Auf der Seite von Sam Chin sagt er in einem Interview:

SC: My Father, Chin Lik Keong, learned the skill from one of the masters in Malaysia, called Lee Kam Chow. At the time it was called Hsing I-Pa Kua (Xingyi-Bagua), but some people called it Feng Yang Chuan or Liew Mun Pai (nomadic clan). It originated from Wudang mountain. It was a hidden martial art skill used by these nomads to protect themselves on the open roads and was not open to the public, only passed down secretly. The higher levels of skill were kept for the family members. When my father decided to trace back the history of the name to discover its origins, he found the training methods didn’t really look like Hsing-I Quan (Xingyiquan) or Pakua Chang (Baguazhang), or even Tai Chi Chuan (Taijiquan), yet the contained the principles of all three.
http://internal-arts-training.com/history-glimpse/

Ultrageheimer Familienstil aus Wudang (wo es definitiv KEINE durchgehende Kampfkunsttradition gab, das haben Forscher jetzt mehrfach belegt), der alle Prinzipien aus dem Xing Yi, Tai Chi und Bagua beinhaltet...



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