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	Shing Tak Tong
		The monk Pak Mei was one of the five elder monks of Shaolin Temple, Songshan, Province of Henan, China.
		Pak Mei lived during the Ch'ing Dynasty (Emperor Ch'ian Lung era).
		Cheung Lai Chun, Founder of Pak Mei Kung Fu Master Cheung Lai Chun was born in 1889, during the Ching Dynasty.
	www.pakmei.ca /origin.htm (487 words)

	Nixon, Bung Karno, dan Pak Harto - Senin, 15 Mei 2006
		Bung Karno menjadi presiden selama 27 tahun, Pak Harto selama 32 tahun.
		Pimpinan DPR yang juga pimpinan MPR saat itu telah menyarankan agar Pak Harto mengundurkan diri.
		Tanpa "lobi" Pak Harto, MPRS pada tahun 1967 mungkin juga akan memutuskan untuk mengadili Bung Karno.
	www.kompas.com /kompas-cetak/0605/15/opini/2654566.htm (692 words)

	Pak Mei
		Pak Mei or white eyebrow kung fu was created by the Taoist monk Pak Mei, during the Ching dynasty in China.
		Pak Mei kung fu was passed on to Gwong Wei, the only heir to the system, who named the style Pak Mei kung fu out of respect for his teacher.
		Pak Mei kung fu is one of the few system the combines both Shaolin and Taoist practices into a single fighting style.
	www.wapipedia.org /wikipedia/mobiletopic.aspx?cur_title=Pak_Mei (332 words)

	Pak Mei - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Pak Mei kung fu is one of the few system that combines both Shaolin (Buddhist) and Taoist practices into a single fighting style.
		The monk Pak Mei was one of the five elder monks of Shaolin Temple, Songshan, Province of Henan,
		Cheung Lai Chun, Founder of Pak Mei Kung Fu Master Cheung Lai Chun was born in 1889, during the Ching Dynasty.
	www.music.us /education/P/Pak-Mei.htm (1146 words)

	" White Eyebrow Bak Mei Kung Fu Info Page"
		Bak Mei is said to have sported white hair on his brow but it may be, as was common in China, that the name refers to a distinctive white head band.
		This is one reason that Pak Mei is said - as is Wing Chun - to be the child of the two parents: Buddhist and Taoist martial arts.
		Pak Mei is an interesting and compact style.It is both an external and internal art where Chi Kung is martial and martial arts refine Chi.
	www.plumpub.com /info/knotebook/boxwhiteeyebrow.htm (774 words)

	Bak Mei - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bak Mei is often portrayed as a traitor, however, it is important to note that Bak Mei's actions are not always consistent with this.
		Bak Mei's actions were undertaken, even to the destruction of the temple, with the intention of preventing harm to those who had chosen to follow him.
		During the reign of the Qing emperor Kangxi (1662–1722), the warriors of the Xilufan revolt were so feared that the 2 ministers Kangxi ordered to end their attacks fled China rather than face either the mercilessness of the Xilu warriors, which often involved beheading, or the displeasure of the emperor, which often involved beheading.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pak_Mei (1959 words)

	Pak Mei Kung Fu
		Pak Mei Kung Fu White Eyebrow (Pak Mei) Kung Fu is one of the rarest styles known.
		Pak Mei Kung Fu was created by the Taoist Monk Pak Mei, during the Ching Dynasty in China.
		Pak Mei Kung Fu is one of the few systems that combines both Shaolin and Taoist practices into a single fighting style.
	www.pakmeikungfu.com (0 words)

	Pak Mei Pai Kung Fu - History
		Pak Mei Kung Fu, as it is called in Cantonese, is translated to White Eyebrow because it is named after the styles inventor, a Monk with long silver eyebrows.
		The notion that Monk Pak Mei is a traitor is a misconception.
		Monk Pak Mei, as one of the elders of the Shaolin Temple, decided to remain neutral from the revolt against the Manchurians.
	members.fortunecity.com /cmasnz01/history.htm (1261 words)

