User talk:Koonleg50
Wing Tsun old man
- Wing Chun(詠春) is a South kungfu, created in Foshan, should be cantonese speaking.(詠) Wing only means 'Chant',it does not mean 'forever'.
- Since Yong Chun(永春) is bring from Fujian,The full name is Yong Chun White Crane.Here Yong(永) means 'Forever',it does not mean 'chant'.
- Actually, they are different style of kungfu.Maybe Some guys want to make money by useing the name of 'Wing Chun', they confuse the other with Yong Chun,or 'Shaolin what what', or 'Chisin what what'.Ask thoese guys who is their Sifu and Sijo.--Koonleg50 (talk) 01:29, 31 December 2007 (UTC)
- Both sets(two sets-i.e they are different) of characters are pronounced Yong Chun in mandarin.
- The article is about wing chun(詠春), not(永春). Nobody here is confusing the two.
- In wing chun history,no sifu's will used 永to replace 詠,It is not respect to the founder Mr.Leung Jan.
- It is not personal opinion.Wing Chun is a English name for '詠春', Do anyone disagree that?
- Than who had used '永春' to replace '詠春'?
- '詠春'is a complete set of kungfu ,the name had used by Leung Jan?
- What is (永春)'Yong Chun'? Who is founder, passed to who.And Who is your sifu? Any connection to Leung Jan's family tree? —--Koonleg50 (talk) 06:05, 31 December 2007 (UTC)
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- Blocked again for the same issues. Please note that repeated tendentious editing may result in an indefinite suspension of editing privileges. Can't sleep, clown will eat me 09:36, 3 January 2008 (UTC)
wing chun, weng chun and yong chun
[edit]Yong chun, wing chun and weng chun are the exact same by name. Although wing chun and weng chun are two separate kung fu styles, yong chun is no style. You see, wing chun and weng chun have the same meaning (eternal spring), and the difference with yong chun is that one is the Mandarin pronounciation and the other Cantonese. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Paddotk (talk • contribs) 17:42, 19 October 2010 (UTC)