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Wong Fei Hung , Seorang Muslim ??
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Saya mau tanya dong , APakah benar Wong Fei Hung , Tokoh Silat China itu seorang Muslim ? |
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Reply #1 Dutch-Lady's post
Tell me more, who is this Wong? |
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wong fei hung itu ialah jet lee.................heeeeeeeeee
betul keh..........wong ni wujud kwh dalam sejarah china. dia ni kewujudannya macam hang tuah jeh. |
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Reply #4 aizverus's post
Tidak mustahil di zaman dulu di negeri Cina ujud pahlawan-pahlawan bangsa Han yang beragama Islam. Contoh yang terang sekali ialah Cheng Ho. Seorang eunach yang menjadi kepala armada angkatan tentera laut Cina. Semenjak Islam bertapak di negeri Cina, maharaja Cina mengambil sikap terbuka kapada semua agama. Mubaligh Islam dari Arab di kebebasan dan dilindungi untuk mengembang shariat Islam. Ramai rayaat Cina dari gulungan mandarin( cerdik pandai) terdari dari orang-orang Islam. Mereka menjadi panglima, gabnor wilayah dan pegawai-pegawai istana maharaja Cina. Itu sebab hingga hari ini maseh ujud berhala Cina bersebelahan mesjid tanpa sebarang pertenglikahaan. |
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Originally posted by thamrong at 23-12-2006 10:34 PM
Tell me more, who is this Wong?
Wong Fei Hung: The Man & the Legend
by Mark Pollard
Wong Fei-hung, also known as Huang Fei-hong is one of the most revered folk heroes in Southern Chinese culture. This figure has been immortalized in serialized novels and in over 100 feature films. While little is known about the personal life of Fei-hung, this celebrated kung fu expert, healer, philosopher, and champion of justice has left an indelible mark on Hong Kong cinema and the martial arts world.
History
Fei-hung's father, Wong Kai-ying was known as one of the "Ten Tigers of Canton." According to Bey Logan in his book, Hong Kong Action Cinema, these men were a band of heroes who lived by a code of honor. Kai-ying studied Hung Kuen or Hung Gar kung fu from master Luk Ah-choy. Hung Kuen, which included training in Chinese medicine and internal martial arts is often considered the most direct descendant of traditional Shaolin kung fu.
In Chinese kung fu, one's martial arts lineage is of nearly equal importance to one's family lineage. The handing down of kung fu techniques from sifu (teacher) to student is of grave importance as many of the forms and techniques widely used today can often be traced back to a single figure. Such is the case for the "Southern Fist" technique which would become the basis for Fei-hung's Hung Kuen style.
Avid kung fu film fans have likely seen at least one movie dealing with the destruction of Shaolin Temple. While the actual facts of this event remain shrouded in legend, it is known that the reigning Qing (Ching) Dynasty began to look at the monks of Shaolin as a threat to their sovereignty. Through years of rigorous and highly disciplined training, these monks had become skilled in unarmed and armed combat. They were even recruited by the government to fight the Japanese in Taiwan. In addition, they had for years trained emperors and generals in their fighting arts. But in the mid-1700s, the Qing government sacked the Shaolin Temple and the surviving monks and lay students scattered throughout Southern China. One such lay student of notable skill was Hung Hei-kwun who settled near the city of Guangzhou (Canton) and began teaching martial arts. His most successful student was Luk Ah-choy. Ah-choy, himself a monk handed down his skills to Wong Tai. Wong Tai handed down his knowledge to his son, Wong Kai-ying. Kai -yng, of course was Fei-hung's father and in due time passed on what had become the family martial arts to his son, although who actually taught Fei-hung is disputed.
Although disputed, this picture is thought to be the only one depicting Wong Fei-hung (1847-1924). Right - This statue of Wong Fei-hung resides today in the Wong Fei-hung Museum in the Fu Shan district of China.
Fei-hung was born in the village of Xiqiao within the Canton province in 1847. According to one account, his father would not teach his son martial arts for his concern that it might endanger his life. Still desiring to learn, Fei Hung took lessons from his father's master, Ah Choy. The young Fei Hung was known to perform kung fu in the streets for money. As a young adult, he took the responsibility of becoming a martial arts instructor to the 5th Regiment of the Cantonese army as well as the Guangzhou Civilian Militia. He became quite involved with the local government after having trained two generals and becoming the assistant to the governor of the Fujian province.
Much of the political turmoil surrounding Fei Hung as fictionally depicted in Once Upon a Time in China centered around a popular uprising where the people of Fujian demanded that the governor, Tang Jinsong be appointed head of a new democratic state while Fei Hung would become the commander-in-chief. This riot was suppressed by thousands of government troops led by Li Hongzhang. Needless to say, it put an end to Fei Hung's political career as he and Tang fled to Canton. There, Fei Hung opened a drug store named "Bo Chi Lam" and kept a low profile.
At this time, little else is known about his life. He was married several times and endured several deaths within his own family due to illness. His last wife, Mok Kwei Lan was only a teenager when she married the elderly Fei Hung. He lived to the age of 77 where he died in 1924.
As a martial artist, Fei Hung was famed for his skill in Hung Kuen. He had mastered the Iron Wire Fist, Five Forms Fist, Vanquishing Fist, and the Shadowless Kick. Not stopping there, Fei Hung also excelled at the traditional Southern Chinese art of Lion Dancing. Within Canton he was known as the "King of the Lions."
