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Wandering Knight by Robert Chu Sau-Lei
Source: www.wingchunkuen.com
There are two types of martial artists, one who is into beating others and the other is the one who cultivates oneself. Many people have to be the best, be the top dog, or have the most followers, or make the most money. Many people say their style is the best, most original, traditional or secret, but this always causes problems. |
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Yueju (Yuet gak, Cantonese opera) companies of the mid-19th century were broadly divided into waijiang ban (ngoi keung ban, outside the province companies) and bendi ban (bun dei ban, local companies)...
The former encompassed those groups funded by the gentry and used at official functions. The latter, wandering companies like the Hongchuan Xiban (Hung Suen Hei Ban, Red Junk Opera Company). |
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Author: Hawkins Cheung
Source: www.wingchunkuen.com
Most of the information surrounding the life of the grandmaster Yip Man revolves around anecdotes. But by dealing wither his approach to teaching we also can gain excellent insight into wing chun's greatest modern-day teacher. Through this introspection we will be able to answer many of the question students have about Yip Man. |
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