Thank you for your correct Chinese pronunciation.  It’s most refreshing

My grandmother was a practitioner of Choy Li Fut. it really is cool, there’s a simple exercise called 格三式 that teaches you how to defend yourself from a low, mid and high position, it’s easy to pick up and see good effectiveness

I remember hearing a story that Bai Mei was expelled from Shaolin after accidentally killing a fellow monk whilst sparring. Then he turned into a baddy. To this day, there are practitioners of other Southern styles who refuse to talk to practitioners of Bai Mei style. I don't know how true that is though.

I am most fascinated to Li Shu Wen. He is one of the greatest martial artist master. One testimony for how great Li Shu Wen is come from the fact that three of his student become the bodyguard of three most influential person in China at that time, the last emperor Puyi, the nationalist Chiang Kai-shek, and the communist Mao Zedong.

6:23 the lady who is picking tea leaves missed the basket dropping some leaves.

I love the history lessons on Chinese martial arts thanks

1 of my Masters- Chinese -was a bodyguard of Patton, defeating a Karate Master 4 position ☯️

Sun also went to the Song family courtyard in Shansi to further his skill in xingyiquan. He changed his santishi after that. This can be seen in one of your photos where sun shows the  yin version. The yang version has the hands in a straight line.

Great research mate. Your pronunciation is spot on.

Thank you sir for these interesting videos 🙏

Wingchun is not simple style at all. And it does not lack wide stances. They are used when needed.

I wish you would do a video on my old style of Pak Hok (White Crane) which came from Tibet. This style was used by Norther Tibetan monks to defend the Emperor.

Five Kung Fu Masters In Order:
1. Li Shū Wén
(Taught Kāi Mén Bā Jí Quán)
2. Yim Wingchun
(Taught the style referred to as Wing Chun)
3. Bái Méi (which means white Eyebrow. He never wanted to use his real name in fear of retaliation from local gangs)
(Taught Bái Méi or better known as Bák Méi)
4. Chan Heung
(Taught a few styles, one of which is Choy Ga, and Choy Li Fut Kung Fu)
5. Sūn Lùtáng
(Learned and Mastered: Xíng Yì Quán and Bā Guá Zhăng, and Wu Style Tài Jí Quán) (This is China's Three Internal Martial Arts Styles.) (He also created his own style of Tài Jí, called Sun style)

What I liked the most about this video was listening to spoken Chinese.

Very well done! Like it very much. Go on! :)

I watched part 1 and asked where was Hsing I, So Thank You for Continuing to Sharing. I've Enjoyed Both Parts one and two.

These are really good. Thank you for posting.

I'm practicing Yang taï-chi-chuan since 1987, mostly from the Tung (Dong) family.  It's far more than a mere fighting  technique.

Very nice presentation… very accurate… a note on choy lee fut.. fist ofChoy,leg of Lee palm of the Buddha.

Thank you so much you have answered so many questions I’ve had to years about kung fu