Invincible Shaolin

The Ching government has ordered the Shaolin Temple to send their disciples as kung-fu instructors of the court. The abbot of Northern Shaolin reluctantly sends Pao Shan-hsiung (Lu Feng), Hsu Fang (Sun Chien) and Yang Chung-fei (Chiang Sheng) to Canton where they meet Yuan Sheng and other disciples of Southern Shaolin.The general of Canton, Pu Kang-tu (Wang Lung-wei) has plotted to rouse up a quarrel between the two parties in order to destroy both. So when they meet, they quickly break into a fight in which the Southern Shaolin is defeated. Realizing that they are branches of the same stem, the Northern Shaolin does not wound them very much.However, as the Southern Shaolin prepares to leave, they are killed by General Pu in such a way that when their bodies are transported back to their master Mai Chi, everybody there thinks that they are killed by the Northern Shaolin.Mai Chi, with his sons Mai Yuan and Mai Feng, then lead a group of people to Northern Shaolin intending to revenge on them. But under the mediation of Hsu Feng, the Northern Shaolin avoid being directly involved in the fight. However, one day when Hsu Feng goes out alone, he is attacked by Mai Yuan whom he kills accidentally.The death of Mai Yuan has further enhanced the ill feeling between the two parties. Mai Chi, knowing that their standard of martial art cannot helps them to win the Northern Shaolin, sends his two disciples Chu Tsan-sheng (Lo Meng) and Ho Ying-wu (Kuo Chue) to practise martial art with the most famous martial artists of Southern Shaolin.The two, now excelling in martial art, set out to revenge on Pao’s people at the back court of General Pu’s garden. General Pu has already plotted to kill both parties during the fight but his plan is finally discovered by them who then cooperate in killing him. Meanwhile, the Shaolin disciples are persued by the Ching’s troops who fled home to warn their fellow inmates.

Invincible Shaolin

The Ching government has ordered the Shaolin Temple to send their disciples as kung-fu instructors of the court. The abbot of Northern Shaolin reluctantly sends Pao Shan-hsiung (Lu Feng), Hsu Fang (Sun Chien) and Yang Chung-fei (Chiang Sheng) to Canton where they meet Yuan Sheng and other disciples of Southern Shaolin.The general of Canton, Pu Kang-tu (Wang Lung-wei) has plotted to rouse up a quarrel between the two parties in order to destroy both. So when they meet, they quickly break into a fight in which the Southern Shaolin is defeated. Realizing that they are branches of the same stem, the Northern Shaolin does not wound them very much.However, as the Southern Shaolin prepares to leave, they are killed by General Pu in such a way that when their bodies are transported back to their master Mai Chi, everybody there thinks that they are killed by the Northern Shaolin.Mai Chi, with his sons Mai Yuan and Mai Feng, then lead a group of people to Northern Shaolin intending to revenge on them. But under the mediation of Hsu Feng, the Northern Shaolin avoid being directly involved in the fight. However, one day when Hsu Feng goes out alone, he is attacked by Mai Yuan whom he kills accidentally.The death of Mai Yuan has further enhanced the ill feeling between the two parties. Mai Chi, knowing that their standard of martial art cannot helps them to win the Northern Shaolin, sends his two disciples Chu Tsan-sheng (Lo Meng) and Ho Ying-wu (Kuo Chue) to practise martial art with the most famous martial artists of Southern Shaolin.The two, now excelling in martial art, set out to revenge on Pao’s people at the back court of General Pu’s garden. General Pu has already plotted to kill both parties during the fight but his plan is finally discovered by them who then cooperate in killing him. Meanwhile, the Shaolin disciples are persued by the Ching’s troops who fled home to warn their fellow inmates.