	An Introduction to PAK MEI KUNG FU
		Pak Mei began his training at Shaolin Temple and eventually travelled to Ngo Mei mountain where he worked on perfecting the system.
		Here, Pak Mei kung fu was embraced by the undefeated Grand master Cheung Lai Chun until his death in Hong Kong in 1964 at the age of 84.
		Presently, Master Man Kwong Fong is the 5th generation inheritor of Pak Mei and was one of the last to train extensively in White Eyebrow kung fu under Cheung Lai Chun.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/chinese_martial_arts/36295 (398 words)

	Martial Arts Open Directory - martial arts school - Pak Mei Kung Fu (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It was during this period of political turmoil and chaos that the fighting art of Pak Mei was conceived in the Shaolin Temple.
		Pak Mei (pronounced “baahk meih” in Yale Standard Cantonese, but preserved in its more established spelling mode) was the name of one of the most elite members of a group collectively known as the Shaolin Five Ancestors.
		During this point in the evolution of his martial techniques, Pak Mei decided to emphasize the spirit of the tiger and the essence of the leopard within his arsenal of empty-handed combat skills.
	www.martialartsopendirectory.org /component/option,com_jbd/Itemid,297/catid,191/navstart,0/task,detail/mode,0/id,83/search,* (386 words)

	Shaolin Tempel
		Pak Mei Kung Fu on 25 December, 2006 at 11:16 pm #
		[…] Bak Mei, also known as Pai Mei, Pei Mei, Bai Mei, Pak Mei is said to have been one of the legendary Five Elders — survivors of the destruction of the Shaolin Temple by the Qing Dynasty imperial regime (1644–1912) — who, according to some accounts, betrayed Shaolin to the imperial government.
		The traditions of Bak Mei Kung Fu trace its origins to Mount Emei, where Bak Mei is said to have transmitted the art to the Chan (Zen) master Gwong Wai, who transmitted the art to the Chan master Juk Faat Wan and the Taoist Fung Fo.
	www.kungfu-video.com /shaolin-kung-fu/shaolin-tempel (0 words)

	Bak Mei / White Eyebrow - No BS Martial Arts
		Because Pak Mei had gained a reputation to be a very good and dangerous fighter there were some who wanted to take his classes, despite the fact that it was seen as treason because Pack Mei had turned his back on the rebellion.
		Pak mei or white eyebrow kung fu was created by the Taoist monk pak mei, during the Ching dynasty in China.
		Pak mei kung fu was passed on to Gwong Wei, the only heir to the system, who named the style pak mei kung fu out of respect for his teacher.
	www.bullshido.net /forums/showthread.php?t=8416 (2027 words)

	View topic - Pai mei
		Pak Mei's distinguished disciple, Kuo Chun Chong, was the military commander for the two provinces of Fujan and Guangdong.
		Pak Mei Kungfu is deadly; it does not bother with those technique which do not kill or maim.
		Pak Mei Kungfu emphasizes internal force training, but it is tailored to destroying an opponent.
	www.cyberkwoon.com /forum/viewtopic.php?p=82729 (1315 words)

	Bak Mei (Pei Mei/White Eyebrow)
		Bak Mei is often portrayed as a traitor, however, it is important to note that Bak Mei's actions are not always consistent with this.
		Bak Mei's actions were undertaken, even to the destruction of the temple, with the intention of preventing harm to those who had chosen to follow him.
		However, the more Bak Mei learned, the more he realized that his allies' efforts would never be enough to overthrow the Qing, and so he left the rebellion, who took this as a betrayal, forcing Bak Mei on the run from those he was once on the run with.
	www.atlantamartialarts.com /styles/bakmei.htm (1898 words)

	Roge: Diario de guerra de un l337: July 2004 Archives
		It was here that Pak Mei refined his Kung Fu by combining Shaolin and Taoist training with his study of the fighting animals of the Ngor Mei region.
		Pak Mei and his students went on their task but failed to the emperor's trap.
		Pak Mei struck his lower spine with fatal results and the rest all hesitated to take revenge again.
	www.zonalibre.org /blog/roge/archives/2004_07.html (1981 words)

