白鶴派簡介
白鹤拳之源流,傳說是始於明代的天启年間,西藏喇嘛僧人阿達陀於深山之中目睹白鶴黑猿相搏,阿達陀從中有所領悟,遂仿鶴摹法,名[獅子吼] ,後改为[白鹤宗].及至明末期间,白鶴宗再經過喇嘛僧人多羅吉坦融汇贯通,創下正反拾套手,遂成[白 鶴拳].
白鶴拳傳至廣東是於清代咸豐同治年間,升隆長老跟四大弟子大智,大慧,大圓,大覺南來把技開中百粵. 大智大慧末聞傳徒,大圓大覺雖有甚少. 當升隆长老卓锡肇慶鼎湖山上慶雲寺 時,更收高要王隐林,清遠陳蔭, 化县周香, 廣信朱子堯遮诸先生為徒, 駐南海麻车寶象林, 始收黃林开先生,合稱为五君子. 及後有传, 而黃林開師祖则纳吳肇 鍾,吳肇燦, 卢山, 鍾灿容等為徒,而吳肇 鍾宗師兼承朱子堯傳授心法与金如來佛像,以为传统之寶,并以祖师堂联语為为衍之助曰:[唯,德,永,耀,守,道,超,玄]蓋昭慎垂遠之至意也.
吳肇鍾宗師,生於一八八七年,字唯龕,號白鶴道人,廣東三水(今屬佛山市三水區)西南鎮高豐村人,生於澳門。著名拳師,“白鶴派”傳人。吳肇鍾宗師家境清貧,他隨失明老父吳彬旅居澳門。當時父親以占卜糊口,他協助盲父批寫命紙,解釋簽文。後來,他求藝心切,遍訪名師。當時,大名鼎鼎的拳師黃林開在街頭擺檔賣藝,見吳肇鍾宗師 旁看得眉飛色舞,如痴如醉,又見他長得眉清目秀,器宇不凡,覺得他定非池中之物,決定收他為徒。黃林開是俠家拳傳人之一,俠家拳是廣東南拳之一。吳肇鍾宗師發揮了俠拳的鶴形特點,分支白鶴派。後來,得到父執輩的介紹,吳肇鍾宗師前往江西投拜白鶴派老拳師朱子堯為師,十年學成技藝,回到澳門。二十年代初,吳肇鍾宗師在廣州設館授徒,與當時太極拳名拳師顧汝章齊名於南粵。他積極推廣白鶴派武術,廣東白鶴派,就是從吳肇鍾宗師開始的。後來,吳肇鍾宗師得到師祖頒贈金如來佛,作為白鶴派掌門傳統寶物,並以祖師堂對聯“唯德,永耀,守道,超玄”為衍派芝助,屬為開宗立派。吳肇鍾宗師擔任廣州國立中山大學,私立國民大學及各中學,社團國術老師,以科學方式闡述拳理。後來,吳肇鍾宗師從穗赴港,聲名更顯,門徒遍省港澳。吳肇鍾宗師并精於醫術,在香港中環設白鶴草堂吳肇鍾醫術,歷任香港中醫師會理事長 ,會長。吳肇鍾擅長書法,并且詩詞,文學造詣甚深,兼任香港,澳門各中學國文教席十多年。他著有《拳經》,《劍說》,《白鶴草堂文稿》,《白鶴草堂詩詞初集》等文獻。吳肇鍾宗師懸壺濟世,關心民眾,慈善為懷,不論摯友親朋,勞苦大眾,多造訪求醫,每次分文不收。吳肇鍾宗師每年回鄉掃墓,族中弟兄無不欣喜若狂,必邀他到吳氏大宗祠表演“醉八仙”,“白鶴拳”和“棉里藏針”等精彩絕技,使鄉人大飽眼福。鄰近鄉親,聞風而至。當時,祠堂內燈火通明,男女老少,圍觀如堵。他的表演剛柔結合,虎步鶴形,風馳電掣,庭前一些階磚,被他踏裂,狀如刀切,至今猶存。他能把一條重四十餘斤的鐵棍,用三指鉗其一端提起,伸直手擘使之與地面平行,環行數週,神態自若。吳肇鐘宗師患有高血壓,但過於嗜酒,每日必飲。一次,友約赴宴,他酒醉後中風。一九六七年農曆九月初三,吳肇鍾宗師在香港病逝,終年八十歲。
陸智夫宗師,生於一九一零年,祖藉廣東三水,任俠好義,慈善為懷,自幼勤敏好學,師承五羊張兆,精於拳技及各種兵器。1931年,於廣州設立陸館普義堂,追隨白鶴宗師吳肇鍾之門,精研白鶴拳藝,發揚光大。1934年陸智夫國術社,致力傳授武術及獅藝。國術以外,陸智夫亦研習跌打骨科,歷年古方驗方,製煉成樂,濟世為懷,受惠者不計其數。陸智夫宗師畢生推崇尚武的崇高精神,同時積極社會服務,在國家危難之際參與無數慈善義演,且贈醫施藥,熱心公益事業,歷年應邀義務籌款演出於各大慈善機構團體,竭力推廣中華武術精髓至世界角落。陸智夫宗師於一九九五年逝世。
陸松茂大師,廣東三水縣人,白鶴派第二代傳人陸智夫宗師哲嗣,幼受庭訓,精通白術及兵器,對鐵打傷科醫術憂有心得,除主理陸智夫國術總會,陸智夫國術社同學會有限公司,陸智夫葯廠及陸智夫醫術館,陸師父熱心公益,不遺余力,對區內善舉積极參與,現任中華人民共和國國慶常設委員會籌備委員,三水同鄉會理事,港九中醫公會理事,跑鵝區街坊會理事,葯行商會理事,中華制葯商會監事,五金商會醫事顧問,馮氏宗親會醫事顧問,港九拖船商會醫事顧問。在武術界方面,歷任陸智夫國術社同學會有限公司社長,陸智夫國術總會監督,香港武術聯會執行委員裁判組主任,香港精武體育會董事,灣仔敬老人會副名譽會長,中國武術協會國際級裁判及國際教練,香港體育學院三級教練。 一九八五年陸大師參加陝西省西安市舉辦國際武術邀請賽,由於一九八六年參加河北省天津舉辦國際武術邀請賽榮獲優秀獎。自一九九零年率領陸智夫龍獅隊參與世界各國比賽均屢獲佳績。 一九九五年率隊到菲律賓與嶺南國術研究社結成兄弟會并帶同該社八位會員為白鶴派門為第四代傳人,其中一位是蔡明仁師父。在菲律賓播下多個種子,積极發揚白鶴派拳術。於一九九七年香港中國國術總會主辦全港公開獅藝比賽在獲冠軍殊榮。更屢獲邀請參與回歸國慶及各界團體公開表演活動。
