Chiu Chun

Sung Hua, le plus âgé de la branche de Fen Wang, fut frappé par le poison de cartilage de Kuan Lao Chin, car il avait découvert que ce dernier collaborait avec l'ennemi. Son maître le sauva et l'emmena à Fen Wan village, qui devint le théâtre des intrigues, des pièges, des complots et des règlements de comptes les plus féroces et les plus riches en rebondissements.

Dans le sud de la Chine où ils se considèrent en pays conquis, les mandchous terrorisent les habitants d'un village, multipliant crimes et provocations. Chung Mai-lu, surnommé le "Broyeur" est un disciple doué mais farceur du monastère de Shaolin. Impatient d’en découdre avec les oppresseurs mandchous, il quitte Shaolin à la sauvette pour rejoindre un condisciple le moine martial San De. Ce dernier l’introduit à son propre élève Liang qui travaille a une teinturerie. Lorsque Liang, sa famille et la teinturerie deviennent les victimes d’une bande de crapules mandchoues, il revient à Chung et au moine San De de les venger dans une sanglante vendetta.

The evil Silver Fox is back and he must search for a secret message that was put on a young man who was supposedly killed with his father by Silver Fox's bandits. Years later, the young man returns to avenge his father's death by facing off against the high-kicking Silver Fox.

After losing his sovereignty to Japan through the Eulsa Protection Treaty, Gojong ordered Lee Yong-ik to hide gold bars and military funds to restore his sovereignty. When King Gojong was forcibly abdicated, the army was disbanded. At this time, So-chun, daughter of Park Seong-hwan, who committed suicide by protecting himself as a soldier, gathers in the Dongsanbang. Dongsanbang's governor Dongsandae completed the patriotic bulwark as a patriot and passed it on to the believers from the military service. Among them, Min Jeong-gyo and So-chun fall in love and get married early, and they play an active role in the ranks of the Great Victory and Salvation Kingdom when the gold hidden by Lee Yong-ik is robbed by the Japanese.

Action-drama set during the 1904 occupation of Korea (by Japan). An incident is sparked when the Japanese force the Korean soldiers to strip off their uniforms. Two of the Korean soldiers refuse and go on a rampage against the Japanese, forcing them to take their uniforms off.

South Korean martial arts.

1930 Manchuria: Seong-Jin, a member of Korean independence army, is arrested and tortured by Suzuki. Seong-Jin’s tells his colleague Min-Wuk the location of funds. Min-Wuk puts the money into the stomach of a dead hog and floats it down the river. Soon, Min-Wuk is captured by Mokosan, a gangster from Peking and Ye-Ji, a barmaid. While Suzuki arrests all of them and kills Mokosan, Min-Wuk, succeeds in arresting Suzuki and escaping, as he continues his journey along the river to deliver the funds.

Keo-Am wants to learn martial arts from Park Sang-bong but doesn't get the permission as he is a lover of Park's daughter but is ousted from there. He learns martial arts from Japanese and helps Japan to invade Korea. Sang-Bong suffers from this news. Keo-Am is a son of Park's friend and Park wants him to be a farmer and that's why Park didn't teach the martial arts to him. Park's daughter, Ok-Nyeo and Il-Jae, Park's disciple, tell the truth to Keo-Am, who accepts the fact that he is Korean. Keo-Am lures and kills Japanese, but is wounded in his hands. After all, on the way to return, Keo-Am dies due to accidental fights.

Yuan, disciple de Shaolin, part a la poursuite de Su, un ancien élève de Shaolin vendu aux Manchoues et qui vient de détruire le temple avec son armée. Sur son chemin, il rencontre Ping, un aventurier a la recherche de l'assassin de son frère, et Chang See, un lettré qui possède un moyen de mettre en déroute l’armée manchoue.