Martial Club

When friction occurs between Wang Yin-lin (Mai Te-lo) and Lu Shan-hao (Ching Chu) during a lion dance contest, Huang Chi-ying (Ku Feng) mediates, much to Lu’s resentment.Wang Yin-lin and Huang Chi-ying’s son Fei-hung (Gordon Liu Chia-hui) are close friends. Wang often visits a brothel and demonstrates his kung-fu tricks there. When Chi Fei-hung advises him against this, Wang challenges him and they agree to compete by fighting any burly fellows they come across. Wang is badly hurt in one such fight with Lu’s hired northern martial expert Shan Hsiung (Wang Lung-wei). His sister Chu-ying (Hui Ying-hung) thinks Chi Fei-hung is responsible and takes her men to storm his gym, causing a brawl until the misunderstanding is cleared up.Recovered, Wang again flaunts his kung fu in the brothel, but this time comes to grief at the hands of the bitter Lu Shan-hao. When Chi Fei-hung learns of it, he goes to Lu’s gym with Chu-ying to talk things over. Lu denies everything, and orders his men to assault the couple. However, Shan Hsiung intervenes and instead lectures him on the ethics of kung fu.Lu then pretends to reconcile with Chu-ying and Chi Fei-hung by inviting them to view a Chinese opera while secretly instructing the magistracy to arrest them for entering without paying. They are bailed out by Huang Chi-ying.Huang is subsequently invited to collect compensation from Lu’s gym. He sends Fei-hung, accompanied by Chu-ying. Fei-hung stands up to the crafty tests prepared by Lu, his son, and Shan Hsiung, and finally exchanges blows privately with Shan Hsiung in a thrilling duel which earns him high praise from his opponent.

Martial Club

When friction occurs between Wang Yin-lin (Mai Te-lo) and Lu Shan-hao (Ching Chu) during a lion dance contest, Huang Chi-ying (Ku Feng) mediates, much to Lu’s resentment.Wang Yin-lin and Huang Chi-ying’s son Fei-hung (Gordon Liu Chia-hui) are close friends. Wang often visits a brothel and demonstrates his kung-fu tricks there. When Chi Fei-hung advises him against this, Wang challenges him and they agree to compete by fighting any burly fellows they come across. Wang is badly hurt in one such fight with Lu’s hired northern martial expert Shan Hsiung (Wang Lung-wei). His sister Chu-ying (Hui Ying-hung) thinks Chi Fei-hung is responsible and takes her men to storm his gym, causing a brawl until the misunderstanding is cleared up.Recovered, Wang again flaunts his kung fu in the brothel, but this time comes to grief at the hands of the bitter Lu Shan-hao. When Chi Fei-hung learns of it, he goes to Lu’s gym with Chu-ying to talk things over. Lu denies everything, and orders his men to assault the couple. However, Shan Hsiung intervenes and instead lectures him on the ethics of kung fu.Lu then pretends to reconcile with Chu-ying and Chi Fei-hung by inviting them to view a Chinese opera while secretly instructing the magistracy to arrest them for entering without paying. They are bailed out by Huang Chi-ying.Huang is subsequently invited to collect compensation from Lu’s gym. He sends Fei-hung, accompanied by Chu-ying. Fei-hung stands up to the crafty tests prepared by Lu, his son, and Shan Hsiung, and finally exchanges blows privately with Shan Hsiung in a thrilling duel which earns him high praise from his opponent.

