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- Shaolin-Do abstract "Shaolin-Do (Chinese: 少林道; pinyin: shàolín dào; Jyutping: siu2lam4 dou3) is a group of schools founded by Sin Kwang Thé that teaches a curriculum of various Chinese martial arts collected and further developed in Kuntao (Chinese: 拳道; pinyin: quán dào; Jyutping: kyun4dou3) schools of Chinese Indonesian communities, formulated under the banner of Shaolin and inspired by the legends found in Chinese Wuxia novels.".
- Q7489165 abstract "Shaolin-Do (Chinese: 少林道; pinyin: shàolín dào; Jyutping: siu2lam4 dou3) is a group of schools founded by Sin Kwang Thé that teaches a curriculum of various Chinese martial arts collected and further developed in Kuntao (Chinese: 拳道; pinyin: quán dào; Jyutping: kyun4dou3) schools of Chinese Indonesian communities, formulated under the banner of Shaolin and inspired by the legends found in Chinese Wuxia novels.".
- Shaolin-Do comment "Shaolin-Do (Chinese: 少林道; pinyin: shàolín dào; Jyutping: siu2lam4 dou3) is a group of schools founded by Sin Kwang Thé that teaches a curriculum of various Chinese martial arts collected and further developed in Kuntao (Chinese: 拳道; pinyin: quán dào; Jyutping: kyun4dou3) schools of Chinese Indonesian communities, formulated under the banner of Shaolin and inspired by the legends found in Chinese Wuxia novels.".
- Q7489165 comment "Shaolin-Do (Chinese: 少林道; pinyin: shàolín dào; Jyutping: siu2lam4 dou3) is a group of schools founded by Sin Kwang Thé that teaches a curriculum of various Chinese martial arts collected and further developed in Kuntao (Chinese: 拳道; pinyin: quán dào; Jyutping: kyun4dou3) schools of Chinese Indonesian communities, formulated under the banner of Shaolin and inspired by the legends found in Chinese Wuxia novels.".