Hong Xiguan's Three Battles at Liuhua Bridge

Three battles on the ancient bridge, every step is a dangerous place of life and death; The two fists control Guangdong, and every palm brings Shaolin majesty. The Liuhua Ancient Bridge, with its narrow passages and deep banyan roots, was originally an outing resort in Yangcheng, but it became the burial ground where the Qing court surrounded and killed Shaolin martyrs. Gao Jinzhong laid out a dragnet: knifemen lurked at the bridge, water ghosts hid under the bridge, and crossbows were laid out in the banyan trees, just waiting for Hong Xiguan to step into the trap. In the First World War, there was a sudden encounter at the bridge, and the soldiers fought hand-to-hand, and the wind of fists shook the leaves on the bridge; In World War II, there was an ambush on the road, a battle on the water, and the palm force overturned the boat on the water; Three battles were fought to the death in the banyan forest. All the masters showed up, and the tiger and the crane defeated the official martial arts. So what if you are outnumbered and in danger? Shaolin disciples are strong-willed and always become stronger the more dangerous they are, and the more they fight, the more courageous they become. When the waves surge under the Liuhua Bridge, these three battles will eventually become the eternal legend of Lingnan Wulin. The classic original work by Chen Lujin (I Am a Mountain Man) features authentic Guangzhou-style martial arts and hearty fights to the death on the bridges of water towns, and is available for immediate reading.