The story begins with Angela Mao's character running into 2 kung fu master's with their own unique style fighting eachother. You have the typical beggar drunken master and what I'm assuming to be an opium pipe smoking master who've been fighting for 20 years but have always ended up in a tie. Angela Mao's character convinces these 2 master's to teach her their unique styles in order to see which master's style is truly the best. The story is a bit complicated but also very simple. Angela Mao finds herself defending a runaway kung fu student that's fleeing from the bird clan. The bird clans goal is to finish off the lineage of an old kung fu fighter that killed their master's brother. Anyways Angela Mao defeats the bird clan that is comprised of 3 dumb and silly goons. Although she defeats these goons, their master's are angered by this, since Angela's interference means that the runaway was able to get away without being killed. The master's take this into their own hands and track down the runaway to his uncles school of kung fu, there they defeat and kill everyone except for Angela Mao who was saved by the runaway who decided to sacrificed himself. Thus a story of revenge unfolds. Angela Maos character spends most of the movie training and defeating the goons and the master's servant in a very comedic way. During most of the later half of the fights Angela Mao uses both of her master's techniques which they keep track of inorder to determine who's kung fu style is best, but Angela purposefully uses both styles an even amount so as to make her master's think that they're evenly matched. It's quite funny seeing them argue that their technique is winning just for Angela to switch styles and even the playing field. The finale of the movie has Angela fighting both the main evil master (who of course has white hair, cause that's how you know a master is both evil and an expert at kung fu) and his protégé. So here's my personal opinion on the movie itself, I think that Angela Mao's character is depicted as a man because she's an orphan that's been disheveled from constant traveling and homelessness thus appearing rugged and worn out. What I loved about the ending is that in order to defeat the main villain she has to use a (dancing style) against his crazy horse style. Which really depicts her femininity and her soft fluidness of a woman. The femininity of her style gets to a point in which neither of her masters wants to take credit for it which is quite hilarious. All in all I think this movie is a perfect watch if you're drunk, not cause it's bad but because it's funny and enjoyable.
