Ask for documentation where to learn wing chun in kedah, malaysia

On the first floor, you shouldn't know Malaysia, there are three races in Malaysia, not only Malays, the landlord should be Chinese, most of the people who teach or learn Wing Chun are Chinese, I don't understand**There is a teach, but I read the newspaper about the Wing Chun Association, this is**.

You can call** to ask your state **Yes, this Wing Chun Association under Ye Zhun, now there are many self-supporting portals, you can ask friends, or send an email to China News or Guangming Hot News to ask.

It's hard to do this... There aren't many Malays who learn Wing Chun.

It's not so busy, it's very few people at noon and lunch time For me, the evening is usually quite early If you want to enjoy nature, Kedah is a good place, and the food is good

In general, Kuala Lumpur and Selangor are better.

Kedah is located on the border between Malaysia (West) and Thailand, with an area of 9,425 square kilometres and a population of 1,873,500 (2006), with the majority of residents being Malays. Originally under the rule of Siam (the old name of Thailand), it was transferred to British rule at the end of the 19th century (Malaysia was a British colony at the time). The capital of Kedah is Alor Setar.

Other major towns are Sungai Petani and Kulim. Located off the coast, Langkawi Island is a well-known tourist destination in Kedah.

Kupang Paso, Kedah, North Malaysia = Sintok Township. 52 km from Alor Setar Airport

You can buy a ticket directly to Alosda and take a taxi from Arrosda Airport to UUM for about RM40. Or you buy a ticket at Kuala Lumpur Puduraya Station to walk in the evening and walk to UM in the morning. About RM50.

Kedah is a state part of Malaysia.

Not close to Kuala Lumpur, relatively close to Penang.

There are still shops, but it is unknown whether the owner has been replaced!

no. 111, jalan besar, kulim, 14000 kedah malaysia