Hung Hei-gung was a legendary figure in Chinese martial arts, known for founding the Hung Gar style of kung fu. He lived during the late 18th century and is often depicted as a skilled fighter and a champion of the oppressed. His teachings emphasized strong stances and powerful strikes, making his style popular among practitioners. Hung Hei-gung is also associated with the Shaolin Temple, where he is said to have trained. His legacy continues to influence martial arts today, with many schools and practitioners honoring his contributions to the development of traditional Chinese fighting techniques.