Ip Man's Personal Information

Ye Wen (Ye Wen, 1 89310/October1-19721February1), formerly known as Ye Jiwen, formerly known as Ye Yi, was originally from Nanhai, Guangdong. He is a local gentleman who works in St. Stephen's in Hong Kong. Wing Chun is the founder of Wing Chun boxing system after Chen Huashun and Liang Bi.

Ip Man began to teach Cantonese Wing Chun in Hong Kong in 1950s. His disciple Liang Ting spread Wing Chun internationally, and through the worldwide spread of his children, he formed a set of the most authoritative practical training courses of China traditional martial arts "Wing Chun", which is world-renowned and now spreads in the Wing Chun era.

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Early experience: In the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, there was a rich family named Ye in Foshan, and only the "Sangyuan" on Fuxian Road in Foshan occupied half the street. 1893 10 June10, Ye Jia had another young master named "Moon Hee", who was later a wing chun master. Ye's family education is very strict, and he has received strict Confucian education since he was a child.

At that time, the Ye Family Ancestral Temple was rented to Chen Huashun, the successor of Wing Chun Boxing nicknamed "Looking for Hua Qian", as the martial arts school. At the age of 6, Ip Man saw Professor Chen Huashun's Wing Chun Boxing and insisted on learning boxing. IP Man's mother considered that IP Man was young and weak, and it was always good for him to learn some kung fu, so she agreed to learn from his teacher.

Ye Wenxue learned Taoism for more than three years, and Chen Hua died like this. On his deathbed, he was still thinking about this young disciple and repeatedly urged his second disciple Wu Cuisu to take care of him.

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