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The Shaolin Temple ()

Shao Lin si (original title)
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A young man, hounded by a psychopathic general, learns martial arts at the Shaolin temple to avenge his father's death. To achieve this he forgoes a budding romance with his kungfu master's daughter, a shepherdess.

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Jue Yuan (as Lianjie Li)
Hai Yu ...
Tan Zong Shi Fu
Chenghui Yu ...
Wng Renze (as Cheng-Hui Yu)
Lan Ding ...
Bai Wuxia
Jianqiang Hu ...
Wu Kong
Jiankui Sun ...
Se Kong
Huailiang Liu ...
Liao Kong
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Tu Ying (as Chun Hua Ji)
Jianwen Zhang ...
Fang Zhang
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Lichang Bian
Guoan Chen
Zhiqiang Cui ...
Xuan Kong
Chuanyang Du ...
Wei Kong
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Hui Neng (as Ping Fang)
Hongbo Jiang ...
Hui Yin
Hanguang Pan ...
Zhi Cao
Qingfu Pan ...
Wang Jiang
Botong Shanqi ...
Hui Yang
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Dao Kong (as Feng Xun)
Wan-On Shing ...
(as Yunan Cheng)
Fei Su
Shengjun Sun
Guangquan Wang ...
Li Shimin (as Guang Quan Wang)
Guoyi Wang
Jue Wang ...
Ban Kong
Dihua Yan ...
Seng Zhi

Directed by

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Hsin-Yen Chang

Written by

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Hau Sit ... (screenplay by) (as Shih Hou) &
Shau-Chang Lu ... (screenplay by)

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Yat-Yuen Liu ... producer (as Yiyuan Liao)

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Liping Wang

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Po-Ling Chou
Feng-Lin Liu

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Hsin-Yen Chang
Zhihui Gu ... (as Ku Chi Wai)
Yu-Huai Li
Ting Wong

Art Direction by

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Hok Sun Wong

Costume Design by

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Yifeng Tang
Jiping Wang

Makeup Department

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Siu Yuk Kwok ... makeup artist (as Xiaoyu Guo)
Guen Guen Lau ... makeup artist (as Juanjuan Kiu)
Kuen Lee ... hair stylist (as Quan Li)

Production Management

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Lam Chan ... unit manager
Man Chan ... production manager (as Wen Chen)
Kwong-Kin Leung ... unit manager
Ying-Cheong Wong ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Shau-Chang Lu ... assistant director
Yeung-Ping Sze ... assistant director

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Fai Wong Cheung ... property master
Qing He ... property master (as Ching Ho)

Sound Department

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Junxi Huang ... sound

Stunts

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Jianqiang Hu ... stunts
Xianda Ma ... action sequence coordinator
Qingfu Pan ... action sequence coordinator
Changkai Wang ... action sequence coordinator
Hai Yu ... action sequence coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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Pat Chim ... gaffer
Weilin Li ... still photographer (as Li Wai Lun)
Li Da Man ... assistant camera
Suen Shek San ... grip
Pui Wong ... still photographer

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Yanwen Li ... costume supervisor
Fung-Yee Tse ... costume supervisor (as Fengyi Xie)

Music Department

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Jianming Dai ... vocals
Ruian Du ... vocals
Guangtao Feng ... orchestrator
Bingzhi Wang ... vocals
Gaochao Zhao ... vocals
Xulan Zheng ... vocals

Script and Continuity Department

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Chi-Liang Cheng ... script supervisor
Hsi-San Sun ... continuity

Additional Crew

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Hong-Tat Cheung ... production assistant (as Gangda Zhang)
Qi Fu ... planner
Jianqiang Hu ... choreographer
Fong Lau ... planner (as Fang Liu)
Crystal Decker Orren ... localization: us - Well Go USA Entertainment

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

The Tang emperor is betrayed by one of his generals, who installs himself as emperor in the East Capital. The son of one of his slave workers escapes to the Shaolin Temple, learns kung fu, and sets out to kill the traitor, who killed his father. The monks have to help him, and in the process, they save the true emperor, who rewards them greatly. Based on a true story from Shaolin folklore, but highly fictionalized. Written by Johan Wikberg

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Also Known As
  • 少林寺 (China, Mandarin title)
  • Siu Lam zi (Hong Kong, Cantonese title)
  • Shaolin Temple (Canada, English title)
  • The Shaolin Temple (Philippines, English title)
  • Shaolin Temple (India, English title)
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  • 100 min
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Budget CNY1,200,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia The film grossed over RMB 10 million at a time when a ticket cost 0.1 to 0.15 RMB. Over 70 million tickets were sold. An estimated 50 million audience watched it during its theatrical run in Mainland China. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Dragons of the Orient (1988). See more »

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