Wong Training
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Welcome to the forum. Could you give us some background into your experiences?
Do you have any personal video that you would like to share here?
Would love to see some video of your personal training.Very happy to share! I was born to the son of a local fisherman - a humble beginning - but through my training in the northern Shaolin initially, and then training under Master Li (family style) I managed to get ahead in life. Happy to answer all questions
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Xue Sheng
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Very happy to share! I was born to the son of a local fisherman - a humble beginning - but through my training in the northern Shaolin initially, and then training under Master Li (family style) I managed to get ahead in life. Happy to answer all questions
You've changed your story from the other site.... and where exactly is youngling.... not in the Himalayas, that I know
Xue Sheng
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Grand master Yang.....hmmm...you know, we went over this on that other site...(I guess all I can say about that is 对牛弹琴) .....but if you give me Master Li's full name in Chinese I can then check to see if he actually did train with Yang Chengfu....or if Yang Chengfu thought of him as a student....and what province did this training occur in by the way.... and congratulations on such a great internet connection in the Himalayas with all those tigers, leopards and cranes fighting nearby
I'm not referring to Yang Chengfu - 'Yang' is a common name in Chinese, it is a terrible shame you are not aware of this. Grandmaster Yang was a different man, greatly admired in martial arts circles for his crushing fist. Most of my training occurred in Henan province; considered by some to be the homeland of martial arts and one of the wisest provinces.
I will share a story from my training as a youngling - perhaps that will be a sight for sore eyes?
I will share a story from my training as a youngling - perhaps that will be a sight for sore eyes?
Xue Sheng
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Actually I am very aware of this, likely much more than you are, On the other site it appeared to be Yang Chengfu, and now your story is changing...and Chinese martial artists, as I told you on the other site, do not refer to other Chinese martial artists as Grandmaster...you should have listened to that bit of advice...Henan...interesting....So you are then fluent in the 濟南話; jǐnánhuà dialect then.
And there are those that thing Shandong is the martial arts province, but there are those that think many others are martial arts provinces too.
You said you were born the son of a local fisherman....was that also in Henan?
What was Yang's full name.... in Chinese characters...or at least in Pinyin....or is was he also living and training secretly in the Himalayas as I was told you are.
Oh and how is the free website with the dead links going?
It appeared to be Yang Chengfu did it? Was this in a vision you had? Anything else appear to you? How about we stop with your imaginary fairly tales and face the truth.
Yes, some think Shandong is the martial arts province, others think Henan - hence "considered by some" etc.
If you are referring to my homepage: The Temple of Monk Wong - it is alive and well thank you. However, I am not an armchair warrior and spend most of my time training in real life.
Yes, happy to talk about my childhood as son of a local fisherman. I grew up cleaning the fishing rods, dealing with the fish etc. It served as decent Li Gong training, toughening my muscles and mind. Indeed I was thought of by some as quite an upstart at times, dealing with local hoodlums and the like. One day however I saw a martial arts demonstration (Long Fist). I stepped into the fighting arena, considering myself a strong'n, and was soundly beaten by my opponent. It was after that I embarked on my journey into the martial arts.
Any other questions?
Yes, some think Shandong is the martial arts province, others think Henan - hence "considered by some" etc.
If you are referring to my homepage: The Temple of Monk Wong - it is alive and well thank you. However, I am not an armchair warrior and spend most of my time training in real life.
Yes, happy to talk about my childhood as son of a local fisherman. I grew up cleaning the fishing rods, dealing with the fish etc. It served as decent Li Gong training, toughening my muscles and mind. Indeed I was thought of by some as quite an upstart at times, dealing with local hoodlums and the like. One day however I saw a martial arts demonstration (Long Fist). I stepped into the fighting arena, considering myself a strong'n, and was soundly beaten by my opponent. It was after that I embarked on my journey into the martial arts.
Any other questions?
Xue Sheng
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What the heck are you talking about. I asked for the full Chinese name of the are referring to, characters are preferable, but pinyin will do
The "Vision" is from your student, who claims to have trained with you in the Himalayas it was posted on the other site. I have no imaginary fairy tale, I am just quoting what was said "about" you, by one of your students on another site, who also linked your webpage.
Here, may this will help
Well there are 2 I posted you did not answer
You said you trained in Henan, are you then fluent in 濟南話; jǐnánhuà dialect
What province were you born in, or raised in ?
Also, your webpage, still has the same dead links
Xue Sheng
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So you speak 濟南話; jǐnánhuà dialect then, is that correct?
Are you still in the Himalayas as your student said?
OK, my apologies then for the Yang Chengfu bit is....but you still have not told me the full name of Yang shigong, in characters or if not that them Pinyin.
What is Yang Shigong's full name?
As I keep on typing I speak the Henan province dialect but I insist we type in English here as that is the format of this forum - I don't think this is hard to understand.
I am no longer in the Himalayas, though my training there proved fruitful. I had a particularly interesting encounter with some bandits a few months ago, but perhaps it is a story for another time.
As for Grandmaster Yang - I am not certain he would want his true identity revealed. However, I can tell you that the pinyin is "Yáng".
I am no longer in the Himalayas, though my training there proved fruitful. I had a particularly interesting encounter with some bandits a few months ago, but perhaps it is a story for another time.
As for Grandmaster Yang - I am not certain he would want his true identity revealed. However, I can tell you that the pinyin is "Yáng".
Xue Sheng
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Bandits huh.......alrighty then...here is an idiom a Chinese speaker should know the meaning of....吹牛
So we are at this again....secret teachers....and just so you know....and so we can put an end to this silliness...濟南話; jǐnánhuà dialect is not the dialect of Henan....one would think a life long resident of Henan would know that. And it is rather easy to get characters in the dialect of Henan or any dialect for that matter...on the page...example in the first line of my response in this post.....Also I am rather impressed with your internet connection from Henan, since most are rather limited these days in China.
DANG...where is @clfsean when you need him
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