Bruce Lee 李振藩
Bruce Lee was a Hong Kong American martial artist, actor, filmmaker, and founder of Jeet Kune Do whose work transformed martial arts and action cinema.
Ip Ching 葉正
Ip Ching was the younger son of Ip Man, a Wing Chun teacher, and a major representative of the Ip family branch of the art.
Ip Chun 葉準
Ip Chun is the eldest son of Ip Man, a Wing Chun teacher, author, and key representative of the Ip family branch of the art.
Moy Yat 梅逸
Moy Yat was an Ip Man Wing Chun student, Ving Tsun teacher, artist, author, and influential transmitter of the art in New York and beyond.
Chu Shong-Tin 徐尚田
Chu Shong-tin was an early Ip Man Wing Chun teacher known as the “King of Siu Nim Tao.” Explore his Hong Kong school, teaching approach, students, and legacy.
Wong Shun-Leung 黃淳樑
Wong Shun-leung was an Ip Man Wing Chun teacher known for practical training, direct application, challenge-fight lore, and his role as a senior instructor to Bruce Lee.
Leung Sheung 梁相
Leung Sheung was one of Ip Man’s earliest Hong Kong students and a key figure in the Restaurant Workers’ Union class that helped establish modern Wing Chun.
Sum Nung 岑能
Sum Nung was the Guangzhou Wing Chun teacher who preserved and expanded the Yuen Kay-shan branch through trauma medicine, teaching, and association work.
Ip Man 葉問
Ip Man was the Foshan Wing Chun teacher whose Hong Kong students made his branch globally influential. Explore his teachers, career, methods, students, controversies, and legacy.
Pan Nam 彭南
Pan Nam, also known as Peng Nan, was a Foshan Wing Chun teacher whose independent branch combined Wing Chun close-range methods with Hung Kuen-influenced power training.