Huo Endi

Huo Endi (Chinese: 霍恩第) (1836–1917) was the father of famous Chinese martial artist Huo Yuanjia.[1] Huo Endi, a 6th-generation successor of Mizongyi was a well-known martial artist who served as a bodyguard for caravans travelling to the Northeast.[2] In the 2006 film Fearless he died shortly before his son rose to fame, but in reality he outlived his son by about seven years.

This is a Chinese name; the family name is Huo.

Also well knowN Sifu of Bruce Lee in the one of the best Martial Art Movies “The Chinese Connection”.

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References
  1. Alex Manfield (2015). Come Closer. Lulu.com. ISBN 13-2639-270-0.
  2. 冯骥才, 张仲 (2004). 记忆天津: 2004 : 天津建城600年. 浙江摄影出版社.
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