Chen Lujin (I Am a Mountain Man), a martial arts master of the Guangzhou sect in the Republic of China, became a famous masterpiece and the pioneering work of legends in the southern Shaolin world.
During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the abbot of Xiguanxi Zen Temple in Guangzhou did not abide by the rules and secretly colluded with the Wudang forces to cause trouble. When the Zhishan Zen Master of the Southern Shaolin Temple in Putian, Fujian heard about it, he sent his disciples, monk San De and Tong Qianjin, to the south to punish him. San De visited Xichan Temple three times at night, uncovering the secrets of the temple step by step, thus igniting a century-old feud between the Shaolin and Wudang sects.
At the same time, Xiguan Jin Lun Tang and Hu Huiqian formed a blood feud for killing their father, and Fang Shiyu killed Thunder Tiger in a beating in Jinling. The vendetta in the world escalated. Wudang leader Feng Daode invited Taoist Taoist Baimei from Emei to come out. The imperial eagle Gao Jinzhong also petitioned Qianlong in the name of "revolting the Qing Dynasty and restoring the Ming Dynasty" to gather the power of the government, army and various factions to bloodbath the southern Shaolin. Amidst the flames soaring into the sky, a few people, including Zen Master Zhishan, Hong Xiguan, and Fang Shiyu, escaped death and fled to Guangdong Province, starting a majestic legend of Lingnan Wulin.
This book is based on the secrets of folk martial arts in Guangdong and is written in the original "San Ji Di" style. The moves are realistic and the punches are to the flesh. It completely restores the heroic past of Southern Shaolin in resisting the Qing Dynasty and restoring the Ming Dynasty. It is the original blueprint for countless Shaolin Kung Fu movies and TV shows in later generations.
