Examining the Martial Arts and Associated Culture in Mainland China

Today we're in Schünde to visit the Bruce Lee Paradise, which is very interesting for Sifu Canspej because he used to learn from three of Bruce Lee's original students. So we're looking forward to enjoying the atmosphere and the architecture and everything. So let's go have a look. Thank you very much. Bruce Lee. This is one of my books. This is Bruce Lee's first student. Like a center for the collection of information about Bruce Lee. You have a great collection. We write an article on his museum and then publish it. So maybe tourists from Europe. So what do you think about the Kung Fu they practice there? Very interesting. I have the feeling that Wing Chun in Hong Kong is a simplified version of what I saw here. Shorter, simplified, straighter. So we're here, see, and I want to somehow push him, make him lose his balance and punch him and kick him. But the thing to do is how to get from the outside to the inside. And then again, there, and then you can make him fly away. This whole motion feels very controlled. Controlled and soft, right? Soft but you can sense the solidity in it. Yeah. See, it often happens that you're outside. I want you to go inside somehow. And he touches you here. So you must use the touch and also make him push him around, right? Yes. It also showed me that the world of Wing Chun is bigger than in the West, you think. Yes, more variety, which I like. People are lovely, very, very polite. They go out of their way to help you and explain to you. Yes.