Chinese gunboat Fei Lung
Fei Lung (, also known as "Feiloong") was an early gunboat of the Qing Dynasty. "Fei Lung", along with her sister ships "An Lan" and "Chen T'ao" (see below), were British gunboats purchased through the British Consulate in Canton by Viceroy of Liangguang in 1867. The increase in mercantile activity in Canton had attracted pirates, and the Canton government hoped to use these vessels to curb piracy. Their hulls were composite-built, with wooden planking over an iron frame, and each was generally equipped with seven guns. They arrived at Canton between 1867 and 1868, becoming part  of the Guangdong Fleet and participated in anti-piracy patrol duties near the city. "Fei Lung" was purchased for the price of 23,300 silver taels and was delivered to Canton between January and February 1867. Her first Chinese commander was He Guangyao (何光堯). She was lost on 22 September 1874 during the 1874 Hong Kong typhoon off Kap Shui Mun with the lost of all 43 crew. An Lan (, also known as "An Nan" or "Aulan") and Chen T'ao () were purchased for the price of 46,067 silver taels each. They were assembled in Hong Kong and were delivered to Canton  between August and September 1868. The first Chinese commander for "An Lan" was Huang Tingyao (黃庭耀), while Fan Ganting (范幹挺) was the first Chinese commander of "Chen T'ao". Their fates were not known.