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Inspired by what she had seen, Ving Tsun modified, and improved the techniques she had learned. Confident in her new system, Ving Tsun sought out the warlord and beat him decisively. Ving Tsun then organized her new sytem into a series of forms: Sil Lim Tao (Little Idea), Chum Kiu (Searching for the Bridge), Biu Gee (Shooting Fingers), and a series of techniques performed on the Mok Yan Jong (Wooden Dummy). Ving Tsun eventually married and taught her system to her husband, Chan Wah Shun. The "Ving Tsun System" was subsequently passed down from generation to generation until it was taught to Yip Man, who began training in Fatshan at the age of nine. In 1949, Yip Man brought Ving Tsun Kung Fu to Hong Kong and taught it for thirty years. Yip Man, the Grand Master of the Ving Tsun System, passed away in Hong Kong in December, 1972, at the age of eighty-one. May his tribe prosper.