[ Last edited by malarky at 24-12-2006 03:28 PM ] |
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Sumber internet:
Wong Fei-Hung yang lahir pada 1847 di Kwantung (Guandong) berasal dari keluarga muslim yang dikenal ahli dalam ilmu pengobatan dan beladiri tradisional Tiongkok (wushu). Ayahnya, Wong Kay-Ying adalah tabib dan pemilik klinik pengobatan bernama Po Chi Lam di Canton (ibukota Guandong), serta menguasai wushu tingkat tinggi yang membuatnya terkenal sebagai salah seorang dari Sepuluh Macan Kwantung.
Kombinasi ilmu pengobatan Tiongkok tradisional dan teknik beladiri yang berpadu dengan olah keluhuran budi membuat keluarga Wong banyak turun tangan membantu orang-orang lemah dan tertindas pada masa itu. Banyak diantara pasiennya yang meminta bantuan pengobatan berasal dari kalangan miskin tetapi mereka tetap membantu dengan sungguh-sungguh. Selain itu, secara diam-diam keluarga Wong juga turut aktif dalam gerakan bawah tanah melawan pemerintahan Dinasti Ch抜ng yang korup dan menindas rakyat.
Wong Fei-Hung mulai mengasah bakat beladirinya sejak perjumpaannya dengan guru ayahnya bernama Luk Ah-Choi yang kemudian mengajarinya dasar-dasar jurus Hung Gar. Jurus ini ditemukan, dikembangkan dan menjadi andalan Hung Hei-Kwun, kakak seperguruan Luk Ah-Choi. Hung Hei-Kwun adalah pendekar dari Shaolin yang lolos dari peristiwa pembakaran dan pembantaian oleh pemerintah pendudukan Manchuria (Dinasti Ch抜ng) pada 1734. Dengan kepemimpinan Hung Hei-Kwun inilah, para pejuang pemberontak hampir mengalahkan dinasti penjajah jika saja pemerintah tidak meminta bantuan pasukan-pasukan bersenjata bangsa asing (Rusia, Inggris, Jepang).
Wong Fei-Hung kemudian meneruskan belajarnya pada ayahnya sendiri hingga kemudian pada awal usia 20-an tahun, ia telah menjadi ahli pengobatan dan beladiri terkemuka. Bahkan ia berhasil mengembangkannya menjadi lebih maju. Kemampuan beladirinya semakin sulit ditandingi ketika ia berhasil membuat jurus baru yang sangat taktis namun efisien yang dinamakan cakar macan dan pukulan khusus sembilan. Selain dengan tangan kosong, ia juga mahir menggunakan bermacam-macam senjata. Masyarakat setempat pernah menyaksikan bagaimana ia seorang diri dengan hanya bersenjatakan tongkat (toya) berhasil mengalahkan 30 orang jagoan pelabuhan berbadan kekar dan kejam di Canton yang mengeroyoknya karena ia mau membela rakyat kecil yang akan mereka peras.
Dalam awal kehidupan berkeluarganya, Tuhan mengujinya dengan berbagai cobaan. Seorang anaknya terbunuh dalam suatu insiden. Wong Fei-Hung tiga kali menikah karena istri-istrinya meninggal dalam usia pendek, lalu ia memutuskan untuk hidup sendiri sampai kemudian ia bertemu dengan pasangan hidupnya yang terakhir bernama Mok Gwai Lan, seorang perempuan muda yang kebetulan juga sangat ahli beladiri. Mok Gwai Lan pun turut mengajar beladiri pada kelas perempuan di perguruan suaminya. Pada 1924 Wong Fei-Hung meninggal. |
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errr..kalo legenda fong sai yuk ada ke? |
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Originally posted by weta_studio at 24-12-2006 05:42 PM
errr..kalo legenda fong sai yuk ada ke?
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Fong Sai-Yuk
In most versions of his legend, the Chinese folk hero Fong Sai-Yuk (Chinese: ???; pinyin: F?ng Sh靬 |
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menarik ni....
good facts...
:tq: |
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Originally posted by weta_studio at 24-12-2006 05:42 PM
errr..kalo legenda fong sai yuk ada ke?
Wong Fei Hung dan Fong Sai Yuk adakah orang yang sama... |
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Originally posted by HangPC2 at 26-12-2006 01:36 PM
Wong Fei Hung dan Fong Sai Yuk adakah orang yang sama...
tak pasti la...kene buat research lagi la.... |
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balik2 cite "claim" hero muslim... boring... |
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Originally posted by apalancut at 27-12-2006 06:34 PM
balik2 cite "claim" hero muslim... boring...
bukan nak claim Hero MUslim tapi nak kepastian sebab banyak tokoh2 kat China Sebenarnya dari Keturunan Hui (Cina Muslim)
contoh sampai sekarang masih menjadi tanda tanya samada Maharaja Dinasti Ming adakah dari Bangsa Cina Han Atau Cina Hui |
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Originally posted by apalancut at 27-12-2006 06:34 PM
balik2 cite "claim" hero muslim... boring...
Kenapa? Tak percaya ka? |
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wah kalo tol;... mmg ade bagus nye.. sbb nak nyatakan agama Islam tidak mengira bangsa... |
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[quote]Originally posted by malarky at 25-12-2006 01:54 PM
Fong Sai-Yuk
In most versions of his legend, the Chinese folk hero Fong Sai-Yuk (Chinese: ???; pinyin: F?ng Sh靬 |
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uiksss baru wa tau ujud rupanya Wong atau Fong Sai Yuk ni :hmm: |
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eh...setau aku wong fei hung ujud dimasa penjajahan inggeris mula mengganas,dan fong sai yuk pulak ketika bermulanya bertapak penjajah inggeris..tapi dua dua pun kungfu hero......
p/s:banyak sangat tengok filem jet li......teringatkan watak2 nih... |
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