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For a long time now I have been on this thought, Why was Shaolin Wahnam not added into the Shaolin Temple Martial practice after it was rebuilt?
I understand that in China, after the Red Guard destruction of the Shaolin temple: and A fight in a Japanese Saito competition, decided that the martial world no longer needed to be disbanded: and the need to restore the Culture and the Martial Arts and the Shaolin Temple became a great deal to them, however I am wondering why they did not ask Si-gung Wong to help with the Restoring of True Gung Fu and not the Wushu that is seen in practice today? now don't get me wrong here I like what the Monks are practicing it looks great sure, but if there was ever a need to restore True Gung Fu, should it not be in the temples criteria, instead of constant Wushu practice? Also I understand that many master did not trust the Governments atempt at restoring Martial Arts, and died with the Secrets or left their secrets to Diciples who in turn did not spread the secrets held but to a select few. Or is it that The Government within China does not fully believe that The kind of Kung Fu that we here practice is of any use to Buddhist Monks? or maybe they would have feared an overthrow, I mean the possibilites posing the question are endless, And to much to speculate on, however I still wonder; Si-Gung's Kung Fu Is a True Kung Fu, it should be placed in with the Shaolin temple, as a study of Real Combat education. My opinion only, but I would like to hear other views as well.![Confused](https://www.wongkiewkit.com/forum/core/images/smilies/confused.png)
Amitoufo.
For a long time now I have been on this thought, Why was Shaolin Wahnam not added into the Shaolin Temple Martial practice after it was rebuilt?
I understand that in China, after the Red Guard destruction of the Shaolin temple: and A fight in a Japanese Saito competition, decided that the martial world no longer needed to be disbanded: and the need to restore the Culture and the Martial Arts and the Shaolin Temple became a great deal to them, however I am wondering why they did not ask Si-gung Wong to help with the Restoring of True Gung Fu and not the Wushu that is seen in practice today? now don't get me wrong here I like what the Monks are practicing it looks great sure, but if there was ever a need to restore True Gung Fu, should it not be in the temples criteria, instead of constant Wushu practice? Also I understand that many master did not trust the Governments atempt at restoring Martial Arts, and died with the Secrets or left their secrets to Diciples who in turn did not spread the secrets held but to a select few. Or is it that The Government within China does not fully believe that The kind of Kung Fu that we here practice is of any use to Buddhist Monks? or maybe they would have feared an overthrow, I mean the possibilites posing the question are endless, And to much to speculate on, however I still wonder; Si-Gung's Kung Fu Is a True Kung Fu, it should be placed in with the Shaolin temple, as a study of Real Combat education. My opinion only, but I would like to hear other views as well.
![Confused](https://www.wongkiewkit.com/forum/core/images/smilies/confused.png)
Amitoufo.
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