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Kung Fu Master Su 

During the Republican Times, China was devastated by internal and external troubles. When China was plundered by the foreign powers, revolutionary hero Liu Yunfei rallied talented people to protect the treasures from plundering and embarked on an adventurous journey with various forces.
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During the Republican Times, China was devastated by internal and external troubles. When China was plundered by the foreign powers, revolutionary hero Liu Yunfei rallied talented people to protect the treasures from plundering and embarked on an adventurous journey with various forces.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Yang Jianwu
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Runtime:90 minutes
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