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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
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Monk Sande Visited Xichan Temple Three Times
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, mo
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Official Hong Xi Visited the General's Mansion Three Times
The True Story of Southern Shaolin·The Spies of Yangcheng Chen Lujin, a famous martial arts master in the Republic of China (famous works handed down from generation to generation, completely compiled and republished. "Hong Xi's Three Visits to the General's Mansion" is a unique piece in Chen Lujin's (I Am a Mountain Man) Southern Shaolin series. It breaks away from the traditional framework of a showdown in a mountain, forest or temple, and places the story stage at the military and political c
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Hong Xiguan: Killing White Eyebrows on the Top of Emei (Vernacular Version)
A powerful fist that shocked the world, and he went to the meeting with a single sword to kill Baimei! Southern Shaolin was destroyed and all the masters were wiped out. Official Hong Xi escaped from death and worked hard to cultivate the Hong family's peerless martial arts. Bearing a blood feud, he ventured alone into the dangerous Emei, bravely broke through the evil formation, fought against the enemies, and faced off against the Taoist Baimei who was causing trouble in the world at the top o
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The Legend of Hong Xiguan
"The Legend of Hong Xiguan" - an iron-blooded epic that established the Cantonese martial arts sect "I Am a Mountain Man" is Chen Lujin's masterpiece, the foundational classic of Southern martial arts! This benchmark work of "Cantonese martial arts" takes the legend of Hong Xiguan, a Shaolin disciple from the Qing Dynasty, who built Southern Shaolin and fought against the Qing court as the main line, showing the history of the heroic struggle of Lingnan martial arts. Three core highlights:
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Official Hong Xi Made a Fuss in Mount Emei
The Southern Shaolin was burned, the Supreme Being was dead, and the sea of blood and hatred was weighing on his shoulders; Go to Emei three times, reach the Golden Summit, and dare to break through ten thousand barriers with a single fist. Taoist Baimei colluded with the Qing court and burned down the century-old foundation of Southern Shaolin in a fire; Hong Xiguan took the tiger and crane double shape and traveled thousands of miles to Shu to avenge blood. Seventy-two peaks hide murderous int
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Fang Shiyu: Shaolin Blood Feud (Vernacular Version)
Shaolin in the south has been burning for thousands of years, and the ten tigers in Guangdong have been left with eternal hatred. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Haiyu was initially settled and undercurrents were surging. The Southern Shaolin of Fujian has hidden ambitions to fight against the Qing Dynasty. The Ten Tigers under its sect have numerous talented people. Their righteousness is so great that they are famous in the north and south. Zhishan Zen Master sits at the gate o
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The Legend of Lu Siniang
"The Legend of Lu Siniang" written by "Cantonese martial arts" Chen Lujin is a new adaptation, telling the legendary life of a shocking assassin in the Qing Dynasty. Lu Siniang had a family feud and formed a sworn alliance with the knights Gan Fengchi and Bai Taiguan. On a dark and stormy night, she sneaked into the Forbidden City and avenged Emperor Yongzheng's head, becoming a wanted criminal in the world. The book not only shows her tenacity in learning martial arts from her master, but also
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