The interviews continued, and Liu Yuanbo and others had roughly guessed what kind of person Wu was looking for.
Someone like Wang Ruojun, with some talent and an active mind.
Wu had told Wang Ruojun earlier that every move and technique in Kung Fu was developed little by little by countless predecessors, and that one should not think they could surpass the wisdom of generations with just a little cleverness. That was true, but it didn't mean that someone learning Kung Fu should rigidly stick to the rules, blindly practicing according to the manual, or just do whatever the master teaches without thinking about the deeper meaning.
Such a person, no matter how hard they train, would only produce stiff Kung Fu, clumsy Kung Fu.
