Lineage - Pak Hok Pai

Lineage - Pak Hok Pai

Our Pak Hok Pai (White Crane) lineage comes from Master Lee Peng (Frank Lee) who now resides in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Sifu Ed Laramie studied under the direction of Frank in the early 1970's. Here is a picture of Frank Lee with colleague Vincent Chow and Grand Master Kwon Bon Fu.

Kwong Bon Fu ( 邝本夫) , was one of the most senior disciple of Grandmaster Ng Siu Chung and has passed away on May 15, 2006. He lived to a respectable age of 100.

Lu Zhi Fu ( Luk Chi Fu) 陆智夫 was also a famous disciple of Grand Master Ng Siu Chung. Luk Chi Fu opened his martial art school during his teen years in Guangzhou, later transferred to Hong Kong, he passed away a few years ago in Hong Kong.

Fan Keng was a disciple of Luk Ci Fu and Fan Keng trained Frank Lee in Hong Kong. Frank Lee opened a school in Edmonton and taught many students including Sil-Lum Gung Fu Sherwood Park Chief Instructor Ed Laramie.

More on Grandmaster Ng Siu Chung

Grandmaster Ng Siu Chung (Wu Zhao Zhong) of Sansui, Guangdong , also known as Wei An studied White Crane Boxing and Chinese medicine from Wong Lam Hoi (Huang Lin Kai), later he continued his studies of White Crane boxing from Wong Lam Hoi 's boxing brother Zhu Zi Yao. Ng became the successor and leader of the White Crane Boxing Clan when he received the symbolic statue called "Jin Ru Lai Fuo" from Wong Lam Hoi. When grandmaster Ng was a young man in Macau he was famous for his martial art prowess and in the 1940's he moved to Hong Kong.

Grandmaster Ng taught many outstanding students in his life. Among them where Kuang Ben Fu, Luk Chi Fu, Chan Hak Fu, Ng Ying Kam, Au Wing Ning, Wu Ying Jian, Tang Chek Ming, Li Jian Qin and others, who would later open their own boxing school and became famous in their own rights.