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Registrace 27. 03. 2007
Rare and obscure vintage kung fu movies, some dating to the silent era, and performances by real kung fu experts are the subject of the yusochau channel. Enjoy!
Shanxi bench form 1991
This odd form is from a 1991 Chinese videotape labelled National Survey of Chinese Martial Art, Traditional, Shanxi Province. The practice looks dangerous to me. These old traditional styles can be very weird.
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Electric Shadows: the Secret History of Kung Fu Movies
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Volume 1 of the Electric Shadows series provides an overview of the early years of kung fu cinema in Shanghai 1920-1941, and looks at the careers of some of the first kung fu filmmakers, like Ren Pengnian, Wu Lizhu, Zhang Huichong and the Shaw Brothers. Available on Amazon at www.amazon.com/Electric-Shadows-Secret-History-ebook/dp/B00ELO8LNY
Shanxi tsai li fu (choy li fut) 1991
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Another clip from the 1991 Chinese videotape labelled National Survey of Chinese Martial Art, Traditional, Shanxi Province. Choy li fut style always reminds me of Alexander Fu Sheng in THE NEW SHAOLIN BOXERS!
Clip from Wong Fei-hung Seizes the Bride at Xiguan (1958)
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Fight scene from kung fu comedy WONG FEI-HUNG SEIZES THE BRIDE AT XIGUAN, directed by Wu Pang in 1958. The real bride has been disguised as a musician in the parade by Wong's students. Lau Cham, father of Lau Kar-leung, is impersonating a elderly female matchmaker. I cut out three dialogue scenes to keep the focus on the action.
Shanxi hsing yi chuan
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Clip from 1991 Chinese videotape labelled National Survey of Chinese Martial Art, Traditional, Shanxi Province. This gentleman is identified as an "82 year old" doing "12 Animal Hsing Yi."
Illustrated History of Kung Fu Movies, Part 1
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UPDATE 9/2013: Read the new ebook by Jean Lukitsh, Electric Shadows: the Secret History of Kung Fu Movies! Now available on Amazon for only $2.99 at www.amazon.com/Electric-Shadows-Secret-History-ebook/dp/B00ELO8LNY This video is my attempt to start organizing the research material I've been collecting on the first kung fu filmmakers. Most of the images are from my collection. The still from YA...
Master Y C Wong: pakua & hsing yi demo
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From the 1979 International Martial Arts Exhibition in Oakland, CA.
Fight scene from WONG ANG VS THE FLYING TIGERS (1960)
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UPDATE 9/2013: Read the new ebook by Jean Lukitsh, Electric Shadows: the Secret History of Kung Fu Movies! Now available on Amazon for only $2.99 at www.amazon.com/Electric-Shadows-Secret-History-ebook/dp/B00ELO8LNY Veteran kung fu actress Wu Lizhu (邬丽珠) in a fight scene from Wong Ang versus the Flying Tigers (1960), directed by her husband Ren Pengnian (Yam Pang-nin, 彭年). Lau Kar-leung is th...
Master Yun Chung Chiang: crane style
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From the 1979 International Martial Arts Exhibition in Oakland, CA.
1929 silent Chinese movie fight scene
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UPDATE 9/2013: Read the new ebook by Jean Lukitsh, Electric Shadows: the Secret History of Kung Fu Movies! Now available on Amazon for only $2.99 at www.amazon.com/Electric-Shadows-Secret-History-ebook/dp/B00ELO8LNY My Son Was A Hero (Erzi Yingxiong), aka Heroic Son, aka Poor Daddy (Pa Laopo), was a melodrama made in Shanghai in 1929 by the Great Wall Film Company. It features some notable stun...
Fight scene from "Killing of the Villains" (1961)
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Fight scene from "Killing of the Villains," a 1961 film directed by Wu Pang, creator of the original Wong Fei-hung series, starring Kwan Tak-hing, Shek Kin, Yu So-chow (dressed as a man here), and Lam Kau, a 1950s kung fu actor who also played Jackie Chan's father in "Drunken Master."
