The South Shaolin Master in order

Mainland Chinese martial arts movies. 2 films, 3h 5m in all, in release order.

The South Shaolin Master
1984 · 96 min
The narrative centres on a nomadic opera troupe who travel to various towns as part of their nationwide tour and astound the locals with their skills. When visiting a coastal town, one of the young performers becomes involved in a market brawl after two local bullies begin to push their weight around. The righteous young performer is saved from a vicious beating at the hands of the thugs by a mysterious fighter who uses his sublime abilities to save the day. He gradually reveals to his new friends that he is a former Shaolin student and a staunch patriot - readily opposing the Manchu rulers. In a finale filled with glorious fight action, the time for revenge is realised and the battle between good and evil once again takes place.
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The South Shaolin Master Part II
1994 · 89 min
In the mid 19th century, China is starting to feel major pressure from the foreign invasion and suffering economically from the ban against opium smuggling and usage. As a result, political figures are desperately seeking help and strategies on how to defend themselves against the inevitable war. Lin Hoi Nan (Chiu), known for his heroic efforts, is hired by the Government to produce firearms and other weapons.
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Frequently asked questions

What order should I watch The South Shaolin Master in?

1. The South Shaolin Master (1984), 2. The South Shaolin Master Part II (1994).

How long does it take to watch all of The South Shaolin Master?

About 3h 5m across 2 released films.

Do any The South Shaolin Master films have post-credit scenes?

None are listed on TMDB.