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NO. Kung Fu is a lifstyle. Karate was created for self defense. Kung Fu was created to prolong health and fitness.For example, Tai Chi. As an exersise it helps you to become more alert, flexible, and patient, yet when "speeded" up is one of the most effective Martial Arts ever. It is commonly believed that Tai Chi is a rip off of Ai Ki Do, this is a lie however. Ai Ki Do was invented in the 20th Century. Tai Chi however has been around for thousands of years.
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