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  1. 03-26-2009, 08:26 PM #16
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    some were real figures

    even though the tales or legends may not be true.

    they were also associated with some of the styles of CMA.

    the wine drinking and meat eating monk "lu zi shen"

    he was with great strength

    his style was Shuai Jiao etc.

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    many fighting styles and sets are associated with figures.

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    I also like Wu Song

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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7GEAm8DCxY&NR=1

    monk spade vs staff with spear methods.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IhRSv...eature=related

    tv series clips.

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    i like the guy who used to be a warrior, then he killed someone became a "monk" wielded the big monk spade/staff that was really heavy.

    and the 2 axe guy.

    cant remember their names.
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    I may be wrong, but the two axe guy you refer to could be the Black Whirlwind.
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    The two axe guy is Li Kui.

    He is my favorite.

    I have a tattoo of him on my left thigh.

    Love the double axes.
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    i have a two way split between general two spears dong ping, and big halberd guan sheng.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shaolinlueb View Post
    i like the guy who used to be a warrior, then he killed someone became a "monk" wielded the big monk spade/staff that was really heavy.
    you are thinking of Lu Da (a.k.a. Lu Zhishen). He is my favorite.

    A tale created by a famous storyteller from Yangzhou has Lu being the sworn brother of Zhou Tong, Yue Fei's military arts tutor.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ghostexorcist View Post
    you are thinking of Lu Da (a.k.a. Lu Zhishen). He is my favorite.

    A tale created by a famous storyteller from Yangzhou has Lu being the sworn brother of Zhou Tong, Yue Fei's military arts tutor.
    yes lu da! that guy is badass. his partner was pretty cool too.
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    We actually did an Outlaws special issue

    Check out our 2002 July/August issue. It didn't go over that well. Not enough of our readers were familiar with Outlaws of the Marsh, but I always argue that it's a must-read for anyone serious about martial history and legend. It's the the cipher to kung fu cinema.

    We also carry Li Kwei's axes.
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    My favorites are Lu Zhishen and Wu Song.
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    I just finished the first volume of a 4 volume translation. It's taking me sometime, but it's well worth it.
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    Ziwumen is a system based on Outlaws of the Marsh

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    Our latest sweepstakes!

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    Jan+feb 2014

    Cover story: The Kung Fu Legacy of Outlaws of the Marsh By Gene Ching and Gigi Oh

    Here are the table of contents for this issue.
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