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he white-haired Liu Ta Yeh (Chang Yi) is an evil master of the Zu Wu stick, who seeks to eradicate fellow masters of stick fighting so no one will be able to stand against him. Liu Ta Yeh invades the House of Chan, where the late Lord Chan established a successful school for stick fighters. Lord Chan’s brothers oversee the day-to-day activities of the school and guard Lord Chan’s own sacred fighting staff, which is to be passed down to his son, Ku Yung Chan (Wang Dao) when the young man is deemed worthy. The problem is Ku Yung Chan is a cocky and overconfident fighter, with a chip on his shoulder. When Liu Ta Yeh’s henchmen invade the House of Chan, Ku Yung Chan’s uncles put him through a test of combat, which he quickly fails. His uncles banish him from the clan, but in reality they are saving their nephew from Liu Ta Yeh, who was Lord Chan’s chief rival. Ku Yung Chan takes to the streets where he runs into warrior-monk Tai Li Leh (Kam Kong). After Ku Yung Chan defeats Tai Li Leh, the monk begs Ku Yung Chan to train him. Ku Yung Chan agrees, and accompanies his new friend to his current master, a skinny old man with a drinking problem.

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