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| Wong Wah-bo | |||||||
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| Born | unknown Heshan, Guangdong, Qing Empire | ||||||
| Died | unknown Qing Empire | ||||||
| Native name | 黃華寶 | ||||||
| Style | Wing Chun | ||||||
| Teacher(s) | Leung Lan-kwai[1]
Leung Yee-tai | ||||||
| Occupation | Martial artist, Opera singer | ||||||
| Notable students | Leung Yee-tai Yuen Chai-wan Yuen Kay-shan Leung Jan Leung Bik | ||||||
| Chinese name | |||||||
| Traditional Chinese | 黃華寶 | ||||||
| Simplified Chinese | 黄华宝 | ||||||
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Wong Wah-bo was a martial artist and an opera singer of the late Qing Dynasty. Wong Wah-bo is a notable figure in development of martial art Wing Chun, which is known for its poorly documented history, and is recognized as being part of various contemporary Wing Chun lineages' history.[2]
- ^ Leung Ting, Roots and Branches of Wing Tsun (ISBN 962-7284-23-8) pg. 53
- ^ Chu, Ritchie & Wu 2015, pg 4-27, 69-77, 83-89