I would like to thanks the Editor and staff at Asian avenue magazine for their interest in Wing Chun, and what we offer at the Kusa facility. Most recently AAM has published an article in collaboration with myself and others about women in Wing Chun. The article touched on a bit of history, and women who have played a role in developing the system to those who study it to date, I have found the article to be exceptional. Although I would like to clarify that I had no part in the editing process of this article nor the pictures chosen to depict the story. It has been brought to my attention a few informational mistakes have been made, i.e the picture on the bottom left side of the page, the picture shows  William Cheung, although a great person and well respected individual in the art of Wing Chun I would like to clarify that Mr. Cheung is not my Sifu/teacher. I have never trained, studied, worked with nor been affiliated with him and his schools. As you read on in the article, our Lineage if of the Duncan Leung lineage always has been, always will be. The other is a typo, stating I also have studied with the late Grand master Yip Man. I find this amusing but at the same time disturbing. I would have loved to studied with Grand Master Yip Man but as fortune has it I was born several years to late.