Yong Chun White Crane's Most Senior Master, Su Ying Han - Masters of Fujian ep6

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Su Ying Han is the most senior White Crane master in Yong Chun County, as well as in all of China. When we went to visit, we didn't even know if he would allow us to film, but after drinking a lot of tea with him, he gave us this great explanation and gave me a really sore wrist! He had an interest in northern Mantis too, and asked to see my form.
Yong Chun is said to be where Fang Qi Niang and her husband first taught White Crane. It's no coincidence that the place name sounds like Wing Chun, its just the Mandarin pronunciation, and some people believe Wing Chun has developed out of Crane Kung Fu.
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@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

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@vipassanamasterzenng5780 4 года назад

Master Su Said the white crane 8 movement is the most important.

@davidbarnwellutech4663 4 года назад

What art was that you demonstrated at the end Wil? The one whose form you did?

@blockmasterscott 4 года назад

Man, I know I've said this before, but seeing my two favorite channels together just put a smile on my face. :)

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

Thanks man! Glad you’re enjoying it! Jesse’s last vid went up yesterday and I have about five more, so stay tuned!

@stegmonjurvinweirdt1834 5 дней назад

So, that is Encamp . . . ?

@blockmasterscott 5 дней назад

@@stegmonjurvinweirdt1834Yup, that’s Jesse!

@ambulocetusnatans 4 года назад

Epic collaboration. Thank you for introducing me to Jesse's channel. More people like you should find a way to go to China and learn from these old masters before their skills are gone forever. Some of them don't have any inheritors because the kids all want to learn MMA these days.

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

It was great to work with Jesse and I learnt so much from him! Yea, Im hoping that through these videos more people will go and do the same. I have already put a few people in contact with teachers that Ive interviewed

@tommartin1223 4 года назад

I found you through jessie! Both of you guys are great

@civilsavage6337 4 года назад

Had that feeling with Yang Jwing Ming in US. Small wrap had me on the floor and in pain in an instant. White crane is no joke!

@martinchan168 3 года назад

But I think Yang is Tai Chi not White crane.

@ukguy 3 года назад

@@martinchan168 Yang is definitely a white crane guy who has learnt various other arts. He has written extensively about it. His books on white crane are excellent.

@martinchan168 3 года назад

@@ukguy yeah, I watched his documentary, he actually started White Crane first. I have a Grappling book from him. Wonder if he still have that training school in California.

@Livingtree32 3 года назад

@@martinchan168 As far as I know, yes. But not the 10 year program anymore. (if they haven´t taken it up again)

@Gieszkanne Год назад

Yang is doing northern White Crane. Its a totally different style.

@JPGPakua 4 года назад

Wow, this was awesome. His daughter's form was great. Happy for both camps and hope the Karate nerd morphs into the Kung Fu nerd, ha. Great video! Best so far.

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

We’ll soon convert him!

@kathywolf4558 4 года назад

Thank you. Have read about this form but had never seen anyone who knew about this form.

@1mataleo1 7 месяцев назад

Su Ying Han has a great series of dvds covering the entire system. I’ve seen them here on RU-vid, but never with the English subtitles. I’ll have to pick them up when my situation improves so I can understand what he is saying, particularly in the one on San Zhan.

@lionellebigot4535 4 года назад

Thank you, in all your videos from Fujian, I can see many deep links with Matayoshi Kingai-ryu Tôde (Okinawa's White Crane).

@timoteostation 2 года назад

I've met your channel from the Jesse's series. Your work is really good, all of these martial art researches are very important for the next generations.

@MonkeyStealsPeach 2 года назад

Awesome, thank you!

@AntKneeLeafEllipse 4 года назад

What an amazing video!! So relaxed.

@jacquelinecahill3487 3 года назад

Fantastic sharing 🙏🙏Thank you so much - so much Respect for these Older Masters 🙏🙏

@PINGANTU 4 года назад

Good stuff! Thanks for uploading. I don't think I've seen Northern Mantis before. Very interesting.

