Writing Kung Fu

Year: 1979

Runtime: 78 mins

Language: Cantonese

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A timid teacher is tormented by his kung‑fu students and then abandoned. An odd man in a coolie hat arrives, posing as a tea‑and‑salt delegate, but he is the murderous Ah Yen, who slaughtered Red Clay Village and fights with a flute. After vague training the teacher learns a writing‑style kung fu and becomes the only one to face Ah Yen.

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