Feng Jiahui is the fifth generation inheritor of Gu Lao Bishen Wing Chun and the Jiangmen municipal intangible cultural heritage inheritor. Since the first quarter of this year, he has been regularly teaching Ku Lao Wing Chun through the Internet platform, attracting more and more overseas students to participate.
The purpose of our training courses is to exchange visits and interactions between Chinese martial arts culture and overseas countries, spread Chinese martial arts culture, and speak well of China Stories to spread the voice of China.
Among Master Feng Jiahui’s many overseas students, in addition to traditional European and American countries, there are also more and more apprentices from countries co-constructed by the “Belt and Road”. Mei Ti is from Thailand, and he has signed up since the first class this year.
In Thailand, we have the "Maritime Silk Road Confucius Institute", which is also part of the "Belt and Road" initiative. We can have more opportunities to learn Chinese martial arts, and Wing Chun is one of them.
David is from Spain. He told reporters that Gu Lao's side-body Wing Chun uses softness to control hardness and balance hardness and softness. The practice venue is not restricted. Currently, many people in his country are learning Wing Chun.
I have many friends, including family members, who started to learn Wing Chun with me, and they like Wing Chun very much.
Jim serves as the coordinator of Master Feng Jiahui’s overseas online classes. He is also a columnist for the international publication "Illustrated Spring Song" magazine. He told reporters that this year, with the support of Master Feng Jiahui, Ku Lao's Wing Chun teaching has also made new progress in European and American countries.
2023 is an amazing year. I organized a Wing Chun seminar in Boston with 45 people participating. This year is my first year teaching Kulao Wing Chun at MIT and Harvard, and this is my greatest achievement.
Stevens is from the UK. He said that due to the popularity of Wing Chun-themed movies in recent years, there has been an upsurge in learning Wing Chun in the UK.
Nowadays, Wing Chun is booming in the UK. People know more about Wing Chun culture through movies, and they become interested in the origin of Wing Chun culture.
David, a Canadian student, said that he has been fascinated by Ku Lao Wing Chun since he participated in the first class this year.
Chinese culture is very fascinating. This Wing Chun online video live learning platform has opened up more ways for us to communicate and learn.
Feng Jiahui began to learn Wing Chun from his father, Feng Genzhu, a famous Wing Chun master at an early age. Feng Genzhu taught many disciples during his lifetime, and his disciples were all over the country and abroad. Feng Jiahui is currently following in his father's footsteps and continuing to spread Chinese martial arts culture to the outside world.
Now, Heshan Wing Chun is loved by more and more foreign friends, and is also loved by more and more people in the "Belt and Road" countries. love. I am proud of our traditional culture and very grateful for the strong support of national policies.
Editor: Zeng Shuangqing
Review: Lu Zhenhua Li Wenhua
Producer: Lu Yueyi