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

It turned out Master Su was friends with a close friend of my own Mantis Shifu, so he wanted to see some. Unfortunately I was pretty under the weather, as you can probably hear from my voice particularly in the Wuzu and Shaolin episodes, so my performance was a bit shoddy

@itz_just_me594 4 года назад

Kata wasWonderful

@michaelbarnhart2451 4 года назад

Excellent that you are here in Australia. I hope you will be spending time with Mr Gao Jian, inheritor of Liu He Tanglang in Melbourne

@dowayigu1277 4 года назад

in soft contains flexibility, awareness and power

@joaovermelho0084 2 года назад

My friend please clear me a doubt if possible. Is the Tibetan White Crane style the Fujian White Grace style? Or are they different styles? Or are they the same style just with different branches? Thanks in advance!

@Gieszkanne Год назад

Totally different styles. Have nothing to do with each other. Tibetan Crane is a northern long fist style.

@joaovermelho0084 Год назад

@@Gieszkanne Thanks

@Moodymongul 2 года назад

10:00 - as I grew older, this became a thought for me (6ft tall). The form footwork, often is not adapted to fit a larger 'gate' (when taught). So, taller people (who have learnt the strict footwork spacing of the past) can look less stable in their movements/stances. Opening up the stances (even if it defies older thinking) often stabilises (correctly) a taller person.

@MonkeyStealsPeach 2 года назад

Yea, I see what you mean. To be fair, that’s how a good teacher would teach the art. This performance is probably one of my worst too… tight jeans, wrong shoes and I was actually pretty sick with a fever…..

@vipassanamasterzenng5780 4 года назад

Master Su The 8 movement most Important in white crane.

@ruiseartalcorn 3 года назад

Awesome!

@deejin25 3 года назад

When you know you're looking at profundity, but not sure how much of it you're going to get.

@scottc3165 3 года назад

What a wonderful gentleman as well. Nice to document this skill.

@evgenyrybin2394 Год назад

Thank you dear friend

@jadenng7569 Год назад

The next time you happen to visit Yongchun, you should go and visit Master Su's son, Su Junyi. He and his sister (who performed 美女梳妆 - Mei Nü Shu Zhuang, a core form of Baihe Quan in Yongchun) run a school not far from where you held the interview. In this video (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uQX9wICFtWA.html) he performs two slightly more advanced sets than the one his sister displayed in the interview. The first taolu (0:00 - 1:06) is called 千字打 (Qian Zi Da, "Qian" Character Striking) and the second taolu (1:46 - 4:48) is called 白鹤献爪 (Bai He Xian Zhao, White Crane Shows Talons).

@kentmoyer 4 года назад

Great videos

@perrypelican9476 4 года назад

Cool video. I think that he means the more tense you are, the easier it is for him to control you. I dont think its the movements that are important, its the internal flow of energy. No internal flow then no power. Its hard to explain. The beginners have to worry about exact position, but eventually you can almost do what you want, like strike forward while falling back and off balance.

@diatonicone 4 года назад

I could see how Tensho kata and a couple of movements from Kururunfa kata could possibly be derived from this.

@砕片 4 года назад

希望这么好的拳种，不要失传啊。

@togetherdivinechange3235 3 года назад

He knows what he’s talking about very good education! Thank you

@leavemealoneyouprick 4 года назад

when he says "theres no grab like this in karate" i'd like to mention how interesting that is, im not sure if ive seen it in other styles, but we practice it all the time in GoJu Ryu, but i saw one of the other videos from yours and jesse's journey where they said about the founder of GoJu going to the white crane temple to study.

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

To be honest, I doubt he’s seen a huge amount of Karate beyond people who come to visit him as part of these “seeking the roots” trips

@leavemealoneyouprick 4 года назад

@@MonkeyStealsPeach tbf, that also crossed my mind haha, a lot of these kinds of people are trapped in their own bubble, i'd be annoyed if it wasnt fascinating.

