Basic Story
Chen Zhen is depicted as a student of the martial artist Huo Yuanjia, founder of Chin Woo Athletic Association (also known as Chin Woo School or Jingwu School). After Huo Yuanjia allegedly died from illness, Chen Zhen discovers that his master was poisoned and the Japanese from a dojo in Hongkou District, Shanghai, are responsible for his master's death. He seeks to bring the murderers to justice and embarks on a quest to avenge Huo Yuanjia and revive his master's legacy, the "Jingwu Spirit".
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