Monkey Kung Fu (Hóu Quán) is an exotic martial art that fuses the elegant movements of apes and monkeys into a powerful fighting style. Masters such as Geng De Hai, Chan Sau Chung, Xiao Yingpeng, and others have shaped their own unique versions – each adding something special to this long-standing tradition.

Kung Fu has long been revered for its focus on effective defense and attack techniques. Although it is primarily used in combat, the style of martial arts can also be seen incorporated into some traditional Chinese operas, where performers use Kung Fu to bring mythical characters such as Sun Wukong (The Monkey King) to life!

The human taste for alcohol can be traced all the way back to our animal ancestors. As theorized by the ‘drunken monkey’ hypothesis, animals such as primates and bats consume ethanol molecules when they feed on fruits or nectar thanks to fermentation. Louis Pasteur first uncovered this natural phenomenon in 19th century research – proving that even before humans turned it into a vice, other species were already appreciating its powerful effects!

From tigers to cranes, no creature is overlooked in Ng Ying Kung Fu. This traditional Chinese martial art form found throughout Guangdong and Fujian provinces was crafted with five unique animal styles that embody the spirit of nature’s warriors. Wǔ xíng allows practitioners to channel their strength like a dragon or agility like a monkey – all while learning self-defense techniques passed down through generations!