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“Wing Chun Illustrated is one of the best martial arts publications I’ve had the pleasure of reading. The articles are interesting, informative and very well written with great full-colour photos to accompany them.” —Sifu Jef Sutherland Founded by Mui Fa Publishing in 2011, Wing Chun Illustrated is the world's premier publication devoted to Wing Chun, regardless of lineage. NO LINEAGE POLITICS! Published bi-monthly, each 60-page edition comes packed with feature stories by and about the greatest exponents of Wing Chun. The Tenth Anniversary Edition of Wing Chun Illustrated features Sifu Chan Chee Man. The late Sifu Chan was one of the last legitimate senior students of Grandmaster Ip Man. He started learning Wing Chun at the Restaurant Workers Union in 1954—without even knowing the name of his famous Wing Chun teacher! In this insightful interview, Sifu Chan shares some interesting stories about his late teacher and how Ip Man mentored him. In those days at the Restaurant Workers Union, Ip Man was much more active than he was later. This edition features other goodies as well. Philip Morris Searching for the Truth By Jason Korol Philip Morris is a film, television and voice actor who most recently played Silas Stone in Doom Patrol. He’s also a fanatical Wing Chun practitioner, having studied under the late Sifu Hawkins Cheung for 30 years. Gwoh Sau Wing Chun’s Most Misunderstood Drill By Mark Wong Many practitioners are still confused as to the true meaning of Gwoh Sau, seeing it as a free-for-all, and for beating one another to a pulp, ending in bruised egos and an unwavering hatred towards one another. Siu Lam Baan Jung Wing Chun Kuen The Legacy of Fung Siu Ching By Zhang Tian Yu Sifu Taam Yuet Sing, son of the late Grandmaster Taam Hou Chuen, speaks about the truly rare style of Siu Lam Baan Jung Wing Chun Kuen. Timing and Speed Differences, Relatio