2010 Lunar New Year Advertisement of the
Chinese Kung Fu International School
This advertisement will be on air during Lunar New Year, on Cable TV and the Eastern Boardcasting.
29 December 2009
Chinese Kung Fu International School
interviewed by TVB8
Photo with the shooting crew
Photo with the shooting crew
30 December 2009
BBQ Party on New Year's Eve --- Please sign up to us NOW!
All the students are welcomed to join this BBQ party! The time is from 7:00 p.m. on Dec. 31st, 2009 to 2:00 a.m. on Jan. 1st, 2010. The place is in the garden of Kong fu School, Mirador Mansion, 3/F. Besides the barbecue, we also arrange many activities such like mahjong games and karaoke. And it's all free! Students who are interested in this BBQ party, please sign up to us as soon as possible!
24 December 2009
Barbecue Party on Christmas Eve
Sam Lau had fun
with disciples and friends
Roasted suckling pig
Sam Lau was
performing ways of cutting
Sam Lau and his disciples
Our kung fu school held a barbecue party on Christmas Eve in the Mirador Mansion, Tsim Sha Tsui. There were more than a hundred disciples to participate in this party. Not only the general BBQ food, but also roasted suckling pig on-site! Everyone was satisfied and ate as many as he like. The guests all said that roasted pig has an extremely high standard, even much more delicious than the New Keung Kee Restaurant and Wing Hap Lung Restaurant.
Besides the barbecue, we also arrange many activities such like mahjong games and karaoke. Some disciples also took the opportunity to exchange the kungfu techniques with senior or junior fellow apprentices.
Everyone responds warmly to the event. They all enjoyed themselves that night. Therefore, we would like to hold another barbecue party from 7:00 p.m. on Dec. 31st, 2009 to 2:00 a.m. on Jan. 1st, 2010. Students who are interested in this barbecue party on New Year's Eve, please sign up to us as soon as possible.
21 December 2009
Last night in “Lung Moon Restaurant” The four senior disciples of
Wing Chun master Ip Man
get together and grieve for him
From Left: Chan Luen Lam, Yeung Wing, Lee Wai Chi, Lau Kung Shing
Sam Lau showing how to defend
using chopsticks and a bun
"Enter the Dragon Gate(Lung Moon)and be someone special. Enjoy the tasty dishes served with heart and soul." The Lung Moon Restaurant, located in the busy Wanchai district, had been open for 60 years. As the couplet suggests, besides delicious food, the most admirable element of the restaurant was its strong sense of neighborliness. Alas, as the Chinese saying goes, no banquet lasts forever. The restaurant opened for the last time on 30 November 2009 before its closure. That night, the restaurant hosted a banquet to say goodbye to old and new friends. Buoyed up by all the singing and dancing, guests drank toast after toast to each other. Though still with laughs and smiles on their faces, the guests were unwilling to bid farewell to the restaurant. Regular patrons took pictures to remember the place. The four senior disciples of Wing Chun master Ip Man (Chan Luen Lam, Yeung Wing, Lee Wai Chi, Sam Lau) also came to memorize the moments when their late master joked about fighting back enemies with lotus seed paste buns.
Ip Man, a kung fu master of the Wing Chun, was also a regular diner in Lung Moon. On the last night of the restaurant, his first generation disciples had a gathering in the restaurant to memorize traces of life with the master. One of the disciples, Sam Lau, recalled joyfully the times when the master would order lotus seed paste buns once he got there. He remembered the kung fu master's saying that as the dim sums served by Lung Moon were fresh from the kitchen; people could defend themselves by not just using chopsticks, but also by throwing the hot and freshlotus seed paste bunsto pull away enemies.
Lung Moon Restaurant opened in 1949, formerly known as "Dragon and Phoenix Restaurants". It operated 60 years.Today, it formally finished its business and exited from Wan Chai Johnston Road. In appreciation for the supports of regular customers these years, a two-day feast was held bythe restaurant.Last night was the final banquet, 40 banquets were full with guests.Some other fans even crowded outside the gate. There were also special arrangements for regular customers last night.Wan Kong, Lui Shan and other old singers performed for entertainments. Several famous actors from Chinese Artist Association of Hong Kong also had an impromptu. Lung Moon Restaurantwas bustling with noise, excitement and sentiment.
