Do Pi Kung Fu

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Do Pi, Style of the Way, is a Southern Style martial art founded by the late Chan Dau, Yung Kay district of Canton in the late 1930s. Chan was a student of Yu Mui (Hung quan), monks at a nearby temple (Hop Gar) and Charn the Fist-Monger (Choy Li Fut, student of Wong Fay Hung). He established a school in Canton and later at the Sham Shui Po district of Kowloon, Hong Kong. The tradition is continued by Chan Ching (son, Hong Kong), Lok So and Paul Chan (Toronto, Canada).

The style is a combination of Hung quan, Choy Li Fut and Hop Gar. Some of the sets of this style include Drunken Eight Fairies and Drunken Fan.

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