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in the mountains, in his childhood ( around 13-14-15 years old) stayed there more than 10 years. That is the story what Yuen told to the students in
Vietnam, and it is mentioned by Sifu Luc Vien Khai in the newspaper in 1966 ( the name of Yuen Chai Wan’s teacher was not disclosed ). If this statement by Yuen himself was accurate then it would not be possible for Yuen Kay San to have learned at the same time, from the same teacher, for Yuen Kay San who has 12 -14 younger than his brother( YCW was borne 1875 or 1877)would mean that Yuen kay san learned Kungfu at 1 year old? It should further be noted that Some people Claim Yuen Chai Wan learned from Fung Siu Ching invited by the father (who would have been more than 90 years old, if he was still alive) in 1933. Yuen Chai Wan would have been 56 years old and has been placed by some sources as having moved to Annam circa 1929 or 1930. In addition according to the older branches of the lines of Fung Siu Ching, he was not known to have taught any of the forms later claimed to his disciples, and was reputed to have retired in his old age to his home village around the time Tang Suen took over teaching. This was reputedly at the time of Tang Yik's Birth (which would have been 1911) with Fung Reputedly passing away in 1920). When Yuen was completely mature and reached a high level of martial arts, he participated in the fight against foreign invaders and the
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Vietnam since 1805. After they talked, Dai Li-jai realized that Yuen was a man with a noble and mighty spirit, so he tried his best to persuade him to accept the teaching of Wing Chun for the Chinese to preserve culture and traditions of the homeland, because there are many prestigious families in the Chinese community that have kinship relations with the Vietnamese but there are many who are no longer consider to be Chinese, Yuen's relationship with the Vietnamese gradually becomes close and cordial. Chen Tai studies Wing Chun under Yuen while helping him gradually get used to his new life and integrate with the various classes of the population. In 1937, Chen Tai had to return to China to deal with a serious problem sent by his uncle in Shanghai to report. Yuen knew that he might not be able to meet his disciple again, so he taught Chen Tai martial arts and life experiences as his father taught him.
457:, and on February 12, 1912, the young king Pu Yi came out to show only to abolish the Qing dynasty. Ton Dat Tien took power and became president, then transferred power to Vien The Khai. Thus, at the age of 35, Vien The Khai becomes living evidence of the last era of the Manchu Court - the last emperor of China. After the Qing dynasty was abolished, Yuen continued to pursue the path of martial arts and participated in the resistance war against intervention by European countries and Japan, he worked secretly under the command of Chiang Kai-shek and witnessed many things. Yuen took part in the civil war from 1924 to 1927, witnessing hunger, sickness, and death of his friends, then the second
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to settle permanently. After settling into a new life, At that time, there were many overseas
Chinese who knew his reputation, many people knew him as a martial arts master of Wing Chun, a General and a good healer. Yuen and his disciple Chen Tai were invited to the mansion of a very prestigious
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also studied with him; Yuen lived near Ip's family. When Ip's family was in trouble, Yuen's family would often help due to their very close relationship. Yuen was 16 years older Ip, both were seventh-generation students of
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