Reported from: WenHuiPo journalist - Cheng Kai Yuen, Hak Kwan Yi
14 December 2009
Yau Tsim Mong Sports Demostration Day
Wing Chun on stage
Stick Hand demostration
Receving souvenir
Instructing the disciples
9 December 2009
The Autumn Tomb-Sweeping Ceremony of Master Yip Man, 2009
The members of Yip Man Martial Arts Athletic Association pay respects to Master Yip Man at his tomb, 2009.
The Autumn Tomb-Sweeping Ceremony of Master Yip Man
The chairman of Yip Man Martial Arts Athletic Association, Master Sam Lau
Master Sam Lau made a speech
The chairman of Wing Tsun Athletic Association, Mr. Ka On Leung addressed in the ceremony
The leaders of Yip Man Martial Arts Athletic Association and Wing Tsun Athletic Association proposed a toast
Master Lau Kung Shing took
a picture with his Italian disciples
Photo with Lok Yiu's son,
Lok Wing Kong
Photo with Lok Yiu's son,
Lok Wing Kong
7 December 2009
Notice
Silver medal certificate
The chairman of Yip Man Martial Arts Athletic Association, Master Sam Lau, was invited to this competition from 8 December to 13. Eleven people participated inthe “Global Chinese Talents (Dragon and Lion Dance) Competition” together with Master Sam Lau. This competition was hosted by the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council and undertook by GuangzhouJinanUniversity. These 22 Dragon and Lion Dancing teams are from 18 countries all around the world. They gathered in Guangzhou to fight for the champion.
Yip Man Martial Arts Athletic Association gave a very positive response to this Competition. Its purpose is to promote Chinese culture exchange and enhance the overseas Chinese national identity.
27 November 2009
The Martial Arts Communication in Foshan
Yip Man Martial Arts Athletic Association had a Martial Arts communicationin Foshan.
From Left: Lee Wai Chi, Yeung Wing, Lau Hon Lam, Lee Kin Yam,
Kwok Wai Cham,
Lau Kung Shing
In the BaomoGarden, Guangzhou
Visit the Yip Man Memorial hall
Took a picture with the Principals
of Peng Nan Memorial hall
Lee Wai Chi Exchanged pennant with
the curator of Peng Nan Memorial hall
Took a picture before Yip Man's bronze in the Lo Village
27 November 2009
The Martial Arts Communication in Shenzhen
Yip Man Martial Arts Athletic Association had a competition with the Shenzhen Martial Arts Association
The Yip Man Martial Arts Athletic Association take a group photo.
In the middle of left: Lee Wai Chi In the middle: Lau Kung Shing
In the middle of right: Yeung Wing
Master Sam Lau made a speech
The Performance of Italian instrustors
From Left: Yeung Wing, Lee Wai Chi,
Ma Chi Gau (President of Shenzhen
Martial Arts Association),
Lau Kung Shing
Dine together after the Martial Arts Exchange
President Ma is presenting souvenir
to Mr. Lau
President Ma flies the flag
20 November 2009
Notice
We are going to participate in the Yau Tsim Mong District East Asian Games Demostration Day on 22nd November 2009 (Sunday). If you are interested in joining the demostration, please wear black T-Shirt and black trousers, attend on-time at 15:15. We will receive souvenir at 15:30, and then demostrate Wing Chun at 15:45.
If you prefer to be an audience, you may come to the Urban Council Centenary Garden between 13:00 to 17:00.
5 November 2009
Notice
We are going to join a wushu convention with the Shenzhen Wushu Association on this Friday afternoon (6th November). The convention will take place at the Shenzhen Gongren Wenhuagong (Workers Culture Palace). Shenzhen Wushu Association will arrange a feast after the convention. 30 representative of our association will join the convention, please contact us if you wish to apply.
24 October 2009
Notice
The Autumn Tomb-sweeping ceremony organized by Yip Man Martial Arts Athletic Association Limited and Ving Tsun Athletic Association Limited will be held on
1st November 2009 in Hong Kong for a duration of 3 days.
All followers of Master Yip Man - local and overseas are cordially invited to attend this event.
Itinerary:-
1st November 2009, Sunday (First day)
0930 hours – Assemble at Nathan Road/Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, proceeding to Fanling Railway Station at own expenses. Escort by the tour leader to the destination where the Tomb–sweeping ceremony takes place, thence share the great taste of whole roasted pig meals with soft drinks.
1900 hours – dinner at a Chinese Restaurant.
2nd November 2009, Monday (Second day)
8:00AM –Assemble at Nathan Road/Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui transfer to Pangyu, China, visiting the Bao Mu Yuan with Chinese structures and magnificent scenery.
