Dragon Boxing originated in Qianlong period of Qing Dynasty, and it is said that it was handed down by Wu Mei of Shaolin. Dragon boxing was first created by Lin Yaogui, a Laker from Huizhou, at the end of 19. According to legend, in the 28th year of Qing Daoguang (1848), monks from Shaolin Temple in Fujian Province, whose ancestral home was Haifeng County, came to Lianghuawei, Huiyang, and met a mountain products shopkeeper, Linde. Lin Qingyuan used to be a martial arts coach in Guishan County, Huizhou Prefecture, and all his skills were passed on to his son Lin Yaogui (187 1 born in Tongzhi of Qing Dynasty 10, and finally 1965 in Butou Village, Boluo County, Guangdong Province). From an early age, Lin Yaogui followed his father to teach boxing and martial arts in Huizhou, the East and West Rivers, and even from Laolong to Tancheng, Xia Lian. By the age of seventeen, Lin Yaogui was famous for defeating local boxer Lin in Gongzhuangwei ring. At the age of 22, he went to Luofu Mountain with his father for his first birthday, and he wanted to be the teacher who presided over Dayu Zen Master (the common name of Dayu Zen Master Ma, a Sichuanese, came to Luofu Mountain to cut his hair and become a monk in order to escape the official wanted). After four years of hard study, he achieved the result of skill attack. After going down the mountain, Lin Yaogui began to teach boxing in Boluo and Huizhou. Because of his strong technical force and superb skills, his voice has spread far and wide. Lin Yaogui integrated what he had learned and made some innovations. Form the dragon-shaped boxing school that is now circulating and become a generation of famous teachers. "Learning the sea breeze is the first achievement, and then it is the true biography of Hua Shou". This is a couplet written by Lin Yaogui in memory of Zu Siyuan. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, Lin Yaogui was over forty years old. He was employed by General Li as a nurse and instructor of the martial arts school, and by Chen as an instructor of the Chenfu martial arts school, and was recommended as an instructor of the martial arts school of Guangdong Military Academy. In the military academy, he once competed with a Shandong instructor named "Wang Tiger". Lin Bei Jian defeated him, and was called "Lin Tiger". Lin Yaogui used to be a martial arts instructor in military academy, guard brigade, public security team, public security bureau, government and machine trade union, and served as the director of Guangdong and Guangxi Wushu Museum. At that time, a Russian strongman claimed that his boxing skills were not right, and even went to Guangzhou Martial Arts School (located in Jian 'antang) to learn from Guangdong boxers. Master Lin Demons and Ghosts were elected by the audience and held an open competition at the Long Beach YMCA. He defeated Russia and Japan, and was praised by Chen as the "Tiger of Dongjiang River". During his stay in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, Lin Yaogui cooperated with the famous boxer Lin, Lai, Sun Lutang and others in Guangdong, and created the anti-Japanese broadsword for the 19th Route Army. Lin Yaogui devoted his whole life to the development of martial arts, and recruited many disciples. Dragon boxing was widely spread. The more influential disciples are: Lin Huanguang and Lin Canguang (two sons of Lin Yaogui, now about 80 years old, are directors of the Hong Kong Dragon Boxing Association). There are Xu Guozhen, Ye Kesheng, Hu Ketai, Ma Qi, Gan, Zeng Gen,,, and Chen Biao in Guangzhou. Dragon boxing is popular in Boluo and Huiyang in eastern Guangdong and the upper and lower reaches of Xijiang River. In Nanhai, Panyu, Shunde, Dongguan, Foshan, Zhaoqing, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Macao and other places; Further spread to Southeast Asian countries, Australia, Boston and Romania in the United States, Vancouver and Toronto in Canada; London, Britain and other parts of the world. Website: