Where did Wing Chun Boxing come from?

Wing Chun Boxing is one of the boxing styles in southern China, which was popular in Guangdong and Fujian in the early years. This fist was first introduced to Yongchun County, Fujian Province, and was created by Yan Sanniang of the county. It was named after the place name, so some people called it "Wing Chun Boxing" after Yan Hou.

Secondly, according to the records of Baihequan in Wing Chun Quan, Baihequan was created by Fang Qiniang, the only daughter of a Shaolin master outside the north gate of Funing House (now Xiapu County) in Fujian Province during the Shunzhi period of Qing Dynasty (1644 ~ 1662). Qi Niang, Woodenhead Duifa of Wing Chun Boxing, was weaving in the (Lotus) Temple when she saw a white crane flying between the beams, flapping its wings with its head held high, holding its hair in its mouth, stretching its neck for food, and then resting around its arms, with a wonderful posture. Qi Fangniang thought it was very interesting. She just threw the shuttle box in her hand and was evaded by the crane. Hit it with a weft ruler, and the crane will spread its wings and bounce up. The crane spread its wings in the air and rushed to the sky. So after learning about it, Qiniang continued to study, but integrated the various dances of the white crane into Shaolin Boxing. After years of exploration and development, she created a unique boxing method. Fang Qiniang's White Crane Boxing passed through three generations to the Fifth Division, and the Fifth Division-> Yan Yongchun->; Liang-> -> beam; Huang Huabao-> Liang Erdi-> Liang Zan-> -> Chen Huashun; Ip Man.