Foshan Baozhilin, presided over by father and son Huang Qiying and Huang Feihong, is renowned for its chivalry and charitable acts of providing free medical treatment and medicine, earning them the deep respect and admiration of the people. Feihong took on three disciples: Liang Kuan, Rou Zhi Rong, and Ya Cha Su. The three were kind-hearted and had a humorous, witty nature. The owner of another local martial arts school, Hong Ba, out of jealousy, invited a formidable expert, Qiu Qianzhang, to Guangdong with the intention of defeating Feihong at the Lion Dance Festival. Sure enough, during the Lion Dance Festival, Feihong and his disciples were ambushed by Qiu Qianzhang and Hong Ba; fortunately, with the help of their uncle Su Qier, they managed to defeat Qiu Qianzhang and win the championship.
Feihong then led his disciples to Hong Kong to open a branch of Baozhilin. At this time, a Japanese martial arts enthusiast named Takeshi Wu Tianxiu challenged Feihong. His sister, Wu Tian Jingxiang, gentle and compassionate, fell in love with Feihong at first sight, and Feihong also developed strong feelings for her. Wu Tianxiu exposed the private arms trafficking crimes of Yamamoto but was captured by him. However, earlier, Wu Tianxiu had handed over Yamamoto's criminal evidence to Jingxiang. Yamamoto used Wu Tianxiu to force Jingxiang to hand over the criminal evidence. To save her brother, Jingxiang risked her life alone, resulting in both siblings falling victim to treachery...
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