Grandmaster Su Jin Miao has dedicated his life to preserving and sharing the authentic martial traditions. A true inheritor of rare systems such as Luohan Quan, Tai Tzu Quan, and Dazun Quan. He combines deep spiritual discipline with practical fighting skill. His teachings have spread worldwide, inspiring generations of students through his integrity, wisdom, and mastery. Click here to learn more about Grandmaster Su’s journey, lineage, and lifelong contribution to traditional Kung Fu.

Getting ready for your Shun Wu Tang class is simple but important. Wear comfortable training clothes, bring water, and arrive with a focused, respectful attitude. For beginners, no special gear is required—just an open mind and willingness to learn.

Advanced students may need training gears or protective equipment depending on the level. Click here for the full checklist and tips to get the most from your training.

Luohan Quan is one of the oldest and most revered martial arts styles to emerge from the Shaolin Temple. Inspired by the 18 enlightened Arhats, this powerful Southern system blends internal cultivation, explosive close-range techniques, and hard Qigong training. As the foundation of the Shun Wu Tang system, it offers a deep, authentic path for both self-defense and personal development.

Discover the origins, principles, and evolution of this rare art—click to learn more.

Luohan Quan is one of the oldest and most revered martial arts styles to emerge from the Shaolin Temple. Inspired by the 18 enlightened Arhats, this powerful Southern system blends internal cultivation, explosive close-range techniques, and hard Qigong training. As the foundation of the Shun Wu Tang system, it offers a deep, authentic path for both self-defense and personal development.

Discover the origins, principles, and evolution of this rare art—click to learn more.

​At Shun Wu Tang, discipline, respect, and harmony form the foundation of our practice. These guidelines and rules are here to support a safe, focused, and respectful learning environment for all students.​ By following them, we honor the tradition of Kung Fu, respect our fellow practitioners, and cultivate the right mindset for true growth — both in and beyond the training hall.​ Please take the time to read them carefully and uphold them with sincerity and integrity.

More than just rules, the 10 Laws of Kung Fu reflect the moral foundation and spirit of traditional martial arts. They guide students in discipline, respect, humility, and perseverance—both inside and outside the training hall. These principles are essential to truly understanding and living the path of Kung Fu.

Click here to explore the 10 Laws and how they shape your journey in Shun Wu Tang.

Wu De, the moral code of martial arts, lies at the heart of Shun Wu Tang training. It teaches humility, respect, discipline, compassion, and inner strength—essential values for both martial excellence and personal growth. Studying Wu De helps practitioners not only refine their technique but also cultivate character and live with integrity in all aspects of life. Click here to discover the meaning and daily practice of Wu De in the Shun Wu Tang tradition.

The Nine Principles form the essential technical foundation of Shun Wu Tang. They guide practitioners in combining speed and power with flexibility and precise body alignment. Emphasizing rooted stances and efficient movement, these principles help generate strong, controlled force while maintaining balance and fluidity. Mastery of these principles allows for effective, harmonious martial techniques rooted in traditional Chinese combat wisdom.

The Shun Wu Tang system offers a complete and structured path in traditional Chinese martial arts. Rooted in centuries of martial heritage and refined by Grandmaster Su Jin Miao, the syllabus guides students through progressive stages—from foundational stances and striking drills to advanced forms and internal cultivation. It is a journey that shapes both body and spirit, grounded in classical principles and martial virtue. Click to explore the full curriculum.