Master Yu Cheng Hui: Long Sword
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Master Yu Cheng Hui (SHAOLIN TEMPLE, YELLOW RIVER SWORDSMAN) demonstrated his sword form at the 1995 International Open Kung Fu Championship in Seattle, WA.
How Wong Fei-hung Smashed the Five Tigers (1960)
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Fight scene from "How Wong Fei-hung Smashed the Five Tigers" (1960), directed by Wu Pang. Kwan Tak-hing, Shek Kin, Yam Yin, and Lau Kar-leung are among the combatants in this scene.
KID WITH A TATTOO: Yuen Wah vs. Yuen Bun (spear vs. double broadsword)
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Director Sun Chung made this kung fu comedy for Shaw Brothers in 1980. The film stars Wong Yu, Ku Feng, Johnny Wang Lung-wei, and former Little Fortunes Yuen Wah and Yuen Bun.
Wah Lum Lion Dance and Demo at Films at the Gate 2010
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The Boston branch of the Wah Lum Kung Fu Athletic Association performed on Aug. 27 2010 at the 5th annual Films at the Gate outdoor movie series in Chinatown. Jackie Chan's "Drunken Master" was screened after the performance. The event is sponsored by the Asian Community Development Corporation of Boston MA and Boston Street Lab.
Fight scene from "Wong Fei-hung: King of Lion Dance" (1957)
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Fight scene from "Wong Fei-hung: King of Lion Dance" (1957)
Wong Fei-hung: King of Lion Dance (1957)
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Wong Fei-hung: King of Lion Dance (1957)
Shek Kin in HONG KONG GODFATHER (1985)
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Shek Kin in HONG KONG GODFATHER (1985)
Johnny Wang Lung-wei in FLASH FUTURE KUNG FU (1983)
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Johnny Wang Lung-wei in FLASH FUTURE KUNG FU (1983)
Master Ma Yuehliang: Tai Chi Pushing Hands
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Master Ma Yuehliang: Tai Chi Pushing Hands
Suet Nei in "One Armed Magic Nun" (1969)
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Suet Nei in "One Armed Magic Nun" (1969)
Master Li Tianji: Wudang Sword 2 Person Set
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Master Li Tianji: Wudang Sword 2 Person Set
Tai Chi Master Fu Wing-fei: Applications
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Tai Chi Master Fu Wing-fei: Applications
Zhao Chanjun in "Blade of Fury" (1993)
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Zhao Chanjun in "Blade of Fury" (1993)
Is this Shaolin Crane or White Crane?
This should be called....do this if you want your head kicked in lol
Gostei muito
Wang lung wei is a beast
Any chance you have footage from that year's competition where this seminar was held?
Sorry, I used to have a DVD but I can't find it now.
LOL
(1957)to (1981)
I just watched this before
Jackie and Sammi opera school brothers
Pbbbha! I just had to say
He was incredibly talented. Those moves came from a form that he, himself created from Praying Mantis and Eagle Claw Kung Fu. 那個套路叫 混合拳.
It's good to see a practical application for tai chi . I have more respect for it now.
Excelllent, efficient and easy to understand. Best regards. Paul.68
She moves just like a mantis. Great skill.
Bullshit!.No realistic fight.
Donnie Yen's mother!
Everything in slow motion, I can do that too.
Asiendo eso a sus 72 años que bueno
I had the good fortune to study under Master Mark in the early 90s. There is nothing more that I can add to describe the incredible martial artist that is Master Mark but I was lucky enough to spend time with she and her family at dinner when we came up to train with her. Bow Sim Mark is a lovely lady who treated us all with equal kindness. I treasure those memories. And I agree with the poster from 15 years earlier... It is so good to see that floor again!
Х** ня
This is real tai chi and something I would like to learn
10/10
Bad music 😅
What???dancing
"Kung fu pretty good!"😀
I had group lessons from him in CT. At that time I was learning Nandao. He taught the Two Handed Long Sword. I never finished learning the entire form. GMaster Yu Cheng was amazing -
the last lion movements looks scaryy
Am I the only one watching this who thinks this is bs? I dont understand all the comments about how this is REAL martial arts. Looks REAL ineffective to me.
