Which dynasty did Huang Feihong belong to?

Huang Feihong was a martial artist in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China.

Huang Feihong (65438+July 9, 0856-65438+April 0925), formerly known as Huang Xixiang, was nicknamed flying bear. Born in Nanhai County, Foshan City, I was originally from Xizhou Village, Xiqiaoling, Nanhai County.

Huang Feihong was a master of Hongquan and Lingnan Wushu in the late Qing Dynasty. He is also a Chinese medicine practitioner who helps the world and saves people. Because of its excellent tiger situation, it enjoys the nickname of "Tiger Crazy" in Wulin. Besides, Huang Feihong is also good at lion dancing, and is known as the lion king in Guangzhou.

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Huang Feihong's Personality Achievement: Dragon and Lion Dance

Huang Feihong strives to excavate, arrange and cultivate the traditional folk lion dance art. On the basis of the original southern lion dance skills, it absorbs and integrates the martial arts lion dance skills, and integrates the high-stakes lion dance, plum blossom pile and southern folk lion dance routines of folk martial arts.

It also incorporates local folk customs, with superb skills and ingenious arrangement, and integrates dance, martial arts, acrobatics, strength and aesthetics to form a new school of lion awakening.

Huang Feihong's lion art performances include traditional drum performances (seven-star drum or three-star drum) and modern lion awakening performances (picking snakes from lions, Hong Fei Eight-Star Array, etc.). ), traditional lion dance performance or group guessing performance (dragon dance kung fu performance, such as Longmen table, bamboo ladder green, etc. ).

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