HI,
Quite simply, the spelling/pronounciation.
There is Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese Chinese.
What is the difference between Wing Chun and Wing Tsun?
Chun and Tsun??????
Reply:Wing Tsun uses a slighty less spicy sauce
Reply:The spelling of Chun and Tsun. They are both the same thing.
Reply:There isn't a difference between those two terms, they mean the same thing.
Reply:i have no idea, does anybody know if anybody has the ability, to do that Martial Art, the one the Bride uses to Kill Bill in Volume two.
Reply:If you're involved in the Wing Chun community, the differences are amazing! But they're just different lineages that use different spellings to differentiate. As with lineages, each one thinks they're the "true" lineage. Wing or Ving, Chun or Tsun. All the same.
Reply:Its only a difference in spelling.
Reply:haha theyre the same thing. im cantonese and i took wing chun. im guessing wing tsun is mandarin.
Reply:the same thing.............
Reply:None. They are the same art with different spellings. Remember, this is all transliterated from a different alphabet.
Reply:What's the difference between Ju-jutsu and Jiu-jitsu?
Actually in China you have Mandarin and Cantonese dialects, so that there is Kung-fu in the north and Gung-fu in the south. So there might be a difference in the Chinese pronounciation of Wing chun and Wing Tsun - but they're both the exact same style of fighting.
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