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"Si-Gung" is the Chinese term for MASTER.

"Win Chun" is a southern Chinese style of Kung Fu.

"Loong" is the Chinese word for dragon, the symbol for the changing creative force of life and the name given to Bruce Lee by Grandmaster Yip.

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