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Wong Fei-hung

Wong Fei-hung was a Chinese martial artist, physician, and folk hero, who practiced in 19th century Guangzhou. Though he was considered an expert in the Hung Ga style of Chinese martial arts, his real public fame was as a physician who practiced and taught acupuncture, Dit Da and other forms of traditional Chinese medicine in the Po Chi Lam, a medical clinic in Guangzhou. Two museums dedicated to…

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science · Chinese martial artist and physician (1847–1925) · physician · harii · martial artist · also Wong Fei-hung, Fei-hung

Born 19 August 1847 · Died 17 April 1925 · Q317869

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As a playable character in The Curious Expedition, a video game released in 2015
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Jan 2009Update
By New Martial Hero's article that the man in the photo was of that of his fourth son, Wong Hon-hei
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2017· 1 entry

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As a playable character in The Curious Expedition, a video game released in 2015

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2009· 1 entry

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By New Martial Hero's article that the man in the photo was of that of his fourth son, Wong Hon-hei

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2005· 1 entry

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Another alleged photo of Wong Fei-hung once taken by one of his students Kwong Kei-tim (鄺祺添) was discovered by the museum staff in Hong Kong

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2000· 2 entries

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And was controversially seen and even promoted by martial artists as a photo of Wong Fei-hung

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And was officially opened in January 2001 in his honour in Foshan, Chancheng District

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1996· 1 entry

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The Wong Fei-hung Lion Dance Martial Arts Museum was built in his hometown in Foshan

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1925· 1 entry

Apr 17, 1925Documented record86% confidence

Died 1925-04-17.

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1919· 1 entry

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When the Chin Woo Athletic Association opened a branch in Canton, Wong was invited to perform at the opening ceremony

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1912· 1 entry

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The First Chinese Republic was established following the official collapse of the Qing regime

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1896· 1 entry

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Married his second wife and had two sons and two daughters with her

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1886· 1 entry

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Wong opened his family's medical clinic, Po Chi Lam (寶芝林; Baozhilin), in Ren'an (仁安), which is the present-day part of Xiaobei Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou City

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1871· 1 entry

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And died of illness three months after their marriage

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1863· 1 entry

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Wong started a martial arts school in Shuijiao (水腳) in Saikwan (Xiguan), which is the present-day location of Liwan District, Guangzhou

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1847· 1 entry

Aug 19, 1847Documented record86% confidence

Born 1847-08-19.

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