"Jianquanhui Zen Tao" takes the collision of martial arts between Tianshan and Mangshan schools as an example, and unfolds a long scroll spanning the world of Shaolin, Wudang, Emei and other schools.
Ling Shuanghua, the head of the Tianshan School, is famous for his "Bing Xin Jue" and "Han Yue Sword". His sword power is like the clear light in the snow, and the thought of protection is hidden in the cold. Qin Changfeng, the head of the Mangshan School, is based on the "Broken Mountain Fist". His fist wind is like the wild waves in the mountains, and his fierce heart is wrapped in sincerity. The two sects formed a bond due to the Chongyang Palace Sword Discussing Meeting, but during the confrontation, they discovered that there was a "Black Wind Sect" behind the scenes who was using the sect disputes to stir up the world.
As the conspiracy gradually unfolds, Shaolin's Zen martial arts, Wudang's Tai Chi, and Emei's sharpness are gradually involved - Shaolin's abbot uses "Zen heart" to resolve hostility, Wudang's head uses "Tai Chi" to awaken the balance between hardness and softness, and Emei elders use "sword courage" to reveal the true nature of chivalry. From the Snow Mountain Defense Line to the Mangshan Fortress, from the Shaolin Sutra Pavilion to the Wudang Bagua Formation, in the process of tracing the Black Wind Sect, various sects have not only collided with martial arts concepts (such as the agility of the Tianshan Sword and the Emei Thorn, the fierce dialogue between Mangshan Boxing and Shaolin Boxing), but also the collision of chivalry. Resonance of the spirit of righteousness: When the Black Wind Sect launched the "Five Elements Absolute Formation" to subvert the martial arts world, Ling Shuanghua's sword, Qin Changfeng's fists, Shaolin's Vajra, Wudang's Yin and Yang, and Emei's Buddha's light finally merged into a torrent, tearing apart the darkness with the combined force of "harmony but difference".
This turmoil across the rivers and lakes finally made everyone understand: the so-called martial arts is never a battlefield dominated by one school, but a "guarding" and "protecting" jointly written by swords and boxing, Zen and Tao on a chivalrous background.
