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The Master Te Kong branch of Wing ChunMaster Yuen Chai Wan (Nguyen Te Kong) branch of Wing Chun
There are currently many versions of the origin of Wing Chun Quen. There are slight differences in factual interpretations and reading variations. Most researchers agree that the legendary nun, Ng Mui (Five Plums), was at the origin of the martial arts style. Her earthly name was Lu Sei Leung (Lu Sinyan). Five ancestors
Chzhi Shim taught students the Ven Chun Kuen (Fist of Eternal Spring) style. He named his style after the Shaolin Temple of Eternal Spring, Ven Chun Tong, where he taught martial arts and where his work on a new fighting system began. Under his influence, the Hun Ga Kuen, Fist of Hun (Red) Family was created. Miu Hin taught his followers the Five Forms system, also known as a Fist of Five Animals. Fung Do Dak used to be a Taoist before he arrived at Shaolin. After the defeat and burning of the temple, he hid in a Taoist Monastery in the Udan mountains in the Hubei province. There he taught White Tiger and Nei Tszya Quan (Fist of Internal Family) styles. Bak Mei Dao Zhen (Dao White Brow) was an outstanding Gun Fu Master. Having arrived to Shaolin by Bak Mei’s prior invitation, he was approached by many Shaolin fighters wishing to test his skills. They were all beaten by this Tao. Bak Mei lived in Shaolin for a long time. After the Temple defeat, he returned to the Emei mountains and, from there, back to Shaolin. He taught the Fist of Tiger’ form at the Tao monastery. After his death, his followers renamed the style Form of the White Brow’, in memory of their past Master, Bak Mei Pai. The nun, Ng Mui, is a link between the Shaolin Gun-Fu and Yun Chun Quen forms. She created Bak Hok Quen ( White Crane Fist’). Ng Mui taught her followers a method which became the basis for the creation and development of other Gun Fu forms:
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