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Martial Ethics 武德
Martial Ethics, or 武德, wǔdé, refers to the virtues and behavioral standards associated with the responsible use of martial skill. The concept includes discipline, humility, loyalty, self-control, respect, and restraint. Although modern martial arts schools often present 武德 as an ancient and universal code, the term has a longer and more varied history in Chinese military, political, literary, religious, and educational contexts. Its meaning has changed across time and differs among martial traditions.
Martial Virtue Series
The Martial Virtue Series by Dustin Shane Bunnell examines Wude as a practical ethical tradition. Across its volumes, the series connects martial skill with character, responsibility, restraint, leadership, investigation, and conduct in modern life.
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.