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Shaolin King of Martial Arts

Details

Title: 少林武王 / Shao Lin Wu Wang
Also known as: Shaolin King of Martial Arts / King of Shaolin
Genre: Martial arts, romance
Episodes: 22
Broadcast period: 2002-Feb-27

Synopsis

Northern Shaolin Temple. Warrior monks in white robes are training under the guidance of the most senior brother, Tan Qian, keeping in mind Abbot Zhi Yi's words: You must remember, there are no limits to learning. The highest stage in martial arts learning is to harmonize kungfu completely with Zen. You must be flexible. A martial artist who is not capable of assimilating the nature's virtues would not be able to deeply understand the essence of Buddhism and martial arts. more...

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Cast

Jacky Wu as Tan Zhi
Fatima Yaqi as Xiao Ni
Huang Yi
Yang Zai Bao
Yu Hai
Xiao Yue Wen
Yu Cheng Hui
Yang Fan as Oshima Masao

Production Credits

Director: Zhang Xin Yan (张鑫炎)

External Links

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 ==Details==
-*'''Title:'''ShaoLin Wu Wang
+*'''Title:''' 少林武王 / Shao Lin Wu Wang
-*'''Also known as:''' Shaolin King of Martial Arts
+*'''Also known as:''' Shaolin King of Martial Arts / King of Shaolin
-*'''Gender''' Martial Arts/Romance
+*'''Genre:''' Martial arts, romance
 *'''Episodes:''' 22
-*'''Broadcast network:'''
+*'''Broadcast period:''' 2002-Feb-27
-*'''Broadcast year:''' 2001-2002
 ==Synopsis==
-Northern Shaolin Temple. Warrior monks in white robes are training under the guidance of the most senior brother, Tan Qian, keeping in mind Abbot Zhi Yi's words: You must remember, there are no limits to learning. The highest stage in martial arts learning is to harmonize kungfu completely with Zen. You must be flexible. A martial artist who is not capable of assimilating the nature's virtues would not be able to deeply understand the essence of Buddhism and martial arts.
+Northern Shaolin Temple. Warrior monks in white robes are training under the guidance of the most senior brother, Tan Qian, keeping in mind Abbot Zhi Yi's words: You must remember, there are no limits to learning. The highest stage in martial arts learning is to harmonize kungfu completely with Zen. You must be flexible. A martial artist who is not capable of assimilating the nature's virtues would not be able to deeply understand the essence of Buddhism and martial arts. [http://www.wu-jing.org more...]
+==User/Viewer Ratings==
+<vote type=1/>
-Tan Zhi (Wu Jing) is working very hard punching furiously at the tree bark, disturbing Tan Fei (Ji Chun-Hua) who is asleep. They quarrel with each other and San Jiao (Chun-Yu Shan-Shan) tries to be the peacemaker. San Jiao doesn't put much effort in training and is always fantasising about immortals imparting skills to him. Tan Zhi wants him to learn real kungfu and not frivolous tricks, so as to avenge for their families.
+==Cast==
+*[[Jacky Wu]] as Tan Zhi
-Looking back, Lu Zhong-Yu entrusted the abbot of Northern Shaolin Temple, Zhi Yi, with the letter written in blood containing incriminating evidence of conspiracy between Minister Tong Da-Bao (Yu Cheng-Hui) and the Japanese Brigands. He also put Qi Shao-Zheng (Tan Shi's secular name) and Lu Zi-Feng (San Jiao) under his wing. When Tong Da-Bao failed to find Qi Shao-Zheng in Lu Mansion, he massacred the entire Lu family.
+*[[Fatima Yaqi]] as Xiao Ni
+*[[Huang Yi]]
-Tan Zhi is hitting at the bark ferociously and doesn't stop even when his hands are bleeding. Abbot Zhi Yi shakes his head, saying that his mind is too pre-occupied with vengeance that the way he trains would not be fruitful. Tan Zhi is not convinced and Abbot Zhi Yi orders Tan Qian to test his skills. Tan Zhi loses but still refuses to submit. Zhi Yi reveals that Tan Qian was using Form-Meaning Fist of Eight Trigrams, which was founded by General Yue Fei and brought to glory under his father, General Qi Ji-Guang's hands.
+*[[Yang Zai Bao]]
+*[[Yu Hai]]
+*[[Xiao Yue Wen]]
+*[[Yu Cheng Hui]]
+*[[Yang Fan (2)|Yang Fan]] as Oshima Masao
-Their conversation was overheard by Tan Fei, a former bandit. He secretly leaves the temple, defects to Tong Da-Bao and informs him of Tan Zhi's whereabouts. Tong Da-Bao leads a troop of soldiers to attack Northern Shaolin Temple.
+==Production Credits==
+*'''Director:''' [[Zhang Xin Yan]] (张鑫炎)
-Abbot Zhi Yi passes Tan Zhi a letter so that he could seek refuge and learn martial arts in Southern Shaolin Temple, telling him that only by combining Northern Kicks and Southern Fists would it be possible to defeat Tong Da Bao's Yin-Yang Palm of Five Poisons. And it would only be possible to rebuild Northern Shaolin after Tong Da-Bao is killed. Then he instructs some disciples to escort Tan Zhi and San Jiao to Southern Shaolin Temple.
+==External Links==
+*[http://www.ciwen.tv/yingshi/shaolin/ Official site]
+*[https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E5%B0%91%E6%9E%97%E6%AD%A6%E7%8E%8B Baidu Baike]
-Credit http://www.wu-jing.org
+[[Category:CDrama]] [[Category:CDrama2002]]
+{{Cdrama-stub}}
-==Cast==
-*[[Jacky Wu]] as
-*[[Huang Yu]] as
-*[[Yaqi Fatima]] as
-*[[Yang Zai-Bao]] as
-*[[Yu Hai]] as
-*[[Xiao Yue-Wen]] as