Street For a group of people, which is the best Wing Chun, Grade 8, Muay Thai, Sanshou, Xingyi, Hung Gar, Xingyi Liu He Quan, etc.?

All of the styles you listed are very powerful, and any of them can be used to win quickly if you are well versed in them. But I warn you, don't be fooled by kung fu movies. Even if you're a great martial artist, it's hard to take on a group of people. Because the concept of a group is too big. Ten or eight is already very difficult to deal with, if more than 20 people surround you and attack you in several groups in turn, then if you fail to dodge one or two heavy blows, you are incapable of fighting. Such a realm is estimated that you practice a lifetime of martial arts can not be reached, such an environment if the armed combat, even if you hold an AK47 may not be complete victory.

In China I recommend Sanshou, easy to learn and good practice, there will be no deviation. There are a lot of coaches and martial arts centers, and the results are fast.

If some traditional, I recommend Xingyiquan, internal boxing oddball, fitness and self-defense are good, the actual killing power is strong.

Baji, Hung Gar, Wing Chun, especially the mind, I recommend that you worship the authentic master to learn, or waste of time. Baji and Xingyi are good, but time consuming. I'm not sure about Hung Gar, I think it's more of a routine. Wing Chun is strong in short strikes, but not as good as in the movie.

Thai boxing is currently not authentic in China, but also follows the traditional Muay Thai surface training mode. And the practice of free fighting, sparring compared to the essence of the difference is not great, local moves have some changes only. Real Muay Thai is for career players, training is still very cruel and even cruel.

Relatively speaking: there are only the best fighters, not the best martial arts.