Fujian Flying Leopard

This is a true biographical historical novel, a Shaolin epic that spans mountains and seas, and a legend about an eminent monk who spent his life lighting up Southeast Asia. "Fujian Flying Leopard" is set at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China. It tells the story of Lin Afeng, a young man from southern Fujian who transformed from an orphan in a fishing village to a pirate named Flying Leopard. Later, he awakened from the pain of his brother's death and became a monk, taking the name Gao Shen. He became a disciple of Master Huijing of Southern Shaolin. After hard training in carrying water and chopping firewood, perseverance in learning skills from his masters, and hardships in traveling around, he finally became an eminent monk who combines Zen, martial arts, and medicine. In troubled times, when the Japanese invaded the south, Gao Shen resolutely broke his lifelong vow not to teach martial arts after the death of his mentor, and opened a teaching ceremony in Nanyang. He used Shaolin fists and feet to protect the overseas Chinese, helped the common people with compassionate medical skills, and gathered people's hearts with the wisdom of Buddhism. From Medan in Indonesia to Shuanglin Temple in Singapore, from the swords and swords of clandestine parties to the anti-Japanese war under the iron heel of colonialism, he twisted the scattered Chinese into an unyielding force. In a length of 120,000 words, the novel lays out the Southern Fujian dialect, overseas Chinese dialect, rubber plantations, gang halls and other Nanyang customs, telling the story of the wanderers' blood, tears and perseverance in taking root in a foreign land. There is a physical martial arts contest, and there is also the compassion of Buddhist disciples; there are grudges and grudges in the world, and there is also the courage to stand up when the family and country fall. Flying across thousands of mountains just to light a lamp. This is not only the legendary life of a great master, but also a life epic of overseas Chinese blossoming in suffering. Open this book, listen to the sound of the tide, and smell the lingering fragrance of plum blossoms. Purpose: Fly across thousands of mountains just to light up the lamp, and use compassion and martial arts to unite the strength of overseas Chinese.