After lunch, proceeding to FoShan to visit the Yip Man Hall.
About 1700 hours - Check in the hotel.
1800 hours – dinner, thereafter free time.
3rd November 2009, Tuesday (Third day)
After breakfast will visit the local Martial Arts Associations and the Law's village to pay respect to Yip Man Bronze statue. Free time.
About 1700 hours return to Hong Kong.
About details and enquiries please contact your master.
Yip Man Martial Arts Athletic Association
18 Oct 2009
Master Sam Lau's Birthday
Yip Man's disciples
cut the birthday cake
blow the candles
Sam Lau sings his favourite song
Yip Man's first generation disciple
the Eldest disciple of Yip Man,
Mr
Chui Shang Tin
Lee Wai Chi singing
Yip Man's first generation disciple
cheers
cheers
cheers
17th October 2009
Asean (Wuzhou) International
Lion Dancing Championship 2009
monitor the event
announcing the commencement
of the event
Deputy Mayor Won Man Yum,
Vice Investigator Yung Dai Seng,
Chairman Lau Kung Shing,
Director Au Kin Wah
dotting the lion's eyes
21st September 2009
Children Wing Chun
Students learning Siu Lim Tou
Master Sam Lau is teaching
Wing Chun techniques
The instructor is correcting the style
Students are practising seriously
20 Sep 2009
The Parade of Yau Tsim Mong District
celebrating China's 60th Anniversary
Assembly at the Cultural Centre
Lau Kung Shing, Chan Luen Lam,
Lee Wai Chi, Lau Hon Lam
Stop and take photo
the junction of
Nathan Road and Haiphong Road
Siu Lim Tou, Wu Shou
Stick Hand at the junction of
Nathan Road and Haiphong Road
Passing through the Haiphong Road
Practising at Canton Road
Practising at Canton Road
Children practising Siu Lim Tou
Biu Chee, Xuan Ma
Foreign Practioner showing
how to train with a wooden dummy
Sam Lau introducting the wooden dummy
group practising
Chung Kwong Mo, chairman of the District Council
District Officer Kwok Wong Wing Kei, JP
councillor Chan Shiu Tong
Wan Kong, Prince of the Cantonese Opera
Sam Lau teaching Wan Kong to
train with the wooden dummy
some of the performers
18 Sep 2009
A banquet held by the Hong Kong Police Chinese Wushu Club
From left: Tsui Kin Cheung (Chief Superintendent of Police),
Yum Tak Wing (Vice Commissioner of Police),
Mr Lau Kung Shing,
Master Luk Chung Mou
14 Jul 2009
Teaching Wing Chun in Shandong Province
Photo with the students
Photo with the students
Opening ceremony
Speak to the students
Speak to the students
Chairman of Qingdao Wushu Association
and Kung Fu School representatives
Photo with some students
Photo taken during lesson
Photo taken during lesson
Photo taken during lesson
Photo taken during lesson
Demostrating stick hand
Instructing stick both hands
Demostrating Siu Lim Tou
Demostrating Lap Sau
Demostration of practising with
wooden dummy
Demostration of practising with
wooden dummy
Photo with Sun Gong, chairman of Shandong Wushu Institute
Instructors of the class
From Left: Master Lau Tak Tai,
Master Chui, Master Sam Lau
Vice Chairman of Qingdao Wushu Association and chief Instructor
Photo with representatives
of Shandong Wushu schools
Tour at Taishan
Dinner with Shandong Martial Artists
Dinner with Shandong Martial Artists
Celebrate master Leung's 70th birthday
Mr Shang, the Chairman of Shandong Wrestling Association, treated us a meal
Master Sam Lau and Master Lau Tak Tai
Master Sam Lau and Master Lau Tak Tai
8 Jul 2009
Invited by the Shandong Provincial Wushu Institute, master Sam Lau will go to the Tai An city with 8 coaches, to teach Wing Chun to the wushu instructors in Shandong. We will move on at 10th July, hope that we can make Yip Man Wing Chun to be more famous.
