Shun Wu Tang rules: The name of the school, as handed down from our ancestors, is “Shun Wu Tang” pronounced Sun Wu Tung. (Sun Wu is the birth name of General Sun Tzu of the Art of War fame. Tang means Great Hall or place of great gathering) The objective of the school is to teach and preserve Traditional Chinese Martial Arts, enhance the spirit of martial arts, provide the student… Read More »School Guide Lines and Rules
The Ten Laws of Kung Fu are non-religious, and transcend all cultures and races, i.e. people of any culture and race would agree that they promote values that are worthy and desirable. Laws, in the Luohan Kung Fu tradition, are not meant to be punitive or restrictive, but as practical means to help students achieve set aims and objectives; in this case to help them attain the best possible results… Read More »Ten Laws of Kung Fu
Hu Qin Shr came to Taiwan from Fujian China. He was a well-known and respected Martial Artists who practiced Luohan Quan and is credited for the naming of Shun Wu Tang. After the Tai Ping wars, he fled to Taiwan and settled in the Yunlin area. He kept a low profile for many years until one day while visiting Sihhu, he heard the sound of drums and recognised the martial… Read More »How Shun Wu Tang came to Taiwan