The Missing Link Between Triads and Kung Fu

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Many Chinese Martial Arts practitioners totally ignore that Triads share common history with Wushu. Indeed, because of the reputation of today's Triads, organizations with goals far from the traditional martial virtues, this is a story many people are uncomfortable to tell.
Let's try to clear all this up!
Movie extracts:
1) A Better Tomorrow, directed by John Woo (1986) - Film Workshop
2) Shaolin 36th Chamber, directed by Lau Kar-leung (1978) - Shaw Brothers
3) Election, directed by Johnnie To (2005) - China Star Entertainment
4) Five Masters of Shaolin, directed by Ronny Yu (2006) - Shaw Brothers
5) Once Upon a Time in China 2, directed by Tsui Hark (1992) - Golden Harvest Company
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