Fujian White Crane Fujian White crane it’s a southern Fukien style with characteristically tall stances and short hand techniques. It is also historically connected to Karate, and many other southern styles including Wing Chun. Many karate masters in Okinawa either spent time training in southern China, or learnt from Chinese merchants in Okinawa. Wing chun was also said to have some white crane involvement also (the story goes that the founder saw a crane and snake fighting and came up with win

👍Fujian’s Yongchun White Crane kung fu stuns and captivates German friends! #kungfu #German #Fujian | Hola Fujian

Master Richard Huang 黃正斌 demonstrates applications of the movements found in the White Crane Kung fu forms (Whooping Crane.) | The Martial Man

57K views · 954 reactions | Master Su Yinghan is an 11th generation successor and a 60-year veteran of the Yongchun White Crane style of kung fu. Yongchun White Crane combines the movements and posture of a white crane with the local kung fu style of Fujian Province. It's ferocious but not rigid, soft but not weak. #Heritage #Travel #BRICS #SharedFuture10Years #TheNewSilkRoad Travelogue | China Plus Culture | Facebook

Master Lee Kong Sanchin Fukien Wing Chun White Crane Well, it’s the end of the year and we haven’t interviewed as many masters as we wanted, but we got a couple lined up for the new year, and we will be organising one with Master Lee Kong, of the Southern White Crane style. Fukien white crane is a southern high stance, short hands style that has influenced many famous styles we now today. For example, characteristics of Wing chun, with its snake and crane influence can be found within this style