	Kung Fu Academy - Pak Mei
		Pak Mei is famous for "geng jut ging" or scared jerking power, a form of explosive force that enables a technique to convert quickly from a soft and relaxed movement into a powerful strike upon impact.
		This facet of Pak Mei is one of the highest kung fu levels to attain.
		Pak Mei legs move with speed in any direction while power can still be generated in a split second.
	www.kungfu-academy.com /pakmei.php (488 words)

	Bak Mei \| Pak Mei Kung Fu
		Bak Mei, also known as Pai Mei, Pei Mei, Bai Mei, Pak Mei is said to have been one of the legendary Five Elders — survivors of the destruction of the Shaolin Temple by the Qing Dynasty imperial regime (1644–1912) — who, according to some accounts, betrayed Shaolin to the imperial government.
		Bak Mei played an important part in the downfall of Shaolin temples.
		Bak Mei emphasizes the movements of the tiger.
	www.kungfu-video.com /pak-mei-kungfu/bak-mei-pak-mei-kung-fu (0 words)

	Answers to Readers' Questions -- February 2001 (Part 3)
		Pak Mei's distinguished disciple, Kuo Chun Chong, was the military commander for the two provinces of Fujan and Guangdong.
		Pak Mei Kungfu is deadly; it does not bother with those technique which do not kill or maim.
		Pak Mei Kungfu emphasizes internal force training, but it is tailored to destroying an opponent.
	wongkk.com /answers/ans01a/feb01-3.html (3034 words)

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		It was from that time onward the Pak Mei Martial Arts were formally brought to Hong Kong and starting to be spread in Hong Kong Great Grand Master passed away in Hong Kong at the age of eighty odd years in 1964.
		Many of his opponents admired the Pak Mei Martial Arts after their failure and became his disciples such as Master Chan Sau and master Tsang Wai Pok aforesaid, and Great Grand Master was very willing to pass the Pak Mei Martial Arts to them.
		He has taken up the teaching of the Pak Mei Martial Arts as his life career and frequently teaches the members of the fifth and sixth generations of the Pak Mei Clan the Pak Mei Martial Arts for the purpose of promoting them to the higher level.
	www.pak-mei-lai-chuen-association.com /e2.htm (1289 words)

	FightingArts Forums: Bak mei
		Pak Mai, Bak Mai, et al, same thing.
		Bak mei or pak mei is the lowest of the sixteen tiger subsystems (the others being, though not all in order, tiger, crab, eagle, pa kua, leapoard monkey, shui tiger, hong tiger, snow tiger, imperial tiger, white tiger, hung gar, white dragon, fl dragon, drunken and one other one but i forgot it).
		According to the story I'm familiar with, Pak Mei, or White Eyebrow, comes up with a new style and decides he will test it out by fighting and killing four of his brother monks.
	www.fightingarts.com /ubbthreads/showflat.php/Cat/0/Number/1213524/gonew/1 (586 words)

	Chinese Cabbage, Commercial Vegetable Production Guides, North Willamette Research and Extension Center (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pak Choi yields are approximately 225 cwt or 800-1000 boxes/acre.
		Pak Choi and other greens may be harvested as individual heads similar to Napa cabbage.
		Pak Choi and other Oriental greens are usually sold as individual heads, and may be packaged as Chinese cabbage above.
	oregonstate.edu /Dept/NWREC/chincabb.html (1731 words)

	5 Element Palm in Pak Mei - Kung Fu Magazine Forums
		The Monk PAK MEI, was actually one of the 5 Elders of Shaolin, so the Pak Mei art will have a Buddhist influence such as the 5 Animals (You only have to read the schools couplet to spot the connection here).
		PAK MEI was reputted to reside at Ermei Shan where he may have learnt his Taoist practises.
		I would also agree that the reference to 5 animals/elements on Pei Mei insignia is proof enough that this theory was integrated into PM, and that it shows the connection of PM to both Taoist traditions (as many martial arts have) and to the Shaolin tradition.
	ezine.kungfumagazine.com /forum/showthread.php?t=13406 (2453 words)

	Pak Mei Master Webpage
		Pak Mei became a public style in 1949.
		Pak Mei concepts are based on the Tiger system.
		The Phoenix eye punch is signature Pak Mei and a Pak Mei trademark.
	www.angelfire.com /ny/kungfu123/PakMei.html (413 words)

