The living conditions of Ye Wen's descendants in "Ancient Secret Appointment in Jinyang" Where are the descendants of Master Ye Wen?

Descendants of Ye Wen: Ye Wen, whose real name is Ye Jiwen, was from a wealthy family in Foshan, Guangdong. At the age of 12, he learned Wing Chun and became a disciple of Chen Hua Shun. In 1950, he went to Hong Kong and taught Wing Chun at the Hong Kong and Kowloon Hotel Staff Union. The most famous among his disciples is Bruce Lee, a martial arts superstar who made Chinese martial arts famous all over the world. What about the descendants of this Wing Chun master?

Ye Zhun

Ye Zhun, male, was born in Foshan in 1924. He is the son of Wing Chun master Yip Man and his mother, Teo Wing-shing. After Yip's death in 1972, his son Yip Zhunhe inherited his father's business and devoted himself to promoting Wing Chun overseas. Ye Chun has interned at the Hong Kong Wing Chun Sports Association, Shatin Town Hall, City University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and Foshan Institute of Science and Technology.

Ye Zheng

Ye was born in Foshan, Guangdong in 1936. He is the second son of Wing Chun master Yip Man.

At that time, Foshan Town’s industry and commerce had developed, and Hankou, Jingde and Zhuxian were the four major ancient towns in China. Foshan Mulberry Garden, whose real name is Ye, comes from a wealthy and scholarly family in Foshan. In 1943, Master Yip studied Wing Chun with Master Yip Man in Foshan until 1949 when Master Yip Man left Foshan for Hong Kong. Ye Zhengda continued to complete his studies in China. It was not until February 1962 that I came to Hong Kong to do the recount with Master Ip Man, and I lived with him until his death in December 1972.

Because Master Ye Zheng has lived with his master for many years, he has a deep understanding and experience of Wing Chun and the forms and methods of boxing teaching, and later served as a teaching assistant in the boxing gym for a long time. Until the death of the owner.

Later, Master Yip set up a factory in the New Territories to develop his own business. During this period, Master Yip was still teaching Wing Chun as a private teacher at home. It was not until Master Yip retired in 1994 that he officially started teaching Wing Chun.

Yip Shaohua

He is the son of Yip Shaohua, the first generation Wing Chun master Yip Man. Ye Shaohua and Ye Zhun are half-brothers whose ancestral home is Lianxingtan Village, Luocun. His grandfather moved to Mulberry Garden in Foshan to escape the chaos of the Red Head Army. Ye Shaohua inherited his father's martial arts tradition and developed Wing Chun with the famous martial arts master Bruce Lee.

In 1949, Ye Wen left his wife and four children in the mainland. His eldest son was named Ye Zhun. After Ye Wen went to Hong Kong alone, he married a Shanghai woman and gave birth to Ye Shaohua. His children have been reunited in Hong Kong since the 1960s.