Legend traces the origins of Wing Chun Kung Fu to Ng Mui, a revered Buddhist nun and esteemed elder of the Southern China Shaolin Temple. Drawing upon her profound Shaolin martial arts knowledge, Ng Mui went on to craft a formidable fighting style that transcended reliance on sheer physical strength, a martial art having an effective fighting method that did not rely on brute strength, instead by applying the arts to neutralise your opponent brute force as well as transforming the brute force into your counter attack . Ng Mui named this unique Kung fu art she created after her first student, a young woman named Yim Wing Chun ( forever Spring, transliterate)

Wing Chun Kung Fu emerged as an art of finesse, alertness, confidence and how to coordinate body movement and limbs simultaneously and effectively in defensive and counter attack with minimum brute force, ideal for those seeking self-defense mastery. With over three centuries of evolution in Southern China and Hongkong, Wing Chun Kung Fu has flourished, attracting luminaries such as Bruce Lee and Robert Downey Jr., who have championed and popularized its principles.