Malaysia’s own Ip Man


Man on a mission: Kahar demonstrating Wing Chun kungfu with a student at Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts in Sentul. — Bernama

KUALA LUMPUR: A Malay teenager’s obsession with Wing Chun three decades ago has made him one of the few masters of the martial art style in Malaysia today.

Kahar Saidun, 48, is the son of the late Saidun Jasmon, who was an accomplished Javanese silat practitioner.

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