TRAVELING DRAGON CRESCENT MOON SPEAR 2006
Yau Loong Wah Khaik
Picture Series
Grandmaster Wong demonstrating a pattern called "Green Dragon Lifts Head" from the Traveling Dragon Crescent Moon Spear Set
The Crescent Moon Spear, known as Wah Khaik in Chinese, is a sophisticated weapon. It incorporates the features of seven weapons, namely the spear, the big knife, the trident, the hook, the sword, the dagger and the staff!
The warrior best known for his proficiency in the use of this Crescent Moon Spear is Lui Pou (Lu Pu in Mandarin pronunciation), a general of the Three Kingdom Period who was never defeated in any battle but became a victim of a beautiful woman schemed for his downfall. The Crescent Moon Spear, therefore, is also known as the Lui Pou Khaik.
The names of the patterns in Chinese pronunciation and Chinese characters are provided belowVideo clips showing the teaching of this set by Grandmaster Wong can be found here.
Sequence 1
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The names of the patterns, the Chinese (Cantonese) pronunciation and the Chinese characters are provided by Sifu Michael Chow of Shaolin Wahnam Canada, with the help of Sifu Zhang Wuji of Shaolin Wahnam Singapore. Please note that the numbering in this list and the numbering of the patterns in the set may not correspond exactly. We wish to thank Sifu Michael Chow and Zhang Wuji for their effort.