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Firstly, it is important to note the difference between a 'system' and a 'style'; 'Style' is a particular type of expression, and it is bound by that expression. A 'system' is comprised of interdependent items forming a unified whole.

Chu Fen Do is a system, not a style. Though it is comprised of many original and innovative strategies and tactics, it does contain modified techniques inspired by other styles or martial artists. The system emphasizes 'modified' for a good reason. Putting a composite system together is not just a question of combining several arts. Some styles are diametrically opposed and will never blend.

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