Wing Chun Boxing was banned in which era?

Wing Chun Boxing was banned after the founding of New China, because it could quickly crack the police's arrest.

Wing Chun Boxing is a traditional martial art in China, a technology to prevent invasion, an active and streamlined self-defense system and a boxing method to legally use force. Compared with other traditional martial arts in China, it pays more attention to subduing opponents as soon as possible, so as to minimize the harm of the parties.

Wing Chun Boxing is a unique southern boxing method based on the "midline theory", which emphasizes the correct concept, consciousness and thinking mode, and derives the flexible use of limbs.

Its contents mainly include "thinking carefully", "finding a bridge" and "pointing". The main training methods are paired "fighting hands" and "fighting feet". Auxiliary equipment includes wall-mounted sandbags and three-star piles; Training equipment includes stakes, knives, sticks, etc.

Wing Chun Quan's boxing routine mainly includes three sets of boxing and wooden stakes, namely, small mind, bridge segment and fingering. The basic skills are mainly three hands, as well as falling hands, lifting hands, breaking hands, sinking bridges and blocking positions. The main steps are Siping Horse, Sanzi Horse, Chasing Horse, Kneeling Horse and Independent Step.