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Wong Fei-Hung Who Was He...? Trivia Quiz

Wong Fei-Hung was a legend in China in his day and beyond. He has inspired many not only in healing but in martial arts. I've made this quiz to see how much you actually know. Now it's time to know more about the legend...

A multiple-choice quiz by BlazeLeeDragon. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
BlazeLeeDragon

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
314,829

Updated
Dec 03 21

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Question 1 of 10

1. Where and when was Wong Fei-Hung born? Hint

Canton district, 1874

Canton district, 1857

Fushan district, 1847

Fushan district, 1747

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Question 2 of 10

2. Wong Fei-Hung was known as many things. What three things was he most notably known as? Hint

a teacher, a warrior and a scholar

a martial artist, an intellect and a healer

a master, a killer and a monk

a monk, a healer and a teacher

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Question 3 of 10

3. What system was Wong Fei-Hung credited for creating? Hint

Kung Fu, Cat Bird

Tiger, Crane Panther

Shaolin, Kung Fu

Hung Gar, Tiger Crane

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Question 4 of 10

4. Though in martial arts, especially Chinese martial arts, you learn the use of many weapons, what is the weapon that Wong Fei-Hung was most known for? Hint

Straight Sword (Jian)

Spear (Qiang)

Broad Sword (Dao)

Staff (Gun)

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Question 5 of 10

5. Wong Fei-Hung and his father were known as two of the best fighters in China. What were the best fighters known as? Hint

8 Warriors of Fushan

10 Dragons of China

10 Tigers of Canton

8 Immortals of Shaolin

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Question 6 of 10

6. Wong Fei-Hung's father owned one of the most famous "clinics" in all of China. What was it called? Hint

Yi Yuan

Yi Wu Suo

Yi Wu Shi

Po Chi Lam

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Question 7 of 10

7. Sometimes money was hard to come by for the poor. What would Fei-Hung do if a patient was too poor to pay? What would his Father do? Hint

Both Fei-Hung and Kay-Ying would treat a patient regardless. They would only charge what they could afford to pay.

Kay-Ying would refer them to Fei-Hung since he was not as skilled and was thus cheaper.

Both Fei-Hung and Kay-Ying would charge full price. It was a business and they would refuse patients that could not afford to pay.

Fei-Hung made cheaper medicines for the poor that would not work as well. His father would do the same.

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Question 8 of 10

8. Wong Fei-Hung was trained in Chinese medicine. Which of the following is not an example of Chinese medicine that he might have practiced? Hint

Acupuncture

Dietary Therapy

Herbal Medicine

Qigong

9. Wong Fei-Hung was known for a legendary technique that was so fast it was considered unblockable. There are many sugestions of how this technique was used but the name is still known to this day. What is it? Hint

Tiger Claw or Tiger Swipe

Tiger Staff or Creeping Tiger Strike

Crane Swoop

Shadowless or No-Shadow Kick

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Question 10 of 10

10. Wong Fei-Hung was married four times how did he meet his last wife? Hint

During a lion dance he accidently hit her in the face with his shoe.

She was a distant relative.

She was one of his students.

During a demonstration, his former master introduced him to his daughter.

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Where and when was Wong Fei-Hung born?

Answer: Fushan district, 1847

Wong was his family name. In China the family name came first. Thus everyone of the Wong family was called Wong "so and so".

2. Wong Fei-Hung was known as many things. What three things was he most notably known as?

Answer: a martial artist, an intellect and a healer

Though Wong Fei-Hung has been quoted as being many things, including a hero, he is most known for his martial arts including the creation of new movements, his healing which combined chi and herbal medicine and his intellect. Many martial artists were also Taoist and philosophers.

3. What system was Wong Fei-Hung credited for creating?

Answer: Hung Gar, Tiger Crane

Hung Gar was a martial arts systems from the southern shaolin temple. It was a family system from the Hung family that utilized tiger, crane, snake, dragon and panther moves. It was most known for its stance training where the students were known to have to maintain a horse stand for hours at a time. Fei-Hung's original teacher was Lam Fuk Sing, later his father Kay-Ying took over his training.

4. Though in martial arts, especially Chinese martial arts, you learn the use of many weapons, what is the weapon that Wong Fei-Hung was most known for?

Answer: Staff (Gun)

Wong Fei-Hung was known for defending the weak from criminals. His Shaolin Staff fighting skills were legendary; one time he single-handedly defeated a 30 man gang with nothing more than a staff!

5. Wong Fei-Hung and his father were known as two of the best fighters in China. What were the best fighters known as?

Answer: 10 Tigers of Canton

The 10 Tigers of Canton were considered the greatest of all the martial artists of their time. This is how Wong got one of his nicknames which ment "Tiger".

6. Wong Fei-Hung's father owned one of the most famous "clinics" in all of China. What was it called?

Answer: Po Chi Lam

Po Chi Lam was the famous "clinic" Po Chi Lam was a place of healing and center for learning. More then what we think of as a modern day clinic. Yi Yuan is hospital, and Yi Wu Shi and Yi Wu Suo are both clinics. Wong and his father not only healed the sick, but also promoted health through their martial arts.

7. Sometimes money was hard to come by for the poor. What would Fei-Hung do if a patient was too poor to pay? What would his Father do?

Answer: Both Fei-Hung and Kay-Ying would treat a patient regardless. They would only charge what they could afford to pay.

Kay-Ying was known for treating a patient regardless of whether they could pay or not. He taught these good morals to his son, Fei-Hung, who continued with the tradition of treating everyone he could. This is one of the many things that made Fei-Hung so famous.

8. Wong Fei-Hung was trained in Chinese medicine. Which of the following is not an example of Chinese medicine that he might have practiced?

Answer: Qigong

Acupuncture is a practice of using needles along the meridians to stimulate and redirect the flow of chi for healing purposes.

Herbs were a very popular method of healing in any culture, China had many salves, oils, teas, ointments etc that used herbs.

Dietary therapy was very important in healing, what one eat affect there whole system, and usually was restricted after treatment.

Qigong is a breathing technique used to stimulate health and vital energies in the body. Though one may do Qigong breathing and exercise before doing hoslistic therapy, it's not a method of treating patients.

Answer: Shadowless or No-Shadow Kick

The Shadowless Kick! Some say it's a kick combo done in the air where he would kick multiple times before landing. Others say he threw a kick with such speed that it was not seen. Some say it's a rapid fire kick thrown with blinding speed at the same spot. Today it's practiced as a low kick, which is thrown after distracting with the hands, giving the impression it came from nowhere.

10. Wong Fei-Hung was married four times how did he meet his last wife?

Answer: During a lion dance he accidently hit her in the face with his shoe.

Mok Gwai Lan was Fei-Hung's last wife, and a very accomplished martial artist in the Mok Gar style. It is said that though he pursued her to apologize, she refused. He had to pursue her for a while before he finally won her hand in marriage. Cute I know.

Source: Author BlazeLeeDragon

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