Yee's Hung Ga Int'l Kung Fu Association™
Miami-Dade / Broward Branch
305-790-1765
info@yeeshunggamiami.com
One of the many virtues that separates Yee's Hung Ga Kung Fu from your local McDojo is our documented Hung Ga lineage. We take pride in being the 5th generation from the legendary Chinese Master, Wong Fei Hung. Our style's roots and origins date back to the 18th century and we are recognized worldwide for teaching the Tang Fong Hung Ga lineage.
Wong Kei Ying
Wong Kei Ying was born in Sai Chiu village in the county of Naam hoi in Guangdung Province, at the beginning of the 19th century. As a young boy he earned a living as a street performer. One day he was noticed by Southern Siu lam kung fu master Luk Ah Choy, and became his disciple. However, another story tells that Wong Kei Ying learned from his father Wong Taai, who was a student of Luk Ah Choy. Later, Wong Kei Ying was sent to Luk Ah Choy to continue his study under Choy's guidance. Wong Kei Ying later became the martial arts instructor of the
general of Guangdong's infantry regiment. Wong Kei Ying was one of Southern China's famous "Ten Tigers of Guangdung" (Guangdung Sup Fu). Wong Kei Ying also exchanged a lot of knowledge with other kung fu masters, such as Wong Yan lum, a "Lion's Roar" gung fu master and also a member of the Ten Tigers. Wong Kei Ying died in 1886.
Gee Sim Sim Si and Hung Hei-Goon have been acknowledge as the founders of the Hung Ga Kuen System. However, due to the lack of evidence of their existence we recognize them, but do not include them as part of our lineage.