Kong Mien Ho was born in 1948 in the South Chinese Guangdong province. He grew up in his village of birth, surrounded by beautiful mountains and crossed by a clear river, which had a lasting influence on his love for nature and desire for balance and harmony between people and the environment. In his village, as in most Chinese villages, there was a wide variety of Chinese martial arts being practiced, which he came into contact with at an early age. From his eight he learned the internal Wushu styles and Taji Quan Yang Style from his uncle and nephew.

In 1987 he became a student of master Feng Zhiqiang, a grandmaster in the Chen style and the last grandmaster of the old generation. Up until the death of Feng Zhiqiang on May 5th 2012, Kong Mien Ho used to return on a regular basis to the grandmaster to improve and study further in Taiji Quan.

From the practice of Pack Mee Pai and Taiji Quan he started at the end of the eighties to deepen himself even further in the art of Qi Gong. For this purpose he followed lessons from different grandmasters in both Buddhist, Taoist and medicinal Qi Gong. Today he practices both the hard (focused on martial art), as the soft Qi Gong forms (especially for medical purposes). At the moment he has a practice for Qi Gong Tui Na treatments in Amstelveen. He also takes care of guest lectures at the education of physiotherapy at the "Hoge school van Amsterdam".