

Tang warns Ho not to return, and the thugs leave the restaurant. However, when his men escort Tang outside, Tang fights back and defeats the thugs with his two nunchakus, followed by the help of the restaurant staff. Ho gives Tang a ticket to Hong Kong and tells him to go back.

Ho, the crime boss's subordinate, returns with armed men and takes the restaurant staff hostage. Chen and Tang grow closer, and she takes him on a tour of Rome, though Tang is unimpressed by the city. Uncle Wang warns them that the gangsters will seek revenge, but Tang vows to protect the restaurant. However, Tang single-handedly defeats them, causing the staff to decide to train under him. When the gangsters later return, the staff engage the thugs in a fight, only to be beaten. Upset by Tang's poor timing, the staff question his skill and the usefulness of his style. Tang advises Quen to be open-minded and make use of anything that works.īefore long, the gangsters appear at the restaurant and threaten the customers away while Tang is using the bathroom. At the restaurant, Tang learns that the staff have begun to learn karate, much to the annoyance of Quen, an employee who favors Chinese Kung Fu.

Disappointed, Chen asks what help he can be, but Tang confidently assures her that he is capable enough. On his first arrival he is disoriented by his new surroundings and appears to be nothing but a country bumpkin. Appealing to an uncle in Hong Kong, Chen receives help in the form of a young martial artist, Tang Lung (Bruce Lee). When Chen refuses to give it up, the boss sends gangsters there to scare away the customers. In Rome, Chen Ching-hua and her uncle Wang experience trouble with their restaurant from a crime boss who wants their property.
