Chan Yiu-Chi 陳耀墀 was a scholar, poet, herb doctor and master of Choy Li Fut 蔡李佛 and, although it is said that he stood out in all those areas, no doubt his fame in the field of Kung Fu surpassed the others very much.

At the end of the 19th century, Choy Li Fut 蔡李佛 was booming in southern China. There was at that time a legendary wrestler, called Tam Sam 譚三, who is considered the founder of one of the main branches of the style.

Jeong Yim 張炎 is known for being the founder of the Hung Sing 鴻勝 branch of Choy Li Fut 蔡李佛 in Fóshān 佛山, and one of the best fighters of his time. His story has been transmitted orally and the popular narrative is mixed with legend.

We follow the story of the heirs of Chan Heung, founder of the Choy Li Fut Kung Fu system, in times of the spreading and diversification of the style, when many schools were established.

The Tài Píng was one of the bloodiest peasant revolts of Chinese History. At that time, Choy Li Fut masters trained the civilian population to fight against the troops of the Manchu government, which was regarded as the oppressor of the Chinese nation.

Choy Li Fut 蔡李佛 is a martial arts system founded in 1836 by Chan Heung 陳享, one of the greatest martial artists of his time. Today it is one of the most widely practiced Kung Fu styles, both for its effectiveness and for its great technical variety.