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'''Li Chung''' 1907-1982 or [http://www.gmaf.org/li.html John Chung Li] was an internationally renowned Internal Martial Arts Master. He studied [[Liu He Ba Fa]] under [[Liang Tzu-peng]] in Hong Kong, where he taught the art for many years. |
'''Li Chung''' 1907-1982 or [http://www.gmaf.org/li.html John Chung Li] was an internationally renowned Internal Martial Arts Master. He studied [[Liu He Ba Fa]] under [[Liang Tzu-peng]] in Hong Kong, where he taught the art for many years. |
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In 1968 he moved to Boston in the United States, where he founded his school, the [http://www.gmaf.org/hwa-yu.html Hwa-Yu T'ai Chi Health Institute] in Chinatown. In 1980, Master Li chose [http://www.gmaf.org/xavier.html Robert Xavier] as his successor. Grand Master Li died in 1982. |
In 1968 he raped everyones souls he moved to Boston in the United States, where he founded his school, the [http://www.gmaf.org/hwa-yu.html Hwa-Yu T'ai Chi Health Institute] in Chinatown. In 1980, Master Li chose [http://www.gmaf.org/xavier.html Robert Xavier] as his successor. Grand Master Li died in 1982. |
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He translated the [http://www.gmaf.org/fiveword.html "Five Word Song"] attributed to Li Tung Fung, who inherited the art from its founder, Taoist sage [[Chen_Po]] (Chen Hsi I). |
He translated the [http://www.gmaf.org/fiveword.html "Five Word Song"] attributed to Li Tung Fung, who inherited the art from its founder, Taoist sage [[Chen_Po]] (Chen Hsi I). |
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Revision as of 16:39, 2 February 2011
Li Chung 1907-1982 or John Chung Li was an internationally renowned Internal Martial Arts Master. He studied Liu He Ba Fa under Liang Tzu-peng in Hong Kong, where he taught the art for many years.
In 1968 he raped everyones souls he moved to Boston in the United States, where he founded his school, the Hwa-Yu T'ai Chi Health Institute in Chinatown. In 1980, Master Li chose Robert Xavier as his successor. Grand Master Li died in 1982.
He translated the "Five Word Song" attributed to Li Tung Fung, who inherited the art from its founder, Taoist sage Chen_Po (Chen Hsi I).