Ip Man’s first disciples visiting the hall of Ip Man
From Left: Lee Kui, Chung Yau, Lau Kung Shing, Ng Cham,
Siu Yuk Man, Pang Kam Fat, Yip Ching, Lee Wai Chi,
Lee Kin Yum, Lau Hon Lam, Kwan Kee
Ip Man Martial Arts Athletic Assn & Wing Chun Athletic Assn
before feast of Lo Man Kam
2nd row, from left: Mui Chung Chi, Derek Fung, Leung Pang,
Yip Ching, Siu Yuk Man, Man Yim Kong,
Chan Wai Hong, Kwan Kee
1st row, from left: Chui Shang Tin, Yip Chun, Lok Yiu,
Lo Man Kam, Lau Kung Shing
Ving Tsun Athletic Association Certificate (Click to Enlarge)
24 Apr 2009
On April 24, 2009, master Sam Lau, chairman of Yip Man Martial Arts Athletic Association, held a solemn ceremony formally acknowledging two Italians Furio and Silvio as well as two Chinese Wong Man Hong and Eugene Cheung as his disciples with over 10 first-generation disciples of Yip Man as witnesses. There were eight tables of guests and reporters from various TV stations and media that evening, making the ceremony an unprecedented one in the Wing Chun history.
Furio and Silvio have studied Wing Chun Kung Fu from several instructors for about 20 years in Italy and taught Wing Chun for 18 years, instructing people publicly in the 14 Wing Chun schools set up by them. They paid three special trips to HongKong and visited many Wing Chun masters in seek of authentic Wing Chun. By a lucky coincidence, they met master Sam Lau and had their deep-rooted mistaken forms and movements in the past years corrected under the instruction of Sam Lau, understanding authentic Wing Chun of Yipman accordingly.
3rd row (from left): Ka On Leung, Leung Hin Ming, Chan Luen Lam, Lau Hon Lam, Bo Kin Wah, Kwan Kee, Man Yim Kong, Chan Shiu Lung, Yeung Wing, Lai Ying Jou
2nd row (from left): Luk Di, Tam Yui Chi, Chan Wai Hong, Yip Ching, Lau Kung Shing, Siu Yuk Man, Lee Wai Chi, Tong Jo Chi
1st row (from left): Furio Piccinini, Silvio Gazzaniga, Eugene Cheung, Wong Man Hong
First generation disciples of Yip Man atteded this Baisi Ceremony
1st row from left: Siu Yuk Man, Lee Wai Chi, Yip Ching, Chan Wai Hong, Tong Jo Chi
2nd row from left: Kwan Kee, Man Yim Kwong, Chan Shiu Lung, Lau Hon Lam,
Yeung Wing, Bo Kin Wah
Silvio shows respect to the wife of master
Baisi scene of Furio
Chi Sao instructon after Baisi
Master Sam Lau interviewed by the media
New and old disciples
14 May 2009
Particpate the Shanghai Sanlin International Dragon and Lion Dancing Competition
Photo with Italian representatives
Photo with Indian representatives
Photo with the mayor of Zhongshan city,
the chairman of Zhongshan Dragon and Lion dacing association, chairman of
Macau Wushu Association
Giving the prize to a member
of the Zhongshan team
Photo taken after giving the prize
to the champion team
Prize giving to China 2nd team
Photo taken after giving the prize
to the champion team
Photo with the 1st runner up team
Miss Manner requested to take photo
with master Sam Lau, the junior alumnus
of Bruce Lee
Chairman of the Chinese Wushu Association - Wang Shao Lin (center) visiting
Ip Man Martial Arts Athletic Association and taking this photo with
Chan Wai Hong, Ip Chun, chariman Lau Kung Shing,
Lee Wai Chi, Yeung Wing (from left 2).
27 Mar 2009
Yip Man is Wing Chun, Wing Chun is Yip Man
Ip Man Wing Chun is China Wing Chun
Yip Man Wing Chun is the self-defensive Kung fu of attack and defense practiced by most people in the current society. Among the Wing Chun prentices, more than ninety-five percent are from Yip Man’s Faction. Wing Chun is also the Chinese Kung fu with most foreign prentices.
China is one of the world civilized ancient countries with a resplendent culture of five thousand years. In order to enhance the national power, besides social prosperity and technological development, China as a great power shall meanwhile intensively and extensively promote cultural and traditional techniques in different fields, so as to foster friendliness and admiration of foreigners to Chinese, which is a great help for diplomacy and feelings of foreigners to Chinese.
Fortifying and promoting culture is an investment which will carry an everlasting benefit to the country. When the attractive culture infiltrates into somewhere of the heart, it will bring positive reaction and resonance, and therefore the local people will appreciate and be willing to promote it, which is very favorable for the country in many terms. Among different traditional techniques, Kung fu, which especially represents the long-standing cultural foundation of China, can take permanent, infinite and profound effects.
