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VOLUME THREE
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SIFU YAO KAM FAT
INTERVIEW
Introduction
A Visit to Lao Sui
Wong Bullies 10 Men
Plum Blossom Pole
Wong's Private Shrine
ELDER
IRON UNCLE CHUNG
INTERVIEW
Chung Yel Chong's First
Chu Gar Challenges Chung Lam Sang to Hong Kong
ELDER YANG GUN MING
Dit Da Doctors
of Liangjiang
IRON OX SIFU
XU MEN FEI
INTERVIEW
Introduction
Two Door Form
Three Door Form
Red Flag Pole Form
VOLUME ONE
Pingshan Mantis Celebration
VOLUME TWO
China Mantis Reunion
VOLUME FOUR
Chung Yel Chong /
On Som Dot's Trail
VOLUME FIVE
Chu Gar Praying Mantis
ADDENDUMS
Wong Yu Hua Interviews
Wong Yook Gong's
Training Creed
Kwongsai Dit Da Formula
CONCLUSION
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The following is an interview of Sifu Xu Men Fei when he was 37 years old (2002). The above clip shows a section of Iron Ox Two Door set.
The Late Grandmaster Xu Fat Chun was well known along the East River for his
Iron Ox Mantis.
RDH, Iron Ox Sifu Xu Men Fei
It was very refreshing to see a young master like Mr. Xu, who not only demonstrated a great deal of the Iron Ox strength, but was also a gentleman and a family man, in every sense.
As grandson to a notable Iron Ox Tanglang teacher, Mr. Xu Fat Chen, who passed away in 1996 at age 88, the younger Xu teaches boxing and the unicorn dance during the New Year, not only in Ping Di Town but also in neighboring Towns of the District.
He states that for two months after the New Year, regular Iron Ox classes are held in the village Hall where students pick up skills and then return home for the rest of the year to work on them.
Today, there are four such Towns; Ping Di, Dan Xue, Hui Yang, and Huizhou, each with 20-30 students of Iron Ox Mantis.