Martial Club

When friction occurs between Wang Yin-lin (Mai Te-lo) and Lu Shan-hao (Ching Chu) during a lion dance contest, Huang Chi-ying (Ku Feng) mediates, much to Lu’s resentment.Wang Yin-lin and Huang Chi-ying’s son Fei-hung (Gordon Liu Chia-hui) are close friends. Wang often visits a brothel and demonstrates his kung-fu tricks there. When Chi Fei-hung advises him against this, Wang challenges him and they agree to compete by fighting any burly fellows they come across. Wang is badly hurt in one such fight with Lu’s hired northern martial expert Shan Hsiung (Wang Lung-wei). His sister Chu-ying (Hui Ying-hung) thinks Chi Fei-hung is responsible and takes her men to storm his gym, causing a brawl until the misunderstanding is cleared up.Recovered, Wang again flaunts his kung fu in the brothel, but this time comes to grief at the hands of the bitter Lu Shan-hao. When Chi Fei-hung learns of it, he goes to Lu’s gym with Chu-ying to talk things over. Lu denies everything, and orders his men to assault the couple. However, Shan Hsiung intervenes and instead lectures him on the ethics of kung fu.Lu then pretends to reconcile with Chu-ying and Chi Fei-hung by inviting them to view a Chinese opera while secretly instructing the magistracy to arrest them for entering without paying. They are bailed out by Huang Chi-ying.Huang is subsequently invited to collect compensation from Lu’s gym. He sends Fei-hung, accompanied by Chu-ying. Fei-hung stands up to the crafty tests prepared by Lu, his son, and Shan Hsiung, and finally exchanges blows privately with Shan Hsiung in a thrilling duel which earns him high praise from his opponent.

When friction occurs between Wang Yin-lin (Mai Te-lo) and Lu Shan-hao (Ching Chu) during a lion dance contest, Huang Chi-ying (Ku Feng) mediates, much to Lu’s resentment.Wang Yin-lin and Huang Chi-ying’s son Fei-hung (Gordon Liu Chia-hui) are close friends. Wang often visits a brothel and demonstrates his kung-fu tricks there. When Chi Fei-hung advises him against this, Wang challenges him and they agree to compete by fighting any burly fellows they come across. Wang is badly hurt in one such fight with Lu’s hired northern martial expert Shan Hsiung (Wang Lung-wei). His sister Chu-ying (Hui Ying-hung) thinks Chi Fei-hung is responsible and takes her men to storm his gym, causing a brawl until the misunderstanding is cleared up.Recovered, Wang again flaunts his kung fu in the brothel, but this time comes to grief at the hands of the bitter Lu Shan-hao. When Chi Fei-hung learns of it, he goes to Lu’s gym with Chu-ying to talk things over. Lu denies everything, and orders his men to assault the couple. However, Shan Hsiung intervenes and instead lectures him on the ethics of kung fu.Lu then pretends to reconcile with Chu-ying and Chi Fei-hung by inviting them to view a Chinese opera while secretly instructing the magistracy to arrest them for entering without paying. They are bailed out by Huang Chi-ying.Huang is subsequently invited to collect compensation from Lu’s gym. He sends Fei-hung, accompanied by Chu-ying. Fei-hung stands up to the crafty tests prepared by Lu, his son, and Shan Hsiung, and finally exchanges blows privately with Shan Hsiung in a thrilling duel which earns him high praise from his opponent.

Martial Club

When friction occurs between Wang Yin-lin (Mai Te-lo) and Lu Shan-hao (Ching Chu) during a lion dance contest, Huang Chi-ying (Ku Feng) mediates, much to Lu’s resentment.Wang Yin-lin and Huang Chi-ying’s son Fei-hung (Gordon Liu Chia-hui) are close friends. Wang often visits a brothel and demonstrates his kung-fu tricks there. When Chi Fei-hung advises him against this, Wang challenges him and they agree to compete by fighting any burly fellows they come across. Wang is badly hurt in one such fight with Lu’s hired northern martial expert Shan Hsiung (Wang Lung-wei). His sister Chu-ying (Hui Ying-hung) thinks Chi Fei-hung is responsible and takes her men to storm his gym, causing a brawl until the misunderstanding is cleared up.Recovered, Wang again flaunts his kung fu in the brothel, but this time comes to grief at the hands of the bitter Lu Shan-hao. When Chi Fei-hung learns of it, he goes to Lu’s gym with Chu-ying to talk things over. Lu denies everything, and orders his men to assault the couple. However, Shan Hsiung intervenes and instead lectures him on the ethics of kung fu.Lu then pretends to reconcile with Chu-ying and Chi Fei-hung by inviting them to view a Chinese opera while secretly instructing the magistracy to arrest them for entering without paying. They are bailed out by Huang Chi-ying.Huang is subsequently invited to collect compensation from Lu’s gym. He sends Fei-hung, accompanied by Chu-ying. Fei-hung stands up to the crafty tests prepared by Lu, his son, and Shan Hsiung, and finally exchanges blows privately with Shan Hsiung in a thrilling duel which earns him high praise from his opponent.

