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Hong Boxing 

Set in the late Qing Dynasty, this movie depicts the story of the Hong boxer Lin Shirong, a butcher trained by the legendary martial artist Wong Fei Hung. Rong is a man of unquestionable integrity, but he is framed by scums of the martial world, Tsai Jinbao and Mou Chengwei. As he hits rock bottom, he is determined not to succumb to the evil. He aims to defeat his enemies and prove his innocence and be the next legend that brings glory to Hong Boxing.
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Set in the late Qing Dynasty, this movie depicts the story of the Hong boxer Lin Shirong, a butcher trained by the legendary martial artist Wong Fei Hung. Rong is a man of unquestionable integrity, but he is framed by scums of the martial world, Tsai Jinbao and Mou Chengwei. As he hits rock bottom, he is determined not to succumb to the evil. He aims to defeat his enemies and prove his innocence and be the next legend that brings glory to Hong Boxing.

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Genre:Action
Directed By:Li Lian Jun
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Runtime:105 minutes
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