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Clark Tang


Clark Tang (far right in blue) at the grand opening of the Shaolin Kung Fu school in Walnut, CA, 2015. Clark practices a modern version of Shaolin, but is affiliated with this school. All the men in yellow are Shaolin monks.
Clark Tang (far right in blue) at the grand opening of the Shaolin Kung Fu school in Walnut, CA, 2015. Clark practices a modern version of Shaolin, but is affiliated with this school. All the men in yellow are Shaolin monks.

Clark Tang


Clark Tang with Linda Emory Lee, Bruce Lee’s widow, at a gathering in Seattle, WA, where Lee lived for many years and had a martial arts school. 2014.
Clark Tang with Linda Emory Lee, Bruce Lee’s widow, at a gathering in Seattle, WA, where Lee lived for many years and had a martial arts school. 2014.

Clark Tang


Clark Tang (far left) is part of a group who meet annually at the Bruce Lee memorial in Seattle, Washington to celebrate Lee’s birthday. Lee lived in Seattle for many years and had a martial arts school. Photo was taken in 2014.
Clark Tang (far left) is part of a group who meet annually at the Bruce Lee memorial in Seattle, Washington to celebrate Lee’s birthday. Lee lived in Seattle for many years and had a martial arts school. Photo was taken in 2014.

Clark Tang


Clark Tang founded Wing Chun martial arts school in Signal Hill, CA in 2012. The school was also a temple and open to children and adults. It was in operation for about 10 years. Photo taken in 2014.
Clark Tang founded Wing Chun martial arts school in Signal Hill, CA in 2012. The school was also a temple and open to children and adults. It was in operation for about 10 years. Photo taken in 2014.

Clark Tang


Clark Tang with Grand Master Wong Long Ching, Hong Kong, 2014. Ching was an important influence on Clark’s philosophy and martial arts perspective. He calls Ching his adopted father and is very close to him.
Clark Tang with Grand Master Wong Long Ching, Hong Kong, 2014. Ching was an important influence on Clark’s philosophy and martial arts perspective. He calls Ching his adopted father and is very close to him.

Clark Tang


Clark Tang’s second time visiting Cambodia in 2004. Clark is standing beside the statue of King Sisowath near Wat Phnom in Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh. He went on this trip to sponsor his parents to come to the U.S.
Clark Tang’s second time visiting Cambodia in 2004. Clark is standing beside the statue of King Sisowath near Wat Phnom in Cambodia’s capital, Phnom Penh. He went on this trip to sponsor his parents to come to the U.S.
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