Shuangqiang Town West Frontier

During the Tongzhi period of the late Qing Dynasty, the government was corrupt and there were internal and external troubles. Huai army generals were ordered to pacify the Nian army, but they were betrayed by traitors and died heroically for their country. His son Liu Zhaoting suffered a blood feud and was wanted by the court for being unjust. After experiencing family destruction and displacement, he traveled across the ocean and became a "pig boy" Chinese laborer, arriving in the western United States in the mid-to-late 19th century. At that time, the order in the West was falling apart, and foreigners and gangs were oppressing the Chinese people wantonly. Liu Zhaoting relied on his superb Chinese kung fu and double-gun skills to sweep away the evil forces from all sides with iron-blooded means, established a town where the Chinese people could settle down and live, supported the Hongmen forces, and finally returned to his hometown with glory and obsession, and became a Chinese legend spread in the western United States.