伍松發師父（1942-2018）乃劉公雲樵大師的入門弟子之一。出生於日本佔領馬來西亞戰爭的時期。伍師父親在他出生前一個多月就被殺害。伍師從小就熱衷於中國武術。他上小學時就在精武體育會館學獲一些武術方面的基礎知識。高中畢業後伍師隨身到台灣深造。在閒暇時間，他一直到處尋找可以教他真正武術的老師。在他大四那年，機緣下讓他遇上劉公雲樵師爺。從那以後，他從劉師爺那裡學習，經過一系列的挑戰和磨難，劉師爺终於接授他為入門弟子。伍師在劉師爺的指導下苦練了多年。這些年來，伍師每天訓練六個多小時，並從劉師爺的教導中受益匪淺。在此期間，伍師曾兼任台灣教育部體育科組長，武術歷史社論壇主編，中華武術研究會教練和《武壇雜誌》主編。伍師返回馬來西亞後，繼續弘揚中國武術，並不懈地培養中華武術精神。伍師在生期間曾被委任台灣八極拳委員會，中華民族武術顧問，也是馬來西亞武壇八極拳八卦掌協會的創始人。伍師一生教授無數學生來自世界
各地, 除了馬來西亞，學生來自新加坡，印度尼西亞，美國，日本和英國等等國家。除武術外，伍師乃是一位非常傑出之男高音歌手，年輕時隨合唱團演出。除此之外伍師也是一位非常出色的書法家。他經常以“松子”與“靜松”作為筆名在有關音樂和武術的各種出版文物中發表了許多文章。
Master Wu Song Fa (1942-2018) is one of Grandmaster Liu Yun Qiao's inner disciples. Master Wu's father had been killed about more than a month before Master Wu was born. As a young kid, Master Wu was very enthusiastic in Chinese martial arts, he acquired his basic knowledge in martial art at Jing Wu Sport Organization when he was studying in his primary school. After graduating from high school, Master Wu furthered his studies in Taiwan. During leisure time, he sought everywhere to find a master who could fulfil his aspirations in martial art. Finally, when he was a senior, unexpectedly he met up with Grandmaster Liu. Since then, he learned from Grandmaster Liu and after a series of challenges and ordeals, Grandmaster Liu accepted him as an inner apprentice. Master Wu was under Grandmaster Liu's coaching for years. Through the years, Master Wu trained for more than six hours everyday and had greatly benefited from Grandmaster Liu's teachings. During the period, Master Wu was once the trainer for the National Chinese Taiwan Ministry of Education Sports Section Head, Wushu history editorial, Chinese National Wu Tan editor, Chinese National Martial Art Research Organization coach and Wutan Magazine chief editor. When Master Wu returned to Malaysia he continued to promote Chinese martial arts and cultivate the spirit of this fine arts relentlessly. He was the consultant of the Baji Quan committee in Taiwan, National Chinese Martial Art, and also the founder of Wutan Baji Quan Bagua Zhang Association. Over the years Master Wu had taught hundred and hundred of students with apprentices from Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, US, Japan and UK. Besides martial arts, Master Wu was a very outstanding tenor singer in a choir, and also an accomplished Chinese calligrapher. He also contributed many articles in various publications related to music and martial arts using "Song Zi" and "Cin Song" as his pseudonym.
