1. Strong practicability: Traditional Wing Chun pays attention to practical application, simple skills, and is direct and effective. Pay attention to using each other's strength to resolve and counter each other's attacks. 2. Pushing hands: The traditional wing chun boxing pays attention to "one punch and one flower, constant techniques and high spirits", and advocates improving one's skills, reaction and adaptability through pushing hands training. 3. Straight boxing: The main boxing method of traditional wing chun is straight boxing, which pays attention to the exertion and application of boxing strength. Straight boxing helps to win the battle quickly, with a wide range of attacks and its power can not be ignored. 4. Fast break: The traditional wing chun pays attention to fast break, which makes the opponent too late to respond. Pay attention to "playing fast and playing slow" and quickly occupy the dominant position with high-speed attack. 5. Power control: The traditional Wing Chun emphasizes the control of power and strives to strike the target accurately. The attack should not only hit accurately, but also restore strength immediately after hitting and improve the counterattack speed. 6. Overall coordination: The traditional Wing Chun pays attention to the use of both feet, with flexible body and coordinated hands and feet, turning passive into active. Pay attention to the whole body's power transmission and overall coordination in order to achieve maximum benefits.