wing Chun Apprentice (Master Wong Part 6) HD

Raketenbrot Says:

Mar 9, 2010 - Wing chun.... japanese....lol. Wing chun is a kung fu style invented by shaolin monks in CHINA an developed by a nun called Ng Mui (saga).

chi1509 Says:

Mar 10, 2010 - wing Chun invented girl named wing chun :)

boxergirl84 Says:

Mar 10, 2010 - I read quite a bit about that. there are a few slightly different versions to it but every single one says that it was invented by a women, and then it was perfected and made famous by some guy.Could be wrong though. Obviously the story about it was alot longer (and very cool), just trying to give the jist of what i read.

macktheknife888 Says:

Mar 13, 2010 - Master Wong... Your the best.

macktheknife888 Says:

Mar 13, 2010 - Chinese martial arts are best, like what Master Wong is teaching us. Japanese stop at nothing, and in their vileness they become so gigantic that no one need be surprised if among our people the personification of the devil as the symbol of all evil assumes the living shape of the japs.The ignorance of the broad masses about the inner nature of the japs, the lack of instinct and narrow-mindedness of our upper classes, make the people an easy victim for the japanese campaign of lies.

macktheknife888 Says:

Mar 13, 2010 - No, the japanese possesses no culture-creating force of any sort, since the idealism, without which there is no true higher development of man, is not present in them and never was present. Hence their intellect will never have a constructive effect, but will be destructive, and in very rare cases perhaps will at most be stimulating, but then as the prototype of the ' force which always wants evil and never creates good. Learn chinese martial arts, for they are the true way to learn the art.

nuetralist Says:

Apr 11, 2010 - I was wondering how did the Chinese women do this " trational " chest exercise back then : )

SamuiHakai Says:

Apr 19, 2010 - @retropancakeful ninjutsu as it is known was refined and made in japan, the concept of it came from china, karate was born in okinawa, when the chinese showed methods to the okinawans, and later turned into karate which was refined for the purpose of the japanese. Everyone takes from someone, including the chinese.

fadikhawaja Says:

May 15, 2010 - Master Wong is funny. When he is putting on his act sometimes he looks like he wants to laugh.

Fickritz Says:

May 31, 2010 - "Later I'm gona teach you how to get some iron bals, but you don't need them at the moment." HAHA I love Master Wong for his brute sense of humor...

iceboy1003 Says:

Jun 2, 2010 - @retropancakeful haha!! wee~!!! nice one man! chinese FTW!!!

guitarlearner89 Says:

Jun 9, 2010 - @vito8 nope it always famous before yip man.. just those who dont know because they dont have knowledge and understanding about chinese culture and china martial art .

robbernard71478 Says:

Jun 11, 2010 - Master Wong is that a bamboo whip? Do you sell that or know where i could get one? also id like to find some wood nunchucks

MrWhatever45 Says:

Sep 1, 2010 - you drop rice on floor! you drop rice on floor! right for that i sleep with your wife you paint my house you wax my car ummm this list is endless for that offence now i teach you bong sau and you must practise that for 2 year then i teach you tan sau

TheTaoofJKD Says:

Sep 30, 2010 - @retropancakeful Karate was created out of Okinawa not out of China, that's a widely known fact. Don't simply speak out of hate. Don't let whatever prejudice you have against the japanese blind you to the clear facts.

retropancakeful Says:

Oct 13, 2010 - @TheTaoofJKD Karate was actually invented in India if you actually check it out and instead blindly following the masses due to its Jap name. True fact

TheTaoofJKD Says:

Oct 14, 2010 - @retropancakeful Kalaripayat which you are talking about came from india then moved to china then to Okinawa and then Japan. Karate as we know it took its true form in Okinawa where it then moved to Japan itself. As you so redundantly stated, True fact, Karate itself was not invented in India.

eddythechamp Says:

Nov 2, 2010 - @retropancakeful however history now have evidence of many martial arts originating from ancient Greece

retropancakeful Says:

Nov 4, 2010 - @eddythechamp Yea but even more is being related to ancient China

eddythechamp Says:

Nov 7, 2010 - @retropancakeful but these martial arts only reached china because of Alexander the Great.

retropancakeful Says:

Nov 8, 2010 - @eddythechamp hahahaha where did you get this facts from?! alexander couldnt even get past india.... So he couldnt even cross to china

Mottahead Says:

Dec 6, 2010 - @retropancakeful There's something called evolution and developing styles that fit a particular culture or set of habits. I am sure that a good Karate practitioner can face a good kung fu practitioner. Yet we all know that the Chinese tend to not like the Japanese (or the Korean) and vice-versa due to past military conflicts between those countries that left many dead and wounded. So, as occidentals I think we should not promote more unnecessary conflict. They've had enough already.

WingChunBangladesh Says:

Feb 17, 2011 - kalari from india was introduced to the chinese shaolin monks by Bodi Dharma.. Look it up, he is the father of all other asian martial arts

Lescouflair Says:

Mar 11, 2011 - @MrWhatever45 lol!

knownpornographer Says:

Aug 21, 2011 - i think one of these english guys could take this "master" in a fight.