@barthur5704 3 года назад

@@leavemealoneyouprick This grab is also manifested (I believe) in Passai in the kakeuke sequences, among other interpretations: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-w3x1ISQ6iuI.html

@stevepark2643 Год назад

It's in Uechi-ryu as well

@definitlynotbenlente7671 Год назад

@@MonkeyStealsPeachgoju ryu has its roots in white crane

@trumplostlol3007 2 года назад

That has nothing to do with chi, but something to do with the joint structure of the arm. That positioning of the arm is also found in Wing Chun. When the arm is placed at a certain angle against the opponent, it is hard to break that structure even if you apply a lot of force to try to break it.

@michaelburnell2803 4 года назад

What was the Mantis form you demonstrated? Loved it 👍

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

Thanks! First section of Zhai Yao

@TheRenegadeMonk 7 месяцев назад

What are the named of the forms demonstrated in this vid?

@elpepepepardo4503 2 года назад

can the camera man stop tapping the microphone? ffs man...

@martinchan168 3 года назад

The lady was so impressive! White crane spirit. Did you do a Shaolin or mantis set?

@MonkeyStealsPeach 3 года назад

Mantis

@许志鹏-g3b 4 года назад

苏老师的功夫很好特别是鹤缠脖堪称一绝，不知道您是练什么拳的？看您打的拳也很好👍您师傅不知是哪位高人？

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

您过奖！我是练螳螂拳，我师父是烟台市的周振动先生。感兴趣可以在百度查一下

@许志鹏-g3b 4 года назад

@@MonkeyStealsPeach 集各派螳螂于一身非常优秀，看您发布的视频受益良多。看得出来您是真心喜欢传统武术，传承相信您会做的很好👍

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

多谢🙏

@immortalwarrior4722 4 года назад

Hope to see u go chen village to see chen style and i hope u do vids on baguazhang and bajiquan

@Livingtree32 4 года назад

It would be more interesting to compare different lineages of Chen, like Laojia, Xinjia, Xiaojia, Zhaobao etc.

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

Variations of Chen & Zhaobao, plus different styles of Tongbei would be an awesome one!

@Livingtree32 4 года назад

@@MonkeyStealsPeach Will, I also have another idea, although it's maybe not so mainstream: There are some small, not well-known styles in Jiangxi and Hunan, for example "Zimenquan", "Yingmenquan", "Famenquan" in Jiangxi, "Yuejia Quan" in Hunan. They seem to be all interconnected and they don't fit the characteristics of other groups of styles that are more well-known. You can read about it on Taiping Institute's website, if you're interested. The cool thing about it: If you did a miniseries on this topic, it would be an absolute first. I'm not even aware of it having been done in China before. 😉

@Livingtree32 4 года назад

Of course I don't recommend going there right now, everyone be cautious.

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

You’re tempting me with all these ideas! Time and money is always a hindrance though!

@akadhsu 4 года назад

Not only you can speak Mandarin very well, but you also understand Chinese at a different level.

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

Thanks a lot!

@viveknaik001 4 года назад

That hand hold is in japanese aiki which is my personal theory is taichi as both have very similar theory to control a fight

@viveknaik001 4 года назад

As taichi can be written taiqi taiji and over a period of time can become taiki and then aiki

@viveknaik001 4 года назад

And it is well known that taichi is the most effective internal martial arts

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

How its romanized means nothing, don’t forget Latin alphabet didn’t exist to the masters who created these arts

@viveknaik001 4 года назад

@@MonkeyStealsPeach that is true but even the philosophy as to their training and fighting methods also are very similar..

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

Wasnt Ueshiba supposed to have trained Taiji and Bagua while living in China?

@frbud 2 года назад

What style that you show in the end of this video? Do you have senior Su Ying Han showing San Zhan? Any Fa Jing that this senior showing?

@MonkeyStealsPeach 2 года назад

Taiji Mantis, which I learnt when living in Shandong in northern China. Sorry, I don't have clips of him, but I think he produced some VCDs, maybe they are on RU-vid somewhere

@ReelDealWingchun Год назад

Jesse?

@c_san5905 4 года назад

I have seen this video a couple of times, but i know that i'm missing the half because i don't understand Chinese, English isn't my first language, the translation isn't very clear and there are no captions, may you help us with the explanations? Thanks

@MonkeyStealsPeach 4 года назад

Sorry if its not clear for you, I was translating pretty much exactly what he said.