Invincible Shaolin

The Ching government has ordered the Shaolin Temple to send their disciples as kung-fu instructors of the court. The abbot of Northern Shaolin reluctantly sends Pao Shan-hsiung (Lu Feng), Hsu Fang (Sun Chien) and Yang Chung-fei (Chiang Sheng) to Canton where they meet Yuan Sheng and other disciples of Southern Shaolin.The general of Canton, Pu Kang-tu (Wang Lung-wei) has plotted to rouse up a quarrel between the two parties in order to destroy both. So when they meet, they quickly break into a fight in which the Southern Shaolin is defeated. Realizing that they are branches of the same stem, the Northern Shaolin does not wound them very much.However, as the Southern Shaolin prepares to leave, they are killed by General Pu in such a way that when their bodies are transported back to their master Mai Chi, everybody there thinks that they are killed by the Northern Shaolin.Mai Chi, with his sons Mai Yuan and Mai Feng, then lead a group of people to Northern Shaolin intending to revenge on them. But under the mediation of Hsu Feng, the Northern Shaolin avoid being directly involved in the fight. However, one day when Hsu Feng goes out alone, he is attacked by Mai Yuan whom he kills accidentally.The death of Mai Yuan has further enhanced the ill feeling between the two parties. Mai Chi, knowing that their standard of martial art cannot helps them to win the Northern Shaolin, sends his two disciples Chu Tsan-sheng (Lo Meng) and Ho Ying-wu (Kuo Chue) to practise martial art with the most famous martial artists of Southern Shaolin.The two, now excelling in martial art, set out to revenge on Pao’s people at the back court of General Pu’s garden. General Pu has already plotted to kill both parties during the fight but his plan is finally discovered by them who then cooperate in killing him. Meanwhile, the Shaolin disciples are persued by the Ching’s troops who fled home to warn their fellow inmates.

The Ching government has ordered the Shaolin Temple to send their disciples as kung-fu instructors of the court. The abbot of Northern Shaolin reluctantly sends Pao Shan-hsiung (Lu Feng), Hsu Fang (Sun Chien) and Yang Chung-fei (Chiang Sheng) to Canton where they meet Yuan Sheng and other disciples of Southern Shaolin.The general of Canton, Pu Kang-tu (Wang Lung-wei) has plotted to rouse up a quarrel between the two parties in order to destroy both. So when they meet, they quickly break into a fight in which the Southern Shaolin is defeated. Realizing that they are branches of the same stem, the Northern Shaolin does not wound them very much.However, as the Southern Shaolin prepares to leave, they are killed by General Pu in such a way that when their bodies are transported back to their master Mai Chi, everybody there thinks that they are killed by the Northern Shaolin.Mai Chi, with his sons Mai Yuan and Mai Feng, then lead a group of people to Northern Shaolin intending to revenge on them. But under the mediation of Hsu Feng, the Northern Shaolin avoid being directly involved in the fight. However, one day when Hsu Feng goes out alone, he is attacked by Mai Yuan whom he kills accidentally.The death of Mai Yuan has further enhanced the ill feeling between the two parties. Mai Chi, knowing that their standard of martial art cannot helps them to win the Northern Shaolin, sends his two disciples Chu Tsan-sheng (Lo Meng) and Ho Ying-wu (Kuo Chue) to practise martial art with the most famous martial artists of Southern Shaolin.The two, now excelling in martial art, set out to revenge on Pao’s people at the back court of General Pu’s garden. General Pu has already plotted to kill both parties during the fight but his plan is finally discovered by them who then cooperate in killing him. Meanwhile, the Shaolin disciples are persued by the Ching’s troops who fled home to warn their fellow inmates.

Invincible Shaolin

The Ching government has ordered the Shaolin Temple to send their disciples as kung-fu instructors of the court. The abbot of Northern Shaolin reluctantly sends Pao Shan-hsiung (Lu Feng), Hsu Fang (Sun Chien) and Yang Chung-fei (Chiang Sheng) to Canton where they meet Yuan Sheng and other disciples of Southern Shaolin.The general of Canton, Pu Kang-tu (Wang Lung-wei) has plotted to rouse up a quarrel between the two parties in order to destroy both. So when they meet, they quickly break into a fight in which the Southern Shaolin is defeated. Realizing that they are branches of the same stem, the Northern Shaolin does not wound them very much.However, as the Southern Shaolin prepares to leave, they are killed by General Pu in such a way that when their bodies are transported back to their master Mai Chi, everybody there thinks that they are killed by the Northern Shaolin.Mai Chi, with his sons Mai Yuan and Mai Feng, then lead a group of people to Northern Shaolin intending to revenge on them. But under the mediation of Hsu Feng, the Northern Shaolin avoid being directly involved in the fight. However, one day when Hsu Feng goes out alone, he is attacked by Mai Yuan whom he kills accidentally.The death of Mai Yuan has further enhanced the ill feeling between the two parties. Mai Chi, knowing that their standard of martial art cannot helps them to win the Northern Shaolin, sends his two disciples Chu Tsan-sheng (Lo Meng) and Ho Ying-wu (Kuo Chue) to practise martial art with the most famous martial artists of Southern Shaolin.The two, now excelling in martial art, set out to revenge on Pao’s people at the back court of General Pu’s garden. General Pu has already plotted to kill both parties during the fight but his plan is finally discovered by them who then cooperate in killing him. Meanwhile, the Shaolin disciples are persued by the Ching’s troops who fled home to warn their fellow inmates.

