Shaolin Intruders (1983) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A wandering martial artist and third-generation member of the Tai Chi clan. He is drawn into a conspiracy involving the Big Four families and the Shaolin Temple, using his Tai Chi skills to investigat...
Daughter of a witch killed by the Big Four families. Initially framed for the murders using her family's golden knife, she is manipulated by the villain into seeking revenge but ultimately dies tragic...
A gambling addict who becomes entangled in the feud. He acts as comic relief but proves resourceful, using tricks and snakes to aid his friends and successfully navigating the Shaolin Temple trials.
The revered leader of the Shaolin Temple. He rigorously tests the protagonists, orchestrates a fake suicide to protect the temple's honor, and ultimately reveals the truth to stop