“Kung Fu” is NOT about FIGHTING

A chef is said to have good Kung fu. An instrumentalist is said to have good Kung fu. They do not have to be No. 1 in the world, but they surely outshine everyone else because they shed blood and tears with dedication and hard work in what they do becoming the best.
A friend once asked me, “What’s the best Kung fu to learn for Samurai training?” I said nothing about that but to myself I had a laugh. He was not wrong. I pointed the way to Iaido and Kenjustu/Kendo for him. The moral is “Kung fu” belongs to not one specific classification, but to all aspects of life and everything we do.
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Wait so sebastian when we use to say wushu1 at Shaolin we were saying martial arts 1 also long time no see

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“LITERALLY” yes! Lol.