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  1. 1. The mountain at the centre Song Shan 0:58
  2. 2. Thirteen staffs Song Shan · Luoyang 0:50
  3. 3. Five animals Qiao 1:04
  4. 4. Needle and fire Mawangdui 1:04
  5. 5. Help in time Guangzhou 1:06

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  1. 6. The wall Song Shan · Luoyang 1:27
  2. 7. The snow Song Shan 1:11
  3. 8. The archer, the rooster and the knife Liezi · Zhuangzi 1:18

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  1. 9. Chen Village Chenjiagou 1:06
  2. 10. The crossing Taishan · Hong Kong · São Paulo 1:12
  3. 11. The master São Paulo 1:15
  4. 12. Stopping the spear Everywhere 1:17
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From the single-whip hand one brush line runs south to Taishan, where the largest name card of the film is pressed, then crosses a wide sea of wave bands to São Paulo under the Southern Cross.

十 · 海 · Spirit · 1:12

The crossing

  1. In 1936, in Taishan in southern China, Chan Kowk Wai was born.

    History Wikipedia: Chan Kowk-wai

  2. Taishan calls itself the first home of the overseas Chinese.

    History Wikipedia: Taishan, Guangdong

  3. He began training at four. In 1949 his family moved to Hong Kong.

    History Wikipedia: Chan Kowk-wai

  4. Under many masters he studied Northern Shaolin, Yang taiji, bagua, xingyi and Choy Li Fut.

    History Wikipedia: Chan Kowk-wai

  5. In 1960 he crossed the ocean to Brazil and began to teach in São Paulo.

    History Wikipedia: Chan Kowk-waiperiodicos.uem.br: 7765

  6. In 1973 he founded his academy. In 1979 Gilmar Dantas became his disciple.

    Source: Pak Shao Lin and the master Wikipedia: Chan Kowk-wai

  7. In 1984 Gilmar founded Pak Shao Lin in São Paulo: the Little Forest of the North.

    Source: Pak Shao Lin and the master

  8. Grandmaster Chan Kowk Wai died in São Paulo in 2022, aged 85.

    History Wikipedia: Chan Kowk-wai