Thank you it s great beautifull exibition i wd like yo lean this stile of wo sho
Facile guardare ma difficile fare! 🤗
Love it! Thank you!
Absolutely amazing!
She eventually removed all the leaning in Tai Chi, similar to the more modern orthodox Yang, almost certainly because of Li Tianji's influence, but here she's show the real Fu and Wu roots, and the Chen foundation. We typically hide most of the waist now, even in the Fu style Bagua "ripple step" she demonstrates. This reminds me of the Combined Internal she was teaching when I started with her in 1990, with the Mantis and Baxi replaced by Fu style 5 elements Hsing Yi, and the first Bagua section replaced with Dragon Palm techniques suitable for all levels. The last major movement of the form is the empty hand version of "Dragon Coils the Pillar" done in linear fashion for the audience, as opposed to in a tight circle which is considered more "high-level". She choreographed this and many combined internal forms, drawing on her encyclopedic knowledge of both the Modern Standardized Wushu and Traditional Family Guoshu. Her crowning achievement in this regard may well be the Tai Chi Dragon Fan, which is actually a Bagua form, and distinct from all prior fan forms in that is it both highly practical and astonishingly beautiful.
And if you think this is good, you should have seen her Dragon Palm!
Nice
Gr
Shaw Brothers #1
She is Donnie Yen's mother. She was a professional soprano and Donnie's father a concert pianist in Guangzhou and started learning Northern Chinese Kung Fu when she went into depression after her husband had to moved to Hong Kong. Fortunately the family was reunited and moved to Boston together.
His dad actually settled on Erhu, and became a fine calligraphist. She initially worked as a professional sword dancer at the famous Mirimar Hotel in Hong Kong. After years for urging her to take a hobby, she took up yangqin, however, I think she still preferred using her Pipa for kung fu, like in Jin Yong. Interestingly, the Shaolin Master Killer, 5th generation direct disciple of Wong Fei Hung and one of the nicest people you'll ever meet, favored guitar: czcams.com/video/WI_NXIyJbGQ/video.html
Thank you. Czuj duch
I didn't get taught that at my tai chi class
Hola mucho gusto es un placer saludarle mi estimado amigo
Must be the age of the camera used but at 0:44 to 0:51 you can see these quick little black line dashes coming from right to left, kind of makes it looks like he was dodging and deflecting projectiles with his sword!
Shame on him for using two hands.
If you walk around with that footwork, you will either be kicked by a Muay Thai boxer or taken down by a BJJ. You simply CANNOT walk around with that footwork. CHANGE your footwork and move actively and constantly. This is modern day martial art. People are much ore athletic and mobile.
AS A VERY OLD PAK HOK PAI PRACTIONER 50 YEARS AGO, IT IS A VERY MOBILE STYLE. SAW MY SIFU MOVE WITH THE MA BO HORSE STANCE FROM ONE SIDE OF THE CLASS TO THE OTHER SIDE VERY QICKLY LIKE HE WAS ON SKATES!!@
@@gordonames1892 In the old days, people weren't very mobile. If you look at boxing prior to the 60's, you will see people walking around stalking. But after Mohammed Ali, people started to understand the importance of footwork. You can't just walk around without actively faking and actively moving into some good positions against any modern day martial arts. Watch how quick and abrupt wrestlers move. There is no way you can walk around like that without being punished.
@@trumplostlol3007 MY SIFU WAS REAL QUICK
@@gordonames1892 Ask him for a badminton match, or tennis, and you will see how quick he really is.
The low stances in Kung Fu are for training not fighting.
One of the world's great fake martial arts. 😂🤣✨
I Mastered Tai Chi..meditating Dailly. . AIRBENDER.. czcams.com/users/shortsONBcxU9aRiQ?feature=share
Tony jaa only real fight film ong bak 1 2003
A Masterful performance by Bow Sim Mark!
老師父的招式都是沒直接搏殺，這樣容易有打不完的架？第一招如果可以扣下來，直接膝頂面門，秒殺！
藍潔瑛要找鄧光榮！！