Martial Club

When friction occurs between Wang Yin-lin (Mai Te-lo) and Lu Shan-hao (Ching Chu) during a lion dance contest, Huang Chi-ying (Ku Feng) mediates, much to Lu’s resentment.Wang Yin-lin and Huang Chi-ying’s son Fei-hung (Gordon Liu Chia-hui) are close friends. Wang often visits a brothel and demonstrates his kung-fu tricks there. When Chi Fei-hung advises him against this, Wang challenges him and they agree to compete by fighting any burly fellows they come across. Wang is badly hurt in one such fight with Lu’s hired northern martial expert Shan Hsiung (Wang Lung-wei). His sister Chu-ying (Hui Ying-hung) thinks Chi Fei-hung is responsible and takes her men to storm his gym, causing a brawl until the misunderstanding is cleared up.Recovered, Wang again flaunts his kung fu in the brothel, but this time comes to grief at the hands of the bitter Lu Shan-hao. When Chi Fei-hung learns of it, he goes to Lu’s gym with Chu-ying to talk things over. Lu denies everything, and orders his men to assault the couple. However, Shan Hsiung intervenes and instead lectures him on the ethics of kung fu.Lu then pretends to reconcile with Chu-ying and Chi Fei-hung by inviting them to view a Chinese opera while secretly instructing the magistracy to arrest them for entering without paying. They are bailed out by Huang Chi-ying.Huang is subsequently invited to collect compensation from Lu’s gym. He sends Fei-hung, accompanied by Chu-ying. Fei-hung stands up to the crafty tests prepared by Lu, his son, and Shan Hsiung, and finally exchanges blows privately with Shan Hsiung in a thrilling duel which earns him high praise from his opponent.

Martial Club

When friction occurs between Wang Yin-lin (Mai Te-lo) and Lu Shan-hao (Ching Chu) during a lion dance contest, Huang Chi-ying (Ku Feng) mediates, much to Lu’s resentment.Wang Yin-lin and Huang Chi-ying’s son Fei-hung (Gordon Liu Chia-hui) are close friends. Wang often visits a brothel and demonstrates his kung-fu tricks there. When Chi Fei-hung advises him against this, Wang challenges him and they agree to compete by fighting any burly fellows they come across. Wang is badly hurt in one such fight with Lu’s hired northern martial expert Shan Hsiung (Wang Lung-wei). His sister Chu-ying (Hui Ying-hung) thinks Chi Fei-hung is responsible and takes her men to storm his gym, causing a brawl until the misunderstanding is cleared up.Recovered, Wang again flaunts his kung fu in the brothel, but this time comes to grief at the hands of the bitter Lu Shan-hao. When Chi Fei-hung learns of it, he goes to Lu’s gym with Chu-ying to talk things over. Lu denies everything, and orders his men to assault the couple. However, Shan Hsiung intervenes and instead lectures him on the ethics of kung fu.Lu then pretends to reconcile with Chu-ying and Chi Fei-hung by inviting them to view a Chinese opera while secretly instructing the magistracy to arrest them for entering without paying. They are bailed out by Huang Chi-ying.Huang is subsequently invited to collect compensation from Lu’s gym. He sends Fei-hung, accompanied by Chu-ying. Fei-hung stands up to the crafty tests prepared by Lu, his son, and Shan Hsiung, and finally exchanges blows privately with Shan Hsiung in a thrilling duel which earns him high praise from his opponent.