Invincible Shaolin

The Ching government has ordered the Shaolin Temple to send their disciples as kung-fu instructors of the court. The abbot of Northern Shaolin reluctantly sends Pao Shan-hsiung (Lu Feng), Hsu Fang (Sun Chien) and Yang Chung-fei (Chiang Sheng) to Canton where they meet Yuan Sheng and other disciples of Southern Shaolin.The general of Canton, Pu Kang-tu (Wang Lung-wei) has plotted to rouse up a quarrel between the two parties in order to destroy both. So when they meet, they quickly break into a fight in which the Southern Shaolin is defeated. Realizing that they are branches of the same stem, the Northern Shaolin does not wound them very much.However, as the Southern Shaolin prepares to leave, they are killed by General Pu in such a way that when their bodies are transported back to their master Mai Chi, everybody there thinks that they are killed by the Northern Shaolin.Mai Chi, with his sons Mai Yuan and Mai Feng, then lead a group of people to Northern Shaolin intending to revenge on them. But under the mediation of Hsu Feng, the Northern Shaolin avoid being directly involved in the fight. However, one day when Hsu Feng goes out alone, he is attacked by Mai Yuan whom he kills accidentally.The death of Mai Yuan has further enhanced the ill feeling between the two parties. Mai Chi, knowing that their standard of martial art cannot helps them to win the Northern Shaolin, sends his two disciples Chu Tsan-sheng (Lo Meng) and Ho Ying-wu (Kuo Chue) to practise martial art with the most famous martial artists of Southern Shaolin.The two, now excelling in martial art, set out to revenge on Pao’s people at the back court of General Pu’s garden. General Pu has already plotted to kill both parties during the fight but his plan is finally discovered by them who then cooperate in killing him. Meanwhile, the Shaolin disciples are persued by the Ching’s troops who fled home to warn their fellow inmates.

Invincible Shaolin

The Ching government has ordered the Shaolin Temple to send their disciples as kung-fu instructors of the court. The abbot of Northern Shaolin reluctantly sends Pao Shan-hsiung (Lu Feng), Hsu Fang (Sun Chien) and Yang Chung-fei (Chiang Sheng) to Canton where they meet Yuan Sheng and other disciples of Southern Shaolin.The general of Canton, Pu Kang-tu (Wang Lung-wei) has plotted to rouse up a quarrel between the two parties in order to destroy both. So when they meet, they quickly break into a fight in which the Southern Shaolin is defeated. Realizing that they are branches of the same stem, the Northern Shaolin does not wound them very much.However, as the Southern Shaolin prepares to leave, they are killed by General Pu in such a way that when their bodies are transported back to their master Mai Chi, everybody there thinks that they are killed by the Northern Shaolin.Mai Chi, with his sons Mai Yuan and Mai Feng, then lead a group of people to Northern Shaolin intending to revenge on them. But under the mediation of Hsu Feng, the Northern Shaolin avoid being directly involved in the fight. However, one day when Hsu Feng goes out alone, he is attacked by Mai Yuan whom he kills accidentally.The death of Mai Yuan has further enhanced the ill feeling between the two parties. Mai Chi, knowing that their standard of martial art cannot helps them to win the Northern Shaolin, sends his two disciples Chu Tsan-sheng (Lo Meng) and Ho Ying-wu (Kuo Chue) to practise martial art with the most famous martial artists of Southern Shaolin.The two, now excelling in martial art, set out to revenge on Pao’s people at the back court of General Pu’s garden. General Pu has already plotted to kill both parties during the fight but his plan is finally discovered by them who then cooperate in killing him. Meanwhile, the Shaolin disciples are persued by the Ching’s troops who fled home to warn their fellow inmates.