Ying Yee KwoonHeritage CollectionRelease ListMovement · Voice · Memory
The Living Record of Ying Yee Kwoon
Film preserves something photographs cannot—the movement, voices, rhythm, and spirit of a martial tradition. This collection brings together footage of Sifu Tony Lau, Ying Yee Kwoon, Hung Gar training, demonstrations, lion dance, and the people who carried the tradition forward.
Visit the Ying Yee Kwoon YouTube ChannelSifu Tony Lau · From the Archive
A rare filmed appearance of Sifu Tony Lau speaking for Ying Yee Kwoon and demonstrating Hung Gar during the landmark Kung Fu Masters exhibition organized by Grandmaster Wai Hong.
Publicly preserved by Martial Art World TV on YouTube. The published record identifies Sifu Tony Lau of Ying Yee Kwoon and places the exhibition in New York’s Chinatown in 1988.
From the official channel
Five films now form the official channel collection—preserving Sifu Tony Lau and Jack Yee in Hung Gar and Lion Dance footage spanning 1986, 1989, 1994, and 2026.
Lion Dance & Community · Ying Yee Kwoon · Official Channel
Jack Yee practices Southern traditional lion dance with Sifu Tony Lau and the Ying Yee Kwoon team in New York City in 1994.
Published by Ying Yee Kwoon on its official YouTube channel on August 26, 2026. The channel description identifies Jack, Sifu Tony Lau, the Ying Yee Kwoon team, New York City, and 1994.
Hung Gar in Practice · Ying Yee Kwoon · Official Channel
Jack Yee performs Hung Gar Ng Ying Kuen—the Five Animal Fist—in a contemporary record of the form and its living practice.
Published by Ying Yee Kwoon on its official YouTube channel on August 26, 2026. The channel description identifies Jack Yee performing Hung Gar Ng Ying Kuen, also known as Five Animal Fist.
Sifu Tony Lau · Hung Gar in Practice · Official Channel
Sifu Tony Lau performs Hung Gar Ng Ying Kuen at the Eastern US Kung Fu Federation Exhibition in New York City in 1989.
Published by Ying Yee Kwoon on its official YouTube channel on August 26, 2026. The channel description identifies Sifu Tony Lau, the Five Animal Fist, and the 1989 Eastern US Kung Fu Federation Exhibition.
Sifu Tony Lau · Lion Dance & Community · Official Channel
Sifu Tony Lau performs the awakening of the lion during the 1986 Ying Yee Kwoon exhibition at PACE University in New York City.
Published by Ying Yee Kwoon on its official YouTube channel on August 26, 2026. The channel description identifies the 1986 PACE University exhibition and Sifu Tony Lau’s lion-awakening ceremony.
Hung Gar in Practice · Ying Yee Kwoon · Official Channel
Jack Yee performs Hung Gar Ng Hung Kuen—the Five Elements Fist—in this concise 2026 presentation.
Published by Ying Yee Kwoon on its official YouTube channel on August 20, 2026. The channel identifies the footage as Jack performing the Hung Gar Five Elements Fist in a cut version.
Collection index
Each film is catalogued by subject and accompanied by the date, place, and provenance known at the time of publication. Records are refined as more information becomes available.
Demonstrations, interviews, instruction, and filmed appearances by the founder of Ying Yee Kwoon.
School footage, students, training, tournaments, and gatherings across generations.
Forms, applications, weapons, stance work, and the physical language of the tradition.
Street processions, public performances, celebrations, and the community around the kwoon.
Remembrances from students, friends, and the people whose lives were shaped by Sifu Lau.
Rare film whose date, location, or full provenance is still being carefully documented.
Films from the archive
These films are presented as historical documents. Context is kept concise, attribution is preserved, and uncertain details remain clearly identified rather than reconstructed.
From the Archive
A second filmed record from the Kung Fu Masters exhibition, preserving demonstrations and interviews from the gathering.
Publicly preserved by Martial Art World TV on YouTube. The published title and description identify the 1988 Kung Fu Masters exhibition in New York’s Chinatown.
Hung Gar in Practice
Companion footage broadens the record of Southern Chinese martial traditions represented during the landmark 1988 exhibition.
Publicly preserved on YouTube as companion footage from the 1988 Kung Fu Masters program. It is presented here for historical context within the wider martial community.
The archive is still growing
Newly preserved demonstrations, interviews, remembrances, and school footage will be added as they are identified and documented.
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