Is there really a Huang Feihong in history?

Huang Feihong, formerly known as Huang Xixiang, was born in flying bear. Born in Nanhai County, Foshan City, I was originally from Xizhou Village, Xiqiaoling, Nanhai County.

Huang Feihong was a master of Hongquan and Lingnan Wushu in the late Qing Dynasty. He is also a famous Chinese medicine practitioner who helps the world and saves people.

There are different opinions about the specific date of Huang Feihong's birth and death. Some researchers think it was born in 1847, while others think it was born in 1856.

As for the year of his death, it is generally believed that he died after the Guangzhou business group incident that broke out in 1924, but the exact date is unknown.

On the other hand, before the Northern Expedition 1924 10, the Kuomintang regime in Guangzhou suppressed the riots of commercial groups, and the houses in Xiguan area were destroyed, the Baozhi Forest in Ren 'an Street was burned, and all the money was destroyed, and the eldest son Hanlin lost his job, so he was depressed.

On March 25th of the following year (1925 April 17), he died in Chengxi Convenience Hospital of Guangzhou.

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There was indeed Huang Feihong in history, a native of Foshan, Guangdong Province in the late Qing Dynasty. The most famous disciples are Liang Kuan and Lin Shirong (pork in the movie), and the prototype of Aunt Thirteen is his wife Mo Guilan.

Huang Feihong left many legends in history. In The Iron Horse, directed by Yuan Heping and supervised by Tsui Hark, the young Huang Feihong lived in Guangzhou and entertained in the street, but was besieged by several big shots and repelled by Huang Feihong. This is the real experience of young Huang Feihong.

On one occasion, 19-year-old Huang Feihong spent the night in a pawnshop in the Guanshan market in Xiqiao. When he was robbed by a thief, Huang repelled dozens of robbers by himself, which was passed down as a much-told story.

Bao Zhilin did not take it from his father Huang Linying, but was founded by Huang Feihong himself. The friendship between Huang Feihong and Liu Yongfu shown in Tsui Hark's films originated from Huang Feihong's treatment of Liu Yongfu's injury, and was later hired by Liu Yongfu as the head coach of the Black Flag Army.

The greatest story of Huang Feihong's life is that he went to Taiwan Province Province to fight against Japan with Liu Yongfu and returned to Guangdong after his failure. Bao in his later years was robbed and burned in the Guangdong business group riot in 1924, and died of depression at the age of 65.

Huang Feihong devoted his life to martial arts, and was chivalrous and affectionate. After his death, he was still famous among the people in Guangdong and was regarded as a representative of true chivalry. Later, Hong Kong, based on Cantonese culture, really pushed Huang Feihong to the position of chivalrous man.

Huang Feihong was first put on the screen in 1949, directed by Kwan Tak-hing and directed by Hu Peng. Since then, this image has been deeply rooted in people's hearts because of Kwan Tak-hing's wonderful interpretation, and Huang Feihong has also become synonymous with justice and chivalry.

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