Do you know anyone that travel to CHINA to learn kung fu ?

[Hudson]

I'm taking a trip to China this summer, hopefully stopping at one of the Shaolin schools, and then going to HK to check out some Wing Chun schools.

 

Speaking of which, what Wing Chun schools in HK are a worthwhile stop?

[ovine king]

little story about some guy who went to china to visit some schools.

 

on one of the guy's wanderings, a man approached him and asked him if he was looking for a martial arts school.

 

the guy answered yes.

 

with the that, the man gave a little shout and the guy noticed a small group of other men get up from their conversation and card game, run through the stone arch of the courtyard, put on their 'costumes', come running back out and prcedeed to perform what the guy hesitates to call 'martial art'.....

 

like ali said, lots of wushu and chi kung.

 

in fact, if you've seen the "wheel of life" show, that's pretty much the majority of what schools teach. i hate to say this but even the famous "jing woo" school in shanghai is a shadow of what it used to be.

 

(although in the guangzhou school, i think the yuen kay shan line of wing chun is taught)

[Ali]

little story about some guy who went to china to visit some schools.

 

on one of the guy's wanderings, a man approached him and asked him if he was looking for a martial arts school.

 

the guy answered yes.

 

with the that, the man gave a little shout and the guy noticed a small group of other men get up from their conversation and card game, run through the stone arch of the courtyard, put on their 'costumes', come running back out and prcedeed to perform what the guy hesitates to call 'martial art'.....

 

like ali said, lots of wushu and chi kung.

 

in fact, if you've seen the "wheel of life" show, that's pretty much the majority of what schools teach. i hate to say this but even the famous "jing woo" school in shanghai is a shadow of what it used to be.

 

(although in the guangzhou school, i think the yuen kay shan line of wing chun is taught)

 

Jing Woo in Hong Kong is still able to keep most traditional Kung Fu.

 

Check the below website and find a Chinese friend to show you the way.

 

http://www.geocities.com/hkcwhk/

 

But frankly speaking, not all teachers is there good.