Pak Hok Pai Short IntroductionAccording to tradition, Pak Hok Pai (White Crane Boxing) was originated from Tibet during the Ming Dynasty. It was founded by a Lama monk named A Da Tuo who was born about 1426 A.D., it was said that A Da Tuo's ancestors were nomads based in Yueshu country of Qinghai province. These nomads were expert in horsemanship and seizing technique. A Da Tuo became well versed in martial arts, these nomads tribe later migrated to Tibet, where A Da Tuo took up wrestling. A Da Tuo became an ordained monk and was the disciple of Gong Gut. A Da Tuo was able to learned a martial art called "Dinah" from a old man from Tala. A Da Tuo retreated to the mountain to meditate and study Buddhism. While resting one day in the woods he saw a white crane and a black ape fought. Amazed from the agile footwork of the ape and elegant fighting skills of the crane he developed a unique boxing style based on these animals, it was initially called "Lion's Roar" , a precept based on Buddhist tradition describing sounds "that shake the earth are like lion's roar" in order to signify the supremacy of his creations. A Da Tuo created the eight fists, steps, fingers, slaps, grips and kicks. At the later part of Ming Dynasty another Lama priest , Duo Luo Ji Tan furthered improve the system and he renamed it Pak Hoke Sect. In the 1860's a Tibetan monk named Sheng Long accompanied by his four disciples namely Da Zhi , Da Hui , Da Yuan , and Da Jue journeyed to Guangdong province and stayed at Qing Yun Temple . Sheng Long was considered the chief progenitor of the White Crane system. While in Qing Yun Temple he taught White Crane boxing to Wang Yin Lin, Chen Yin , Zhou Xiang Yuan , and Zhu Zi Yao (Chu Chi Yiu) . Much later, Sheng Long moved to Bao Xiang Temple in Nanhai, where he accept the 28 years old Huang Lin Kai (Wong Lam Hoi) as his last indoor disciple.