	Shing Tak Tong
		Master Choi has published a kung fu book regarding Pak Mei Kuen (more...)
		My latest chapter, over the last few years have been practicing and teaching Pak Mei kung fu.
		In the traditional way, our association has remained very reclusive, finding students by word of mouth and or chance encounters.
	www.pakmei.ca (0 words)

	Excite UK - Sports - Martial Arts - Kung Fu - White Eyebrow
		Pak Mei, a rare, unique and advance form of self defense which was developed by the taoist monk Pak Mei, also known as White Eyebrow.
		Guangzhou style Pak Mei (White Eyebrow) Kung Fu.
		Detailed information about Pak Mei or White Eyebrow Kung Fu, including history, about grand master Cheung Lai Chun and master Man Kwong Fong, basics, forms and weapons.
	www.excite.co.uk /directory/Sports/Martial_Arts/Kung_Fu/White_Eyebrow (148 words)

	Pak Mei Pai Kung Fu
		To reach the level of master takes many years of dedicated study and as such you should have a clear idea of what it is that you wish to gain from you Martial Arts before you make that choice.
		Pak Mei Kung Fu is an internal style, with eight basic techniques.
		Pak Mei Kung Fu is an internal, advanced style, easy to understand but harder to master.
	members.fortunecity.com /cmasnz01/pakmei.html (563 words)

	Untitled Document
		The Chinese Martial Art of Pak Mei Boxing as taught by sifu Jie Kon Sieuw is being taught in the Netherlands, Belgium and United States.
		Pak Mei is also written as Pack Mee, Pak Mi (Hakka pinjim), Bai Mei (hanyu pinyin), Baak Mei (jyutping) and Pai Mei.
		A new association was founded and on advise of the Pak Mei family in Tai Kei Leng Yuen Long Hongkong (大旗嶺元朗香港) the new name became "Jie Kon Sieuw Tong Hok Fui" (余官秀同學會).
	www.pakmei.nl /content.htm (322 words)

	History of White Eyebrow Kung Fu
		White Eyebrow Kung Fu, known as Pak Mei (Cantonese) or Bai Mai (Mandarin) stems from Taoist martial arts traditions tracing back into Chinese history, probably starting at mount Ngor Mei (E-Mei) near the end of the Ming Dynasty.
		Pak Mei, the monk himself, has become a Chinese folk legend for his fighting skill and deeds.
		Pak Mei offers different things to different people, and the lessons are learned over time as students demonstrate their ability, responsibility and committment.
	www.aaron.net.au /pak_mei/history.html (527 words)

	Amazon.com: Pak Mei Kung Fu: (White Eyebrow): Books: H. B. Un (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is the only book in the world on this subject, I asume that there are training manuals in china however because of the nature of the art and the chinese reluctance for westerners to learn it there are no other books to compete against it.
		The Pak Mei student may wish to purchase for the historical value of the pictures,but anyone else will most likely be disappointed.Very little written info.
		The Pak Mei White Eyebrow style which originates from Shaolin, is a forbidden art...
	www.amazon.com /Pak-Mei-Kung-Fu-Eyebrow/dp/0901764191 (1316 words)

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		Leve het getob en gepieker, Het Parool, 4 mei 2004
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	www.spaink.net /added.html (1890 words)

	Islands and peninsulas of Hong Kong - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ap Chau Mei Pak Tun Pai (鴨洲尾白墩排) - North
		Ngo Mei Chau (娥眉洲, Crescent Island) - North
		Pak Sha Chau (白沙洲, Round Island) - North
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Islands_of_Hong_Kong (1064 words)

	White Eyebrow :: Kung Fu
		Kwong Man Fong: Pak Mei White Eyebrow Kung Fu: Detailed information about Pak Mei, including history, about grand master Cheung Lai Chun and master Man Kwong Fong, basics, forms and weapons.
		Pak Mei Kung Fu: Pak Mei, a rare, unique and advance form of self defense which was developed by the taoist monk Pak Mei, also known as White Eyebrow.
		The Origin of Pak Mei Kung Fu: Includes an outlined summary.
	sports.gourt.com /Martial-Arts/Kung-Fu/White-Eyebrow.html (390 words)

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