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I was not able to play the first clip. But the second is quite interesting.
I’m interested that “sung” is what’s described as being exhibited here. I would have thought something like “Use of Qi and Intention’. But instead we hear “sung”. I have no chinese, but I have two eyes. I will think on this.
What’s with the double-hopping away that the young man exhibits? Does he describe the feeling/force that he received from Master Zhu, to get uprooted in this notable way?