Qiuqiu, the third-generation boxing champion of Lumpini Boxing Stadium and the master of modern Muay Thai, once traveled through time and woke up in Nanjing in 1938.
He is a Muay Thai champion and also Chinese.
On the ruins, Japanese invaders were rampant. Qiuqiu relied on a pair of iron elbows and knees to save six instructors from the Central Martial Arts Center from three Japanese soldiers. These martial arts masters with Baji, Xingyi, and Tai Chi skills were deeply shocked by the simplicity and efficiency of Muay Thai.
"Your kung fu kills people with ease, teach us!" Chen Gang, a master of Baguazhang who was deeply regretful for his bloodshed, made a request to Qiuqiu.
An unprecedented anti-Japanese force was born - the special kill team. Qiuqiu introduces the modern Muay Thai fighting training system into the fight, abandoning tricks and leaving only killing moves. There are three thousand tree targets, and he hits his knees ten thousand times a day; he binds his hands and specializes in elbow-based headshots. He refined the fighting skills in the ring into the instinct to kill enemies on the battlefield.
From Nanjing to Taihang, the special killing teams frightened the Japanese army. A mysterious codename - "Ghost Elbow" frequently appears in Japanese military battle reports. They didn't know that this team, which came and went like the wind, used a deadly martial art that they had never seen before.
And when the reputation of the special killing team spread throughout North China, greater challenges also followed. How will Qiuqiu use his fists to show the integrity of the Chinese people in this war era?
This is the story of a boxing champion and the legend of a team. I would like to write this article to pay tribute to those unknown heroes who used their flesh and blood to build the Great Wall of the nation.
