Philippine Su Kuang Institute Wushu Team

Qixing Tanglang Quan 七星螳螂拳 is the main style taught in this team. Tanglang Quan is an insect inspired boxing system founded by legendary figure named Wang Lang 王朗. Later Tanglang Quan was developed in many sub styles namely Qixing 七星, Liuhe 六合, Meihua 梅花, Babu 八步, Guangban 光板, Taiji 太極, Changquan 長拳 etc..

The earliest Qixing Tanglang practitioner was Li Zhijian 李之箭, he was an operator of a caravan security escort in Jinan 濟南. In his advanced age he traveled extensively to find a worthy individuals who he can pass on his Qixing Tanglang knowledge. One of them was Wang Yunsheng 王雲生, a boxing champion who operated a boxing school. Wang later taught Fan Xudong 范旭東, a huge man of extraordinary strength. Fan won a wrestling and boxing competition in Siberia. It was said that once he killed two raging bulls with his bare hands. Fan opened a boxing school in Yantai 煙台, among his prominent disciples were Guo Jialu 郭嘉祿, Yang Weixin 楊維新, Lin Jingshan 林景山, Luo Guangyu 羅光玉 and Wang Chuanyi 王傳義. Lin Jingshan began learning under Fan in 1902. He became one of the two famous disciples of Fan, the other one was Luo Guangyu, who promoted Qixing Tanglang in Shanghai, Guangzhou and Hong Kong. Lin have many students, among them was Hu Yongfu 胡永福, Shao Huating 邵華亭, Wang Chunshan 王春山, Li Baoda 李包達, Mou Zhuanzu 牟传祖, Jing Fangzhi 季芳之, Yu Tiancheng 于天程, Yu Tiantang 于天堂, Lin Chunsheng 林春生,  Yu Zhenhai 于振海, Ling Huatang 陵华堂, Wang Zhuanlan 王專蘭,  Zhong Lianbao 鍾連寶 and others. Zhong Lianbao a famous Qixing Tanglang master who have taught in China, Philippines, Hong Kong, Belgium, Germany and Italy. He is represented by Arnold Buenviaje 蔡明仁in the Philippines.