Kung fu represents healthy bodies and a technique of bare handed attack and defense. This is the cultural quintessence of a unique gymnastics. In fact, the culture of Chinese Kung fu has infiltrated into different places around the world. Traditional martial art of different styles has been spread all over the world, especially Wing Chun, which receives the most attention. Now millions of foreigners all over the world are practicing Wing Chun. They come from afar and live on a frugal life just for the purpose of mastering a good Kung Fu technique. Wing Chun is one of the most popular Chinese Kung fu in the world at present, especially because it can strengthen bodies with superior abilities of attack and defense. Up to now, many departments of military, police and security in foreign countries regard it as a "secret weapon".
Wing Chun originated from Shaolin and Master Yip Man went to Hongkong in the 1950s’ with this special technique. After continuous improvement, a large majority of Wing Chun enthusiasts at present are the offspring of Master Yip Man. However, due to the difference in techniques of many coaches, many prentices just make up the number with different types of strange techniques. There are not many prentices who can practice genuine and good Kung fu. They even consider what they practice is genuine. Actually, it is a waste of money and time. What dispirits them most is that they follow several coaches but each coach has different technique. Due to the big difference in technique, prentices are uncertain which one they should follow. They can finally create their own distorted Wing Chun to give prominence to themselves. Later they name the Kung fu with their names or countries. The culture of Wing Chun will be plagiarized by foreigners and becomes the culture of foreigners ultimately. Some even try to register it in the United Nations as their heritage.
In order to maintain and enhance this unique and excellent culture of Kung fu, all Chinese shall stand up. It requires admitting talents with genuine martial art, and collecting suggestions and advices from folk people who have practical experience of Wing Chun and boxing so as to integrate Yip Man Wing Chun all over the world. Unified standard shall be set up, and classification and ranking systems shall be adopted in test so as to enable prentices to positively make progress and improve overall techniques, and meanwhile to turn it into the most effective and powerful empty-handed device. Therefore all Wing Chun enthusiasts in the world have genuine technique to follow, to believe and to normalize. Primary and middle school students not only can practice karate or taekwondo,they also have another alternative ── Wing Chun.
Leaders of our country all mention to protect and develop Chinese traditional culture on different occasions, therefore, I suggest that General Administration of Sport of China shall adopt effective measures to protect and develop this excellent culture. I believe Wing Chun may become a sport in the Olympic Games someday in the future if we promote it seriously, because Wing Chun is actually a sport practiced by many foreigners. I believe all enthusiastic Chinese have responsibility to support and develop it.
20 Feb 2009
Lynn Hung, Master Sam Lau, Donnie Yan
Lynn Hung, Master Sam Lau, Donnie Yan
20 Feb 2009
Master Sam Lau, Donnie Yan
Master Sam Lau, Donnie Yan
30 Jan 2009
09 annual dinner with Ip Man Martial Arts Athletic Assn
photo taken during annual dinner
photo taken during annual dinner
photo taken during annual dinner
photo taken during annual dinner
photo taken during annual dinner
photo taken during annual dinner
photo taken during annual dinner
21 Jan 2009
Our recent photos
Wing Chun class for kids
in Alpha House
Wing Chun class for kids
in Alpha House
Photo taken when
learners are practising
Wing Chun
Photo taken when
learners are practising
Wing Chun
Indoor group photo
Outdoor group photo
Photo taken before
Lion Dance practising
During Wing Chun class
26 Nov 2008
Master Sam Lau participates the 3rd International Wing Chun Chi-Sau competition
as the arbitation officier. Mr Jin Jia Hong (3rd of the right hand side) is the
chief judge in this competition.
3 Nov 2008
Master Sam Lau in the 3rd Traditional Wushu Competition
(click to enlarge)
Headline of a local newspaper
local newspaper reported this event
From left: Arbitration Committee Li De Yin, Wu Bin,
Jiang Bai Long, Zhang Shan (Chairman), Sam Lau
From left: Sam Lau, Li De Yin, Wu Bin, Jiang Bai Long, Zhang Shan,
Officer
Wang Yu Long, Department Head Li Xiao Jie
The heads of Chinese Wushu Association take photo with the judges
Arbitration Committee Sam Lau
List of the arbitration committee
12 Aug 2008
Bui Chi
Recently many magazine editors invite me to narrate the history of Wing Chun and some purposes of Wing Chun Kuen technique. I show no interest. Firstly, I do not instruct Wing Chun Kuen by means of books. I know the historical events through Grandmaster Ip Man or other antecessors. It is hard to distinguish whether they are true or false. Therefore, I can only talk about what I have heard with my own eyes. As to the theories and technique purposes, because different people have different physique and culture, it cannot explain in the same way. Domestic and foreign experts and masters who compose books to the market, and I believe most of them plagiarize with each other. However, when a great number of similar expressions appear on the market, people gradually believe they are the truth, which are later accepted by the public.
