Well it's all subjective. What do you want? You don't have to go the gym if you don't want to, in fact, gyms are abominations in my view. You can do calisthenics (body weight exercises), which will enable you to get much stronger with little equipment and financial outlay. Provided you know how to vary and progress the exercises so they give you opportunity to get stronger and provide a challenge. There's various books, systems, youtube videos you can use. I like the one in Convict Conditioning.
Outside that. Whatever you want, whatever your goals are. I have huge respect for kung fu, martial arts, yoga, meditation, eating well. They all should flow together and make for a healthy outlook where one is 'doing without doing' ie staying healthy is a philosophy, an outlook, a way of life. Calisthenics are often quite similar to fu hu gong (martial crouching tiger exercises), yoga, traditional Indian wrestling conditioning exercises. You should see similarities between them all. That's when you know you're onto a good thing.
But this is my take. I like calisthenics, anyway.
Your weight compared to your height is normal, I don't think you need to lose more weight, but you can if you want to be a little slimmer. Keep in mind that when you build muscle you will also gain "weight" because muscle is heavier than fat. You can start off working out at home, body weight stuff if you haven't been working out, and I would suggest getting a set of dumbbells because there are a variety of exercises you can do with them for legs, back, arms, chest, etc. It depends on how much you want to build because eventually you might need an actual gym if you want to go heavier with weights, but it's not necessary, no.
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