Wong Fei Hung – Master of Kung Fu

For ten odd years, WONG KEI-YING has travelled from town to town with his son FEI-HUNG trying to earn an honest living by performing kung fu and selling the Nine Tigers Pills. By the time they have arrived at the Province of Guangdong, HUNG suggests they should consider a return to their hometown Foshan, which is agreed by YING. HUNG is thrilled by his father’s decision. Along the way, HUNG is so engrossed by the lion dance that he has lost sight of his father. Having no clue as where YING is, he decides to head for Foshan on his own. HUNG meets a pickpocket Kid KWAI in the restaurant, who has later stolen his Nine Tiger Pills. Being cold and broke, HUNG feels completely helpless. But luck is on his side – he gets to know LAM SAI-WING, a butcher who is willing to put him up. The next day, HUNG follows WING to his butcher store, where they meet KAN KIN and his assistants from the Chivalry Gang who have come for money……

HUNG hurries to save WING but suffers a sneak attack from KIN along the way. Luckily YING arrives in time to offer him support. YING decides to leave Foshan and PO tries to persuade him to stay claiming that HUNG needs a good rest before he can recover. YING is invited to a gathering at Chun Ying Hall, where he meets TAI SHIU-TIN again, who upsets him much by fixing him with a glare. There YING has also learnt that TIN has become the leader of the Foshan Chivalry Gang. CHIU BAR-SHAN has come to make trouble and TIN offers to have a fight with SHAN. HUNG is surprisingly pleased to see TIN in the street. TIN, who used to be an apprentice to YING, brings HUNG to see his sister TAI SIU-TING. The representative of the Fruit Trade Association CHAN CHEK, whose palm was slit by YING years ago, comes to seek revenge. The two of them are miraculously reconciled after a fierce fight……

YING who cannot bear to see HUNG cause trouble again is determined to get his son out of Foshan. YU is sad to learn that KWAI, in order to rescue her from being a prostitute, has been trying to supplement their income by moonlighting as a pickpocket. KWAI promises YU that she will never steal again. YU explains to YING that HUNG was only trying to save her and didn’t mean to cause anyone trouble. A thought pops into his head as YING is listening. HUNG begs YING to let him stay in Foshan while YING needs him to make a pact to guarantee that he will not be involved in any more fighting. LEUNG FOON, the son of a local tycoon LEUNG CHOI, is proud of his martial arts skills and calls himself undefeated, without knowing that all of his competitors have been bribed by his assistant CHAN AH-SO. Knowing that HUNG has made a pact with YING not to fight, KIN has sent a group of his men to assault HUNG……

CHOI tries to bribe HUNG hoping that he will pretend to have been beaten by FOON. YING turns him down and points out that FOON has really got spoiled. As arranged by SO, FOON comes and asks to be YING’s apprentice but is rejected. TIN, on the other hand, offers to be FOON’s mentor straight away. FOON is glad to see TING again while TING, knowing that he has come with the only intention to beat HUNG, has a very low opinion of him. TIN is totally stunned by YU’s guzhang (a Chinese musical instrument) skills. Knowing that she is being hassled by a bloke, TIN flies off to get her out of the predicament. YING happens to discover that LUK YUET-HO, owner of Wan Loi Inn, has got a wooden carving. He is so concerned to find out more about the carving but HO seems to have a secret to hide. YING decides to reopen his martial arts club Po Chi Lam, which gives a great thrill to everyone……

KWAI is arrested. HUNG comes to realize he has misunderstood KWAI and heads back to break the news to YU. YU has got no choice. She decides to sign a life-long contract with the brothel so that she will have enough money to bribe the prison guards. TIN has bid a great deal of money for YU’s first night, during which YU is only asked to give a guzhang performance. This makes YU believe that TIN is a real gentleman. KWAI is released. HUNG feels so guilty towards her that he promises to help raise money for her and her sister. To fulfill his promise, HUNG decides to TATe part in the Lion Dance Competition without letting YING know, in the hope of winning a cash prize. FOON is confident that he is going to participate in the Lion Dance Competition on behalf of the Chivalry Gang and gets told off for this by TIN. FOON is not going to give up……

HUNG has won the Lion Dance Competition and TIN is worried that this will pose a threat to the position of the Chivalry Gang. TIN decides to kick FOON out, and KIN, who loathes FOON too, gives him a punch so as to release his anger. FOON is beaten severely, which alerts him to the fact that CHOI has been bribing his competitors and that he himself is in no sense invincible. He is so angry that he has immediately dismissed SO. HUNG passes the money to KWAI, during which they run into MUI who, later, asks them to go fishing with her. The Chivalry Gang is largely discredited by its failure in the Lion Dance Competition. HUNG feels so sorry about it and makes a formal apology to TIN. TIN is very unhappy and means to drink himself into oblivion. YU cannot do anything but to give him some words of consolation……