts Center. He also served as a national martial arts coach at East Asia Sports College, Jinan University, Xijiang Sports College and Shenbao newspaper. In the 24th year of the Republic of China, the Shanghai Commercial Press published the book "Chinese Wrestling Method" edited by him. In the 33rd year of the Republic of China, the second Chinese martial arts competition was held in Nanjing, and he was specially appointed as a referee by the Central Chinese Martial Arts Center.

After liberation, in order to inherit and explore the martial arts heritage of the motherland, Mr. Tong continued to work tirelessly on the research and teaching of martial arts until his later years. At the National Wushu Competition in 1956, Comrade He Long cordially received him. In 1963, Mr. Tong died in Shanghai due to illness. He was 84 years old. In order to commemorate the hero and show his achievements in life, the people of Shanghai held a second-level funeral for him and held a grand memorial meeting.

10. Cao Yanhai

Cao Yanhai (1903-1938) was born in Lujiayuan Village, Cang County, Cangzhou, Hebei. 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. At the age of fifteen, he ran away with his family on his back to study martial arts in the Kunlun Mountains. 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 later fully demonstrated Cao's extraordinary martial arts and pure skills: he was appreciated by various governors and provincial presidents, and they competed to be hired as national martial arts instructors. Zhang Jingjiang, Chairman of Zhejiang Province, hired Cao Yanhai as an instructor. Also serves as an aide-de-camp. In 1937, he was transferred from Hangzhou to Lushan, Jiangxi Province, and served as a first-level Chinese martial arts instructor in the Army Officer Training Corps. In the autumn of 1938, he fell ill and died in Lushan, Jiangxi.

In the Qing Dynasty, there was also Ganfengchi during the Yongzheng and Qianlong periods. There are many records in official and unofficial history that "a fist can push a thousand catties", which is unparalleled in the world.

Shi Dakai was proficient in Tai Chi. It is said that his lower abdomen was struck like a piece of cotton wool. The name Shi Dakai (nickname) came from his ability to break stone tablets. Shi Dakai's kicking skills are also outstanding. It is said that when he encounters a strong opponent, he is good at using the 720-degree whirlwind kick to KO them. It is super powerful, but it is not easy.

Zhang Qiwei, a native of Shandong in the late Qing Dynasty, was of Hui descent and was known as an iron palm and steel finger. Someone challenged him, and he performed a stunt of cutting 10 bricks with his palm, then turned around and pierced five more bricks with his five fingers. The man immediately ran away in fright. Someone took advantage of him to bow and dodge his legs over his head with lightning speed. Thinking that he didn't notice, Anzi laughed at it, but when he saw Zhang Qiwei raised his hand to show it, he had already taken off two pieces from his crotch. Pieces of cloth. Such is its power.