I'm researching a kung fu style called 'fu hok yao gong fut pai', unfortunately there isn't much information available. There used to be a website but it was taken down. So far I have found these scans of a magazine that talks about it but I don't know if it is Mandarine or Cantonese. Once I find out I can submit them for translating
I found the pages from this forum: http://wulin.proboards.com/thread/99
Help identifying the Chinese in this Kung Fu article
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Re: Help identifying the Chinese in this Kung Fu article
Hi!
This is Mandarin, using traditionnal characters.
This is Mandarin, using traditionnal characters.
Penn ar Bed
The end of the land
Le commencement d'un monde
The end of the land
Le commencement d'un monde
Re: Help identifying the Chinese in this Kung Fu article
Well, just a look at the style of the paper to know that it is not written Cantonese (there is so few). It is just written Chinese. So everyone can translate - that will be more a problem of quality of the document scan
So in the title, there is
虎鶴柔剛拳
in Cantonese, it is spelled : fu hok yao gong chuen
in Mandarin, it is spelled : hu he rou gang quan
tiger crane soft hard
So in the title, there is
虎鶴柔剛拳
in Cantonese, it is spelled : fu hok yao gong chuen
in Mandarin, it is spelled : hu he rou gang quan
tiger crane soft hard
我要飛往天上 呀﹗像那天鳥傲翔 呀﹗那裡充滿希望﹗
Re: Help identifying the Chinese in this Kung Fu article
thank you for the assistance. Unfortunately this is the only quality there is, but I think it is legible if you download the images and zoom in
Re: Help identifying the Chinese in this Kung Fu article
http://web.archive.org/web/200406151802 ... ngexchange
Here's the fu hok site archived in the wayback machine
The Teachers of this system are located around Atlanta Georgia...
Sifu Wah Lun Syn and Sifu Andy Peck...
I have been trying to get someone to let me at least see fu hok yao gong fut pai
I trained wing chun under sifu/instructor Stan Mason that trained under Sifu Peck and he told me about fu hok and for three years I have been trying to get to see a glimpse of it...
I made contact with a hop gar Sifu Andrew Adler who said he would ask sifu Wah Lun Syn if i could get a look at fu hok yao gong fut pai
Here's the fu hok site archived in the wayback machine
The Teachers of this system are located around Atlanta Georgia...
Sifu Wah Lun Syn and Sifu Andy Peck...
I have been trying to get someone to let me at least see fu hok yao gong fut pai
I trained wing chun under sifu/instructor Stan Mason that trained under Sifu Peck and he told me about fu hok and for three years I have been trying to get to see a glimpse of it...
I made contact with a hop gar Sifu Andrew Adler who said he would ask sifu Wah Lun Syn if i could get a look at fu hok yao gong fut pai
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Re: Help identifying the Chinese in this Kung Fu article
Hello all. This is an old thread so I'm not sure if anyone is interested anymore. I studied FHYG with both Sifu Peck and Sifu Lun for several years. Happy to provide any details that I have if there is still interest. Fun fact: I actually designed that old web site back in the day, thanks for the blast from the past!