Except chopsticks and lotus seed paste buns which can be acted as weapons as I once said, there is till Bui Chi. Why? Because my opinion on the functions of Bui Chi differ greatly with opinions of most Wing Chun disciples. Several years ago, I drank coffer with Master Bo Kin Wah and another Taichi master in Delifrance, Hyatt Regency Hotel in Beijing Road. Related to Bui Chi, people generally believe Bui Chi is an attacking technique, while I believe Bui Chi shall mainly be a defeat technique. Master Bu felt quite surprised at that time and asked me whether this opinion is the instruction of Grandmaster Ip Man or my personal research conclusion. After my explanation, master Bu came to accept my opinion. Master Bo Jianhua is the excellent prentice of Master Liang Xiang. After being instructed for over forty years, his prentices enjoy high status in Wing Chun circle.
As to Bui Chi, I hear all day that Bui Chi is the most serious and profound technique. Focusing on finger tip, we believe we can defeat the opponent at one stroke with very serious effect. However, I believe that in the formal flight, both we and the opponent will not pay any sympathy and will go all out in every stroke. While whether strength can exert depends on function and routine practice. In actual flight, one really has no time to think about countermeasures and gestures keep changing. You really have no time to focus all your strength on your finger tip, then to make a fatal stroke to the opponent. In this condition, it is meaningless whether to focus all strength on Bui Chis.
Any Kung Fu has attacking and defending gesture. I believe the functions of Bui Chi are beating when attack, dealing with the emergency when defeat. The function of defend is more than the function of attack.
When practising "gwai jang" (the elbow in biu jee), the most difficult angle to generate power is vertically from top to bottom. When a practioner is able to generate power at this angle (after rigorous practice), generating power at all other angles (side / diagonal) is simple.
Demostration: Jeran Cho (click thumb to enlarge)
31 July 2008
Story of bun
I was asked by some readers about my photo on the front cover of the 13th issue of 2005 of the New Martial Hero Magazine: holding on my left hand a Chinese bun and on my right hand grasping a pair of chopsticks – what was the trick behind? In fact there was a story behind it and perhaps I should reveal it here to the readers and the younger generation. Normally people appearing on the front cover of the Magazine look sharp and strong, some even show a murderous look on their faces making people feel unapproachable. One day, I was having Chinese tea at Luk Yu Tea House in Central when the boss of the Magazine was also there after finishing his work. He took out his camera and took a photo of me for showing off in the future. Naturally, there would not be available martial art tools on the sport as Luk Yu was not a martial club. On the other hand, the place was simply not right for showing off martial art. Then I thought of my master Ip Man’s posture when he had Chinese tea at Lung Fung (Dragon and Phoenix Restaurant): he looked very smart and very much like a scholar, profoundly skilled in martial art yet concealed. He frequently held in his left hand a lotus paste bun with his right hand holding a pair of chopsticks, eating and chatting, sometimes playing with his pair of chopsticks, so that I was very curious and paid much observation on him. I subsequently discovered that the chopsticks could even be used as short knifes or club, and if strong enough and used as two single ones, could serve as Ba Zhan Do, so that it is an invisible disposition of disposition combat forces.
When one is being attacked and has to save oneself, first throw the tea cup or the bun onto the face of the attacker to mask his sight, then use the pair of chopsticks to directly pierce his throat and flee! If being attacked by knife, stand firm and set down a bit to assimilate the attack, and then use the chopsticks to pierce his chest or eyes. Further, if the chopsticks are strong enough, split them and use both as Ba Zhan Do. Of course, the skill in the use of the Do must be through, and when coupled with the right foot – steps, they could perform what one wants but only as short knifes.
The chopsticks could be a life – saver when in emergence if the strength of them could be gathered at their tips and pierced at the opposite party. They could even be used as darts to prevent the other party from escaping.
29 June 2008
Wing Chun demostration in a function
that related to Olympic Games
