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Shifu Tang Tungwing

Expert master of "Hung Gar, Chen Taijiquan, Baguazhang"
PRACTICE SINCE 1962 - 9th DUAN

Disciple of Hung Gar under Grandmaster Tang Kwok Wah.
Disciple of Choi Mok Pai under Grandmaster Lau Yeun Sing.
Disciple of Wing Chun under Grandmaster Ho Kim Ming.
Disciple of Baguazhang under Grandmaster Liu Jingru.
Disciple of Chen Taijiquan under Grandmaster Wang Xian.

MARTIAL CURRICULUM

Master Tang was born on August 2, 1954, in Macao.
In 1962, his father brought him to Hong Kong.
A year later, his uncle advised him to start training in Kung Fu to become strong and capable of self-defense.
Master Tang Tung Wing then became a disciple of Hung Gar Grandmaster Tang Kwok Wah, the first student of Grandmaster Lam Zou.
He also studied Choi Mok Pai Kung Fu with Grandmaster Lau Yeun Sing and Wing Chun with Master Ho Kim Ming.
Additionally, he studied Yang-style Taijiquan in China with his uncle, Master Ki Cho Pak.
In 1973, his Hung Gar teacher Tang Kwok Wah was invited to America.
Before leaving, he promoted him to Hung Gar Instructor and appointed him in charge of his gym in Hong Kong.
In 1976, Grandmaster Lau Yeun Sing promoted him to Choi Mok Pai Instructor.
In 1984, Master Tang Tung Wing was invited to Greece to teach Kung Fu.
Since then, he decided to stay in Europe to spread Kung Fu in the West.
For Master Tang, exploring and perfecting Kung Fu is a lifelong process.
He has often been to China, seeking high-level Masters capable of teaching him the most internal systems of Kung Fu.
During these journeys, he became a disciple of Grandmaster Liu Jingru of the Baguazhang style in Beijing and Grandmaster Wang Xian of the Chen-style Taijiquan.
Master Tang Tung Wing is certified by the Hong Kong Chinese Martial Arts Association "Chung Wah."
He is the chief instructor of the "Hong Kong Choi Mok Pai Kung Fu Association" in Europe.
Patient and precise, he is extremely meticulous when teaching and guiding his students.

文史漫谈:圣人的心怀 ?
Wénshǐ màntán: Shèngrén de xīnhuái ?
Choose to be courageous, eloquent and virtuous

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