Cheung Bo's System
Ancestral Curriculum:
- San Sik (Separate Forms)
- Muk Yan Jong San Sik (Wooden Dummy Separate Forms)
- Seung Tao Gwun? (Double Ended Pole)
- Yee Jee Dao? (Parallel Shaped Double Knives)
Current Curriculum:
- Sup Yee Sik? (Twelve Forms)
- Siu Lien Tao (Little First Training)
- Chum Kiu (Sinking Bridge)
- Biu Jee (Darting Fingers)
- Muk Yan Jong (Wooden Dummy)
- Hong Jong (Air Dummy)
- Sun Hei Gwai Yuen? (Kidney Breath Returns to Source)
- Luk Dim Boon Gwun? (Six-and-a-Half-Point Pole)
- Yee Jee Dao? (Parallel Shaped Double Knives).
Cheung Bo Wing Chun Kuen (Zhang Bao Yongchunquan), was originaly taught by Cheung Bo in Foshan until his passing. The modern version was founded by Cheung Mo Gan? (Cheung Chut) and Wong Gut Suen, who continued his studies under Sum Nung and integrated the Sum Num Wing Chun Kuen curriculum into the system. Mak Yiu Ming? a student of Wong Gut Chuen? is one of the main teachers currently in the style. Mak Yiu also learned from his Sisook Cheung Chut.
Sources:
- AWCKRI
- Yuen Kay Shan: History and traditions By Rene Ritchie
- Oral traditions Sum Num
- Oral and written tradition Yuen Kay Shan
- Oral and written tradition Mak Yiu Ming
- Leungs Publishing