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| The Shao-Lin Monks wall mural from previous generations, Kung Fu and Tai Chi training in the White Robe Hall at the famous Henan Shao-Lin Temple, wearing the classical, traditional clothing of the Monks on this 20' by 40' painting. The harassment of the Shao-Lin Monks by the Tang Emperor, led to the eventual destruction of the northern Honan Temple, but was followed by the expansion of the Art throughout China, including the opening of the southern Fujian Temple.
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Shao-Lin History
Legend has it that it all began 1500 years ago in a small part of Honan province in China at a temple known as Shao-Lin Ssu, the Young F
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Shao-lin GrandMasters
The Ch'ing dynasty, the last to rule China, was Manchurian. The Manchu often feared the resentment and possible revolution of the Chinese people under their rule...
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Grandmaster Sin Kwang Thé
In 1943 a boy named Sin Kwang Thé was born in Bandung who would one day become the third Grandmaster of our lineage. His family had several Shaolin ancestors and young Sin was drawn to the martial arts...
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