Carrying on the Ip Man legacy


Boey showing off his skills on a wooden dummy during a training session at his centre in Jalan Kebun Nyiur. — Photos: LIM BENG TATT/The Star

THE Wing Chun martial art is expected to grab attention again now that superstar Donnie Yen is reprising his role as a Wing Chun grandmaster in the soon-to-be-released movie ‘Ip Man 4’.

However, Penang Ip Man Wing Chun master instructor Aaron Boey reminded fans that Wing Chun is not just about releasing a flurry of lightning jabs at your opponents but is also about having a good attitude, integrity and wisdom.

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