Hu Te-Ti (played by David Chiang Da-Wei) is a protagonist in Five Shaolin Masters.
One of the five surviving Shaolin disciples who takes a leadership role in the resistance. He organizes rescue operations and recruits a bandit faction to bolster the patriots' forces against the Qing invaders. Ma Fu-Yi (played by Johnny Wang Lung-Wei) appears in Five Shaolin Masters.
The primary antagonist and traitorous insider who sold out the Shaolin temple to Qing soldiers. He joins forces with top Qing fighters to systematically eliminate the surviving rebels and cover his betrayal.
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Characters
Hu Te-Ti
(played by David Chiang Da-Wei) — protagonist
One of the five surviving Shaolin disciples who takes a leadership role in the resistance. He organizes rescue operations and recruits a bandit faction to bolster the patriots' forces against the Qing...
Ma Fu-Yi
(played by Johnny Wang Lung-Wei) — supporting
The primary antagonist and traitorous insider who sold out the Shaolin temple to Qing soldiers. He joins forces with top Qing fighters to systematically eliminate the surviving rebels and cover his be...
Key Relationships
Hu Te-Ti → Ma Fu-Yi
(Conflict Arch Enemy)
Story Analysis
Five surviving disciples unite, uncover a traitor, and master counter-techniques to avenge their destroyed temple.
Plot Progression
Ashes of Shaolin
The Traitor's Gambit
Alliance of Outcasts
Forged in Ruins
Path to Vengeance
Directed by Chang Cheh
Five Shaolin Masters (1974) · 7.3/10 · action, drama