Huang Lin Kai taught several students. Among them were Ng Siu Chung , Ng Siu Tsan , Wu Jian Hua, Lu Shan Min , Zhong Can Rong and others. Ng Siu Chung studied White Crane Boxing under Huang Lin Kai (Wong Lam Hoi) and later under Zhu Zi Yao (Chu Chi Yiu). Ng was appointed by Huang Lin Kai (Wong Lam Hoi) in heading the White Crane Boxing Clan by giving in his care the Zhang Men Ren (leadership of the clan) symbol which was the "Jin Ru Lai Fou" (A statuette of the Buddha), under his leadership he have promoted the Pak Hok Pai (White Crane Boxing) system to become one of the biggest boxing clan in Hong Kong.
Ng Siu Chungwas a superb boxer,He was born in Macau. He was a famous boxer and a White Crane Style descendant. Grandmaster Ng Siu Chung’s family was poor. He lived in Macau with his blind father, Wu Bin. During that time, he assisted the blind father in writing the papers and explaining the signing of papers. Later, he was eager for art and visited famousteachers. At that time, the well-known boxer Wong Lam Hoi (Huang Lin Kai) opened a martial arts show in the street , Wong saw Grandmaster Ng Siu Chung was fascinated with his show. Grandmaster Ng was accepted to be the student of Wong. Wong was one of the descendants of Hop Gar Xia Jia Quan (Chivalry Fist). Grandmaster Ng Siu Chung used the crane-shaped characteristics of Xia Quan to branch off the White Crane School. Later, after being introduced by his father, Grandmaster Ng went to Jiang Xi to pay tribute to Chu Chi Yiu, an old boxer from the White Crane School. He learned with Chu Chi Yiu for ten years and later returned to Macau.
In the early 1920's, Grandmaster Ng set up an school in Guangzhou, and the same time as Gu Ru Zhang, who was a famous boxer in Southern Canton. Grandmaster Ng actively promoted the White Crane School of Martial Arts and Guang Dong White Crane School. Later, Grandmaster Ng Siu Chung was awarded the Jin Ru Lai Fo by the ancestors as the traditional treasures of the White Crane School and the ancestral couplet depicting the generation name "Wei, De, Yong, Yao, Shou, Dao, Chao, Xuan” Ng Siu Chung was a teacher of martial arts in Guang Zhou National Sun Yat Sen University, Private National University, and various middle schools and associations. Later, Grandmaster Ng Siu Chung went to Hong Kong from Guang Zhou and his reputation became even more prominent. His disciples traveled to Hong Kong and Macao in the province. He can lift an iron bar weighing more than forty kilograms with three fingers with a straighten arm parallel to the ground. Grandmaster Ng Siu Chung suffers from high blood pressure, but was too addicted to alcohol and must drink daily. Once, a friend went to a banquet, and he had a stroke after getting drunk, Ng Siu Chung died in1967 Hong Kong at the age of 80.
Grandmaster Luk Chee Fu (Lu Zhi Fu) born in 1910 of San Sui, Guang Dong, He studied before with Wuyang (Five Goat) Style master Cheung Siu (Zhang Zhao) and Pak Hok Pai (White Crane Style) grandmaster Ng Siu Chung (Wu Zhao Zhong), he was proficient in martial arts, bone setting and northern and southern lion dance. In1931 he later opened the Luk Kwoon Pu Yi Hall in Guan Zhou, to further promote his martial arts. In 1934 he founded the Luk Chee Fu Martial Arts in Hong Kong to teach martial arts and lion dance. Grandmaster Luk spent promoting the art of martial arts and lion and dragon dancing and at the same time served the community and delivered countless charity performances, medical treatment and services. He passed away in 1995.
Master Luk Chung Mow (Lu Song Mao), son of Pak Hok Pai (White Crane Style) Pak Hok Pai grandmaster Luk Chee Fu. Grandmaster Luk Chung Mow learned martial arts and Chinese medicine from his father at a young age. He was very active in the promotion of Pak Hok Pai Boxing and Lion Dance. In his younger years he was sent to take charge of the martial arts training in his father's school branch in London. He had presented the Pak Hok Pai Boxing style many times in different exhibition and competition matches internationally. He became a certified International Wushu and Lion Dance judge from different international governing organizations. After his father's death in 1995, he took charge of their schools and continued to conducts medical consultation in his father's clinic. In 1995 he was invited to the Philippines and accepted Arnold Buenviaje shifu as one of his disciples.