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VT Museum has an interesting theory on this.
http://home.vtmuseum.org/articles/meng/truthrevealed.php
"With regards to the Yim Wing Chun element of the legend, consider once more the relevance of secret rebel societies. `Yim' can be translated to mean `prohibit' or `secret.' The term `Wing Chun' referred to a geographic location - the Siu Lam Wing Chun Tong (Always Spring Hall), where the rebels perhaps practiced martial arts and orchestrated their seditious activities. The use of the term Spring symbolized the rebirth of the Ming Dynasty and Always referred to the reestablished dynasty lasting forever. After the destruction of the Southern Shaolin temple and its Wing Chun Tong, the survivors changed the character of Wing from Always to Praise. The term Praise referred to the fact that the revolutionaries had to spread the word about the revolution after the destruction of their base. Thus, `Yim Wing Chun' was actually a codename, meaning (protect) the secret art of the Wing Chun Hall."
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Im Intrested in Your Opinions or Views Of why This Style of Kung Fu Has The Name Wing Chun?
Do you believe the Tale of A Ladie Named Wing Chun? or Do you think other wise????