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Any serious student of Kung Fu will tell you that
the deepest learning occurs over a long period of study, by thoughtfully
observing the teacher, and reflecting humbly on what is presented to him/her at
each class before asking questions. The student is expected, in traditional Kung
Fu, to do the work of learning. This is part of what is referred to by the
Chinese term 'wu de' or 'the importance of seriousness and character.'
The opportunity to have questions answered by the teacher in class is often rare.
However, visitors to this web site have the special opportunity
to communicate with
Grandmaster directly by email. Answers posted online
will obviously be an invaluable resource for ACCS members everywhere, as well as the general public.
Grandmaster may respond himself
to these letters, or if a question posed here could be effectively answered by
one of the other Masters of ACCS, he may so direct it. Also, a letter directed to
the Grandmaster that would be of significant interest to the general public may
be published here, with the response. Any letter published will be regarded as
anonymous unless otherwise noted by the sender (i.e. 'OK to publish name').
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