Fujian White Crane Fujian White crane it’s a southern Fukien style with characteristically tall stances and short hand techniques. It is also historically connected to Karate, and many other southern styles including Wing Chun. Many karate masters in Okinawa either spent time training in southern China, or learnt from Chinese merchants in Okinawa. Wing chun was also said to have some white crane involvement also (the story goes that the founder saw a crane and snake fighting and came up with win

Crane kung fu with great techniques and power. | UK Shaolin

Master Richard Huang 黃正斌 demonstrates applications of the movements found in the White Crane Kung fu forms (Whooping Crane.) | The Martial Man

Su Yinghan, 80, an inheritor of White Crane Style, a Chinese martial art form that originated from Yongchun County, east China's Fujian Province, has witnessed the martial art form go global. #KungFu | China News 中国新闻网