Is Fang Shiyu real?

During the Qianlong period, in order to grasp the cohesion of non-governmental organizations, he immediately issued a decree to implement the "wall-cleaning policy." Li Bashan now has reason to destroy these underworld organizations. He asked the officers and men to help Wu Tang help eliminate the Shaolin Sect. On the surface, it is to repay the forces of "anti-Qing and regaining sight", but in fact it is for revenge.

1763 (in the 28th year of Qianlong), the monk Hu and Sande died in Xichan Temple, and Tong Qianjin was also killed by Wu Tangmen in the subsequent firefight. After this battle, the backbone of the Shaolin School was almost exhausted, and Fang Shiyu died at the age of 24.

Early experience

As we all know, the story of Giarante and Hu fighting in the computer room was first recorded in the novel Evergreen Tree. These two incidents directly led to the deterioration of the relationship between Wudang and Shaolin. Fang Shiyu, a native of Zhaoqing, Guangdong Province, is the grandson of Miao Xian, the "five elders of Shaolin", and went to Hangzhou for business with his father. He was very angry when he saw Lei Laohu posing in a circle with the words "punch Guangdong and kick Suzhou and Hangzhou" written on both sides. He went on stage to fight and killed Lei Laohu.

Lei Laohu, son-in-law of Li Bashan, Wu Tangmen, used himself as the bodyguard of Chen Wenyao, a college student in Wenyuange (Shaolin Temple in Songshan Mountain was burned in Yongzheng period, and nearly 80 years old in Qianlong period). Being killed by Fang Shiyu this time naturally makes people happy, but it has caused a lot of fights-Lei Laohu's wife Li Xiaohuan invited her father Li Bashan to come out of the mountain, and Fang Shiyu invited Sande monks and children, and things became more and more serious. At the same time, it was Xinhui Hu who stole out of Shaolin Temple and went back to the provincial capital to avenge his father and fight against the workers in the computer room of Xiguan Nylon Hall.

Nylon Hall is the guild hall of provincial textile workers. Most of the workers in the industry are single men, ranking tenth and competing for victory. Hu's father opened a small shop nearby and was killed by a computer room worker. Saved Hu, who was seriously injured, and sent him to Shaolin Temple to learn from his teacher. Hu avenged himself this time and killed more than a dozen textile workers, including the Boxer Rebellion, a Taoist disciple of Wudang Fengpai.

As a result, the two factions merged and got out of control. Later, Lei Laohu's sister Li Erhuan, the second daughter of Li Bashan, died at the hands of the Shaolin Sect because of her sister, brother-in-law and father. She was eager for revenge, so she dedicated herself to the emperor Qianlong, who was traveling incognito. Qianlong took advantage of Wudang Feng's morality and the power of Bai Mei's Taoist priest to destroy the Shaolin Temple in Fujian.

, Hu,,, etc. All survived, just because "Evergreen Tree" was written in the late Qing Dynasty, describing the anti-government "thug" Shaolin Quan Yong, which is likely to provoke officials and non-officials. Writers had to try their best to please the government. The destruction of Shaolin Temple in Fujian led to a large influx of Shaolin Wushu into Guangdong, with colorful boxing methods and many famous players.