Grandmaster Doc-Fai Wong was invited by the Philippine Ling Nam Athletic Federation to do seminar on traditional Yang Tai Chi in Manila on July 2, 2004. During his seminar he explained the traditional way of practicing tai chi comparing it to the contemporary tai chi training methods. Grandmaster Wong also demonstrated some traditional Yang tai chi forms such as the fast form, the tai chi straight sword, tai chi saber and the Plum Blossom tai chi fan as well. He opened a challenge to the students, instructors and the spectators for pushing hands. He demonstrated the eight men powerful push against him and also tore a local telephone book in half for his exhibition at the end of the seminar. The entire event attracted over 200 people participated in the new location of the Ling Nam clubhouse.

The leaders and instructors of the Ling Nam Federation also arranged the media to interview him and took him to visit the Filipino Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation and The Philippine Wushu Federation Headquarters during his visit from July 1 to 4, 2004.

Visiting the Filipino Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation	Award from the Filipino Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation	Welcome Banquet	Welcome Banquet
Seminar Group	Grandmaster Lecturing	Demo of the Tai Chi Fan	Yang Straight Sword
Yang Sabre	Challengers Welcome	Taking on the Challengers	Challengers Get a Lesson
Pushing Hands	Fa Jing Lesson	8 Men Pushing Grandmaster	Tearing the Local Phone Book
Tearing the Local Phone Book	Award from the Ling Nam Athletic Federation	Grandmaster Lecturing	Inside the Filipino Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation
Newspaper Clipping

Grandmaster Doc-Fai Wong was invited by the Tai Chi Chuan Associations in Manila, Philippines on August 6, 2003 to do a seminar on traditional Yang Tai Chi and demonstrated the Yang Tai Chi fast form, Yang straight sword, Yang Tai Chi saber and the Tai Chi Wind Chasing fan form. He opened to the local instructors to practice free style push hand with him and multi pushing and free style attacking push as well to the general public to test his abilities

Manila Group	Grandmaster Lectures on Tai Chi Principles	Grandmaster demonstrates Tai Chi Gim
Grandmaster demonstrates Tai Chi Sabre	Grandmaster demonstrates Tai Chi Fan	Grandmaster demonstrates more Tai Chi Fan
Grandmaster demonstrates Tai Chi Fast Set	Grandmaster teaches Push Hands	Neutralizing two men pushing
Neutralizing three men pushing	Grandmaster invites people to attack him	Article in Manila Newspaper