For thousands of years the Chinese people have used their own systems of healing and maintaining good health. Many of the ancient Chinese healing practices were forgotten over time or lost during the Cultural Revolution. One and only Sixth Generation Grandmaster Doo Wai of the Family Inherited Bak Fu Pai (White Tiger System) of Southern Chinese Gung Fu is able to bring you rare knowledge that has passed from generation to generation within his family since 1644 A.D. from the Taoist monk Fung Doe Duk.

Fung Doe Duk was the founder of Bak Fu Pai and was an expert on impact injuries herbalist and healer, the villagers awarded him the title of Jung Shee, meaning "The one and only holder of a knowledge." Fung Doe Duk had a disciple who was Grandmaster Doo Wai's ancestor Doo Tin Yin.

Since his disciple had learned his knowledge, during this monk's death his last wish was that Doo's ancestor become the second generation Grandmaster and that the system and title only be passed within the Doo's family, and never to be taught to anyone outside of the Doo Family. After over three hundred years and six generations later, Grandmaster Doo Wai became the one and only sixth generation Grandmaster after the death of his father.

In 1970 that Grandmaster Doo Wai decided to make his family art available to the public, but he kept the ancient Chinese traditions because to preserve the system as an entire system the traditions must be obeyed, otherwise the system will be incomplete. Despite nationalities or citizenship,

Those that choose to be devoted to this ancient family inherited system must be completely loyal to the Grandmaster and those who represent his system.