What historical celebrities are there in Shunde, Foshan, Guangdong?

Huang Feihong

Huang Feihong’s original name was Huang Xixiang and his courtesy name was Dayun. He was originally from Xuluzhou Village, Xiqiao Ridge, South China Sea. He was born in Foshan on the ninth day of July in the twenty-seventh year of Daoguang (1847). , spent his childhood and youth in Foshan. Huang Feihong started practicing martial arts with his father Huang Qiying at the age of six. Because his family was poor, he often traveled with his father to sell martial arts and medicine in Foshan, Guangzhou and other places. When he was thirteen years old, Huang Feihong met Lin Fucheng, the first disciple of Iron Qiao San, while selling martial arts in Douchi Lane, Foshan. He learned the skills of Iron Wire Fist, Flying Thallium and so on, which laid the foundation for him to become a Hongquan master in the future.

When he was sixteen, Huang Feihong opened a martial arts gym in Qifu Shuijiao, Xiguan, Guangzhou, and later opened the "Baozhilin" medical clinic on Yan'an Street. He had many disciples and became a famous martial arts school. Home. He was successively hired as a military medical officer, chief martial arts instructor, and head coach of the Guangdong Militia by the registered admirals Wu Quanmei and Liu Yongfu, and he accompanied Liu Yongfu to fight against the Japanese army in Taiwan. He had a rough life, and in his later years he suffered a series of blows such as the murder of his beloved son, the burning of Bao Zhilin, and his son's unemployment. On March 25 of the lunar calendar in 1925, Huang Feihong died of illness in Guangzhou Chengxi Convenient Hospital.

Bruce Lee

Bruce Lee (1940-1973) was born in Foshan City. His original name was Li Zhenfan. He was the son of the Cantonese opera star Chou Li Haiquan. He practiced martial arts with his father since he was a child and practiced Wing Chun with famous teachers. He grew up in Hong Kong, where he attended elementary school and middle school. He later went to the United States to study philosophy at the University of Washington in Seattle, where he supported his studies by working part-time. In college, Bruce Lee organized a "Chinese Kung Fu Team" with more than 10 classmates participating, which often performed on campus. After graduation, he rented a corner of a parking lot in Seattle and opened a Chinese martial arts gym, named "Zhenfan Guoshu?". He worked hard and taught apprentices while practicing on his own. .

In 1971, Bruce Lee was hired by the Hong Kong Golden Harvest Company to make a Mandarin martial arts film "Tangshan Brother", and then filmed "The Way of the Dragon", which set a brilliant record in Hong Kong film history with a box office of more than 5 million. Records. Bruce Lee became a famous martial arts star in Southeast Asia, the United States and Japan. American newspapers and magazines praised Bruce Lee as the "King of Kung Fu" and the Japanese called him the "Saint of Martial Arts". In the film, Bruce Lee not only promoted Chinese martial arts, but also carried forward the national spirit. Bruce Lee died suddenly in Hong Kong on July 20, 1973. He was only 33 years old. He left behind 7 martial arts notebooks and "Jiu". "Jet Kune Do", "Kung Fu Record", "Two Kune Do" and "Research on Jeet Kune Do" are based on the kick method of the Northern School of Chinese martial arts and absorb the styles of American karate and Thailand. It combines the advantages of Muay Thai and South Korean Taekwondo. It has extremely high practical value and has been published in several countries. It is a treasure of world martial arts. "Bruce Lee Institute" has been established around the world to commemorate and discuss his martial arts. 3

Pan Yushu

Pan Yushu (1889-1936), named Lin and Yuxi, was a native of Heqing Village, Jiujiang, South China Sea. He was a famous pottery artist from Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. When he was a boy, he lived with his father Pan Jinzhi. The "Yue Huaxuan" shop in Foshan makes "silk dolls". Because of his love for Shiwan ceramic art, he secretly began to learn ceramic technology from Huang Bing at the age of 14, and later studied from Chen Weiyan, becoming a ceramic artist who is better than others. Master. It can be said that his works established a turning point or milestone in the development of Shiwan ceramic sculpture. He was good at absorbing the essence of Shiwan ceramic tradition and developing it, and he was also good at learning the techniques of Western sculpture and painting, and practicing both. Through in-depth research and comprehensive understanding, he formed his own unique artistic style. He is talented and productive throughout his life. He not only has a profound foundation in folk sculpture, but also is good at absorbing the essence of ceramics from other places. His works are copied by many people and represent Shiwan ceramic sculptures. development direction".

Li Guanghai

Li Guanghai (1894-1972) was born in Foshan. He studied medicine in his early years and opened a medical clinic in Foshan. During the Anti-Japanese War, in Foshan, which was ruled by the Japanese puppets, we provided free treatment and secret protection for some cadres and soldiers of the Second Guerrilla Detachment in Guangzhou City and other anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians who were injured in the battle against Japan. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as vice president and president of Foshan Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, vice chairman of the third Foshan CPPCC, and other positions. He is the author of "Traditional Chinese Medicine Osteology" and so on. Died of illness in Foshan. (Reference book "Foshan Historical and Cultural Dictionary") Wu Yanren

Liu Chuan

Liu Chuan's original name was Liu Yongchuan. Born on January 16, 1916 in Shiwan Town, Foshan, Guangdong.

He is currently a director of the Chinese Artists Association, a director of the Chinese Arts and Crafts Society, and a consultant to the Guangdong Arts and Crafts Society. Vice Chairman of Foshan Federation of Literary and Art Circles, won the title of Master of Chinese Arts and Crafts. When Liu Chuan's ancestors moved to Shiwan, it coincided with the heyday of Shiwan's pottery industry. All his ancestors made a living by making pottery. Liu Chuan was physically weak since he was a child. When he was 10 years old, his parents saved money and sent him to a private school. However, Liu Chuan had no interest in "Zhi Hu Zhe Ye" and transferred to three private schools. He earned little, but he was obsessed with listening to ancient lectures, watching Cantonese opera, and reading doll books. Influenced by folk art.

In 1928, due to family difficulties, Liu Chuan entered the antiques trade as an apprentice, and his descendant Chen Qiji worked as a long-term laborer. During the hard work, Liu Chuan learned the entire process of clay refining, clay mixing, and glaze firing. He learned the Shiwan ceramic craft technology, and used the method of "seeing the master to learn the art", learning from the famous predecessor Pan Yushu, studying the works of various famous artists, and daring to innovate and expand, and began to take shape in a rough and bold artistic prototype, shaping "Zhang Fei" Waiting for his famous works to emerge in the Shiwan art world, he was twenty years old.