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Summary

Kung Fu is portrayed as a unique skill, historically recognized in villages where individuals with martial talent were notable. An old martial artist, Lu Liu Tong, shares stories of past martial artists, emphasizing the importance of practical experience and adaptation in martial arts. He recounts the journey of the Fang family, particularly Fang La, who rose to prominence within the Mani Sect, overcoming challenges and rivalries. The Mani Sect evolved from a disorganized group to a formidable force under Fang La, but faced opposition from major families, leading to conflicts like the Yongle incident. Lu Liu Tong also reflects on other martial figures, highlighting the significance of movement and experience in mastering martial arts.

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