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Chu Shong-tin
'''Chu Shong-tin''' (&#24464;&#23578;&#30000;徐尚田 [[1933]] - ) was the third student of martial arts teacher [[Yip Man]] in the discipline of [[Wing Chun]], and remained at [[Yip Man]]'s school to become his senior instructor.
He moved to [[Hong Kong]] in November of [[1949]].
He started learning [[Wing Chun]] informally in September of [[1950]] and he became Yip's formal student in January of [[1951]].

He wrote the book &#12298;&#35424;&#26149;&#23542;&#37969;&#12299;《詠春寶鑑》 and produced instructional [[DVDs]].

He was known as the 'King of Sil Lim Tao', Wing Chun's most important form and its crucial foundation.

== Lineage ==
{| border cellpadding=5
| colspan="2" align="center" | Lineage in Wing Chun
|-
|[[shifu|sifu]]||[[Yip Man]] (&#33865;&#21839;葉問)
|-
| colspan="2" align="center"  | &nbsp;<br>'''Chu Shong-tin''' (&#24464;&#23578;&#30000;徐尚田) <br>&nbsp;
|-
|known students||[[Jim Fung]] (&#39342;&#20659;&#24375;馮傳強)
|}

==External links==
*[http://www.chushongtin.com/ his website]
*[http://www.hchwingchun.com.au/chushongtin.htm biography]
*[http://www.wcarchive.com/WCA_Store/Item_Pages/ChuShongTin.htm His Videos]


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[[Category:1933 births|Chu, Shong-tin]]
[[Category:Living people|Chu, Shong-tin]]
[[Category:Wing Chun practitioners from Hong Kong|Chu, Shong-tin]]