daughter Lau Shiu-yee and His uncle is Lau Kar-leung () and also he is Lau Kar-wing’s nephew. Kar-yung was followed by Lau Shiu-yee (Mother) to learn Lau’s Family Hung Ga kung fu and, Chinese herbal medicine at Lau cham’s martial arts school in Hong Kong. Then he becomes a member of the Lau Kar Ban (Liu Jiaban) / Lau’s brothers and making some of the best Kung Fu Movie ever seen. After 50 years of training and profession, he is currently the Grandmaster of Lau’s family Hung Kuen Branch and he continues spreading his family lineage across the globe. Also, become President of Hung Gar Association Lau Kar Yung Hung Kuen Kung Fu Association. Additional Lau's family disciples were added for the 6th generation apprentice, representing Germany: Master Jau-chi Hang, Mexico: Master James Valentino Santi, and United States: Master Chun Ho and Grandmaster Lau Kar-yung. - Lam Cho () (Lam Sai-wing's adopted nephew) was an icon in the Hong Kong martial arts scene. He succeeded in successful innovations and creative additions of various Hand and Weapon Routines. Lam Cho has taught many well known masters that now have students around the world. - Y.C. Wong () (San Francisco), Bucksam Kong () (Los Angeles and Hawaii), Kwong Tit-fu () and Tang Kwok-wah () (Boston) . Lam Cho's children, Anthony Lam Chun-fai (), () and Lam Chun-sing (), now carry on his Hung Ga teaching in Hong Kong. Anthony Lam Chun-fai, his eldest son, has also done much to spread Hung Kuen in Europe, while Simon Lam Chun-chung, his third son, continues to teach his father's students and new students at Lam Cho's renowned studio in Mong Kok, Hong Kong. (Among Tang Kwok-wah's students currently teaching in the area are Winchell Ping Chiu-woo () (Chiu Mo Kwoon, Boston), Yon Lee () (who is also the master instructor for the Harvard Tai Chi Tiger Crane kung fu Club at Harvard University since 1985), and Sik Y. Hum. Calvin Chin of Newton Highlands, Massachusetts, carries on Kwong's legacy.) - Chiu Kau () began learning Hung Kuen in Singapore then became a student of Lam Sai-wing. He later married Wong Siu-ying (), who began learning Hung Ga from her husband. The couple eventually settled down in Hong Kong, where they continued their Hung Ga training at the Lam Sai-wing National Art Association Second Branch. Their sons Chiu Chi-ling () of Alameda, California, and Chiu Wai