Shaolin Temple [Film and TV Commentary]

At the end of the Sui Dynasty, Wang Renze (played by Yu Chenghui), the nephew of the Sui general Wang Shichong, was supervising the construction of river embankments. He killed Shen Ji Zhang, who rose up to resist the violence, but allowed his son Xiao Huzi to jump into the river and escape from the tiger's mouth. After Xiao Huzi was rescued by Shaolin monks and admitted to the temple, he decided to become a monk in order to avenge his father, and his Buddhist name was "Jueyuan" (played by Jet Li). Wang Renze's captain met the shepherdess Bai Wuxia (played by Ding Lan) and coveted her beauty. He took her back to his house and planned to drink and abuse her. However, he happened to be discovered by Jue Yuan, who came for revenge alone. During the rescue of Bai Wuxia, Jue Yuan was stabbed by Wang RenZe because of his poor martial arts, prompting him to practice even harder after returning to the Shaolin Temple. Later, because Jue Yuan rescued Li Shimin who was chased by Wang RenZe, the Shaolin Temple suffered a disaster, and Jue Yuan's responsibilities became even heavier.