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Asked by Emberlyn Spencer from usa | Sep. 30, 2015 10:06
About:History of Chinese Kung Fu

Why is kung fu considered not an act or violence but is considered an act of peace and virtue?

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Answered by Rick | Oct. 09, 2015 02:00
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Spencer, I should say that different people have different understandings of Kungfu. Some people practice Kungfu as a weapon to defeat or even kill others. To them, it's an act or violence. However, some others just develop and improve themselves by practicing Kungfu. These guys are really masters.
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Answered by David | Jan. 26, 2016 23:14
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It's all the same, really mister Barkley. All is fair love and war. I am a lover not a fighter. I build with mine hands, not destroy. A means 2 an end, not too maim, but show compassion and honor toward thine enemy without demeanoring one's self by pride and hatred. To make a clean and quick kill. And not cause sufrage orto not prolong death. Thank you Father.Aman.
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Answered by Seng | Feb. 25, 2016 08:25
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Because the essence of kung fu is figuratively to turn a piece of iron into a refined needle and self defence is only coincidental, of the least value like the little finger of your hand. Like the animal it take its spirit from, it also inherits its aggression as a last resort or to survive. Avoid rather than check, check rather than hurt, hurt rather than break and break rather kill. Peace be upon you.
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Answered by MARQAYLA | Mar. 03, 2016 16:02
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BECAUSE YOU DONT WANT TO HARM PEOPLE KUNG FU IS FOR SELF DEFENCE .
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