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Wing Chun is a southern style of Chinese kung-fu, and the most influential Chinese martial art in modern times. Wing Chun emphasizes self-defense reduced to its most streamlined rudiments
Although T'ai Chi (also commonly spelled "Taiji") is technically a form of Wushu, it merits its own listing because it differs from most other forms in significant ways.
One of the three branches of nei-chia(internal family of system) of Chinese boxing (along with Tai-Chi and Hsing-'i). Pa-Kua was derived from the philosophy from the I Ching(Book of Changes).
The term "Kung Fu" came into popular use in the west because of its use in television and movies, but it is not technically the correct term for a style of martial arts.
A Fukien tea merchant, from the family Hung, studied Shaolin tiger and then went on to develop the leopard, adopted and changed the styles of dragon and snake. He married a lady who was adept in the crane style.
Literally the 'mind-form'. Found chiefly in the north, originating in San-Shih province. It spread to Hepei, the to Hunan, and eventually reached Peking.
Choy-Li-Fut is a popular Southern style of kung-fu in which the contenders oppose from some distance, which requires of each the proficient and exprt development of long-hand abilities
Shaolin Temple and its legendary Shaolin warrior monks have given birth and inspiration to world renowned styles like Hung Gar, Choy Li Fut and Wing Chun to name a few. Shaolin Temple and its legendary skills can also be found within our pop culture today as inspiration for movie stars like Jet Li and Jackie Chan and for movies like Shaolin Soccer, the Matrix and Kill Bill. Shaolin Kung Fu is considered to be one of China's cultural treasures and its presence can be felt worldwide.
Exactly when Kung Fu first sprouted is unknown, with historians stating that Chinese martial forms most likely predate recorded history. Since the dawn of time there have been battles between man and animal, warring tribes, etc. during which conflicts combative techniques were executed and accumulated and passed down from generation to generation.
