Great Kung Fu Masters from Chinese History - The Five Elders 

Its a shame Dayes dont ship internationally. I live in the UK and would love to try them.

Lo Lieh played The White Lotus Chief In Clan of the white Lotus Pai Mei's classmate. Alexander Fu Sheng played the best Fung Shi Yu in Heroes Two

Those old secret societies are not linked to the triads. The triads were low-life gangs in Shanghai who used to worked for the foreigners as henchmen or enforcers. When the communists won, they fled to Hong Kong and started naming their gangs with those old secret society names. They fled to Hong Kong because they were afraid they would be targeted by the communists for their role in the Shanghai massacre where they, along with the foreign militaries, murdered revolting labourers.

Just asking: do you do reaction videos? cuz as a response to your "All of China's Dynasties on ONE video -- Chinese history 101" I would recommend a couple of playlists from youtuber "胥渡吧": "__"朝群聊 （"__" dynasty group chat） These are generally 7~9 minute edits from different tv dramas, voice-overed and portrayed as group chat. Praising, discussing, jabs, and even dissing each other about the accomplishments and mistakes each other has made. comedic videos in which prompts/encourage to learn/research Chinese history in-depth for more appreciation for its jokes. Very interesting. I would recommend some of the recent playlists: - 宋朝群聊 (Song dynasty group chat) - 汉朝群聊 (Han dynasty group chat) - 三国群聊 (Three Kingdoms group chat) Also, some of these "group chats" are already published as books.

I want this guy to teach me chinese

the Jet Li version is just a movie. but Donnie Yen's version is a series

@@HONG38 ik bro ik Jet Li made a movie Donnie Yen made the Series

Lam ching ying also played Hung Hey Kwun in 94

English please

Actually yeah, Drunken style is really interesting to people

We don’t have a lot of info on the other two

Were they the 5 that survived the burning of the Northern or Southern Shaolin Temple? If it's the Northern Temple, why replace or state "actually" and/or "really" the 5 presented in this video? I'm very interested. Can you elaborate.

there is so much confusion because martial arts wise, there seems to be two sets of 5 ancestors. the one from the Hung Mun states it happened in the norther,n temple, but moved to the south because the southern one was a major hub for the Hung Mun revolutionaries. the hung mun version, happens around 1761

It means all martial arts under heaven originated from Shaolin

@@linnzeyaaung8846 yep I know that thanks

I can tell you my kung fu schools experience with Bruce Lee. In 1959 at 19 years old, bruce came back to SF thinking he was going to be the first to bring "KUNG FU" to America. Little did he know, he was late by at least 40 years. The first person to bring Kung Fu and teach it in America was Professor Lau Bun of the Hung Sing Kwoon, est OFFICIALLY in 1939. Unofficially since the 1920's where it was ONLY taught to triad members. In 1959, Prof. Lau Bun was 68 years old when Bruce Lee showed up on his doorstep. He tried to challenge the old man to a fight, and the old man looked at bruce and told him and I quote "Boy, I am an old man now. I have no time to play with you. I will K*ll you!!!! then scolded him for embarrassing Ip Man in this fashion. For the old man, kung fu from his day was only intended to end someone's life. he would have taken bruce's life in a heart beat and think nothing of it. that day, bruce left the hung Sing kwoon with his head hanging low without another word. other incidents happened, but that's for another day.

You’ve never heard of the Shaolin Dragon card? (Invite only)

Sanda is an after effect of KUNG FU and is NOT the roots of Kung Fu.

San da is just a sport version of Kung Fu with a set of rules. i.e. you can punch, kick and throw. So yeah, if you are a Kung Fu practitioner who has practiced actual combat application, you should be able to join a San Da competition and do ok. But the moves used by a Kung Fu practitioner in a real fight would probably be quite different to a San Da competition. No gloves means you can grapple and do much more with the hands.

Correct, I am not ethnically Chinese. But what is your point bu saying that?