The Basic 4 Weapons;
Staff (Gun)
Broadsword (Dao)
Spear (Qiang)
Straight Sword (Jian)
The basic Eighteen (18) weapons include;
1. Saber; (dao); Dun Yiu Dao (single broad sword); Sheung Yiu Dao (double broad sword); Wu Dip Dao (double butterfly knives), or (Hu Die Shuang Dao.
2. Spear; (chang); Gau Wun Dai Dao (nine ring lance);
3. Long-handled spear; Dai Kwan Do (large lance)
4. Straight sword (jian); A narrow blade sword; Bak Sin Gim (straight sword); Sheung Chut (double daggers) are a smaller variation.
5. Hook sword; Gou; Mui Fa Wu Chow Out (double hook swords)
6. Halbert; (ji) like a spear with an additional moon shaped blade along one or both sides of the spear head. It is a weapon based on the spear.
7. Trident-halberd
8. Axe; fu
9. Battle axe; Sheung Fu Tao (double axes);
10. Tiger fork; (Hu Cha)
11. Whip; (bian), or Gau Chi Lin Wun Bin (nine section steel whip)
12. Mace (jian)
13. Hammer (chui)
14. Meteor hammer; (Liu Xing Chui)
15. Talon (zhua),
16. Staff; Guen; Gun; Cudgel; father of all weapons;
17. Short cudgel; walking stick
18. Staff; Sum Chi Guan (three section staff) Three Section Staff (San Jie Gun)
In addition to these, this style uses a short forked weapon known as the cha. Cha's are three pronged weapons used in pairs, and were originally used by monks wandering the country side.