The Legend of Shaolin Temple: Resisting the Invasion of Foreign Enemies

During the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, the British opened trade ports from the sea to sell opium to the then Qing Empire. Emperor Daoguang knew that opium was very harmful to the people. In order to save the extremely dangerous Qing Dynasty at that time, he appointed Lin Zexu to Humen to destroy the opium! But this also touched the interests of the British Empire: the British Empire launched the first Opium War against the Qing Dynasty! And coerced the Qing Dynasty to sign various unequal treaties that were humiliating and humiliating: in order to quell the anger of the British Empire,! Emperor Daoguang executed Lin Zexu, but failed to satisfy the appetite of the British Empire. He also united with France to launch the second Opium War against the Qing Dynasty. Faced with the Qing Dynasty being invaded by foreign enemies, how did Chongshan Shaolin Temple unite with the civil organizations of the Qing Dynasty to resist the invasion of foreign enemies? This is how the story unfolded. The plot is divided into four volumes to tell the story of the Western powers carving up China during the Qing Dynasty and how the Shaolin Temple and the Qing Dynasty civil organizations resisted the invasion of Western powers. The plot of this story is divided into the First Opium War, the Second Opium War, and the Sino-Japanese War at Noon. The Eight-Nation Allied Forces' War of Invasion of China, and other plot notes in the four volumes (this plot is another Shaolin Temple legendary plot written in memory of Qiu Feng, the 34th generation monk of the Shaolin Temple) are not stories about one's own experiences. Anyone who makes random comments will be prosecuted for infringement.