Kwan Sai Hung

Kwan Sai Hung (also known as Guan Shihong ) is a martial artist, and the subject of Deng Ming-Dao's Chronicles of Tao books. Born in 1920, Kwan is a Taoist Monk from the Zheng Yi sect of Taoism from the Huashan monastery. He is also a martial arts master.

Biography Kwan was born in 1920. His grandparents were Taoism adherents who practiced martial arts, and he came from an aristocratic family background, His father was a general, and his grandfather was a mandarin. When Kwan was nine years old, his grandfather arranged for him to go up Mount Hua to receive training in old Taoist traditions, including martial arts, medicine, herbal medicine, and inner alchemy. Kwan was the Grand Master of Huashan's 13th and final disciple. Following two years of guerrilla warfare during the Second Sino-Japanese War, Kwan went back to the mountain. Deng wrote two books about him in the Chronicles of Tao series: The Wandering Taoist