Martial Arts: I Became a Saint in North American Martial Arts

At the age of 18, Wang Han followed his father who opened a martial arts school and traveled thousands of miles across the ocean to come to North America. Abandoning literature to pursue martial arts, the son inherited his father's legacy and awakened to the ancient book of martial arts. From then on, he started his own path to martial arts sainthood in North America. Based in Vancouver's Chinatown, punching monsters and demons, and stepping on foreigners and guns. A master of national martial arts, his fists can dominate the world, and his Hunyuan has no level. When Bruce Lee crossed the ocean and began to make a name for himself on the North American continent. Wang Han has become the uncrowned king of North American art circles. Supporting the younger generation and imparting the Dharma selflessly, Wang Han became his mentor and friend. ---------------------------------------- "Chinese Kung Fu is just fancy tricks." "The Chinese will just swallow their anger." "No, that's because I, Wang Han, haven't shown up yet." If God had not given birth to me, Wang Han, millions of foreigners would not know the word Chinese martial arts.