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David A. Ross

A Brief History of Chinese Kung-Fu: Part 1
By David A. Ross

There is a lot of contradictory information circulated about the origins and purposes of Chinese martial arts and most of what is painted by those within these arts is not only misleading and illogical, but also inconsistent.

A Brief History of Chinese Kung-Fu: Part 2
By David A. Ross

In recent history Chinese martial arts witnessed growing control of the central government over their practice and interpretation.

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