The song of metal

History, philosophy and discipline of Ving Tsun

This is a guide through the rich history of Chinese martial arts, especially Ving Tsun , unravelling the myths and historical facts. Grand Master Paul Tang, founder of the Ving Tsun Academy, delves into the origins of Ving Tsun in this book, from the military training of the Tang Dynasty to modern practices and key figures such as Leung Jan and Ip Man, and explores how this martial art has evolved and spread, influencing personalities such as Bruce Lee.

In parallel, the text delves into the impact of Confucianism, Taoism and Chan Buddhism on Ving Tsun, highlighting concepts such as the Way, the harmony of the Tao and the search for enlightenment that permeate both philosophy and martial practice. It explores how these spiritual traditions have enriched the practice of Ving Tsun, emphasizing the role of meditation, fluidity of movement and balance between mind and body, fundamental both for combat and for the spiritual path of the practitioner.

Through a journey that intersects history, philosophy and martial practice, the book offers a profound vision of Ving Tsun, showing how ancient wisdom can enrich and inform contemporary practices, leading to a deeper understanding of oneself and one's art. An essential work for anyone interested in exploring the inextricable link between physical combat and spiritual path in Chinese martial arts.

The Book in Numbers:
ISBN: 9791280418685
Pages: 144
Author: Grand Master Paul Tang
Edition : 2024
Size: 14.8x21cm

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