Jiang Hao 蒋浩
Jiang Hao, also listed as Jiang Mengchun, compiled a 1995 hard-qigong manual and was identified there as the founder of Emei Iron Leopard Hard Qigong and a student of Yang Guozhong.
Xu Yousheng 许有声
Xu Yousheng was the author and publicizer of Seven-Star Horizontal-Chain Qigong, a 1992 manual that records a seven-part qigong and conditioning practice, its training theory, cautions, and claimed effects.
Eddie Chong
Eddie Chong is a longtime California instructor who transmitted Leung Sheung lineage Wing Chun, Pan Nam Foshan Wing Chun, and Foshan Pak Mei through decades of teaching, research, and publication.
Simon Lui 雷龍春
Master Simon Lui is a Hong Kong-born Pak Mei instructor and herbal practitioner who carried the Lum Hung branch of Pak Mei from Toronto into a wider North American teaching network.
Ng Yiu 吳耀
Ng Yiu was a senior disciple of Cheung Lai-chuen, an early Pak Mei instructor in Guangzhou and Hong Kong, an herbal practitioner, and author of the 1977 weapons manual Pak Mei Tiger Fork.
Cheung Lai-Cheun 張禮泉
Cheung Lai-cheun was the central founder of modern Pak Mei, or White Eyebrow Boxing, whose teaching shaped one of southern China’s most influential martial arts.
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.