Yes, Kongtong School is one of the traditional schools of China Wushu. Kongtong Wushu was founded in Kongtong Mountain before Shaolin, Emei and Wudang, and it is an integral part of Taoist culture. Fei Hongzi, a native of Gansu in the Tang Dynasty, absorbed the dances of Guazhou (now Dunhuang) and other places at that time, and formed Huajianmen, an important profound martial art of Kongtong School. Kongtong Wushu school takes the advantages of many schools, integrates its skills, routines and martial arts, pays attention to actual combat and grasps it in order to strengthen the body and increase the skill. The characteristic of Kongtong Wushu is "magic weapon" (weapon), which does not belong to the eighteen weapons. Various forms, small and exquisite, easy to carry, not easy to be found by the other side, and often can win by surprise in the fight. It is said that the Kongtong School is one of the five schools of traditional martial arts in China, which was founded in Kongtong Mountain and is a part of Taoist culture. Together with Shaolin, Wudang, Emei and Kunlun, it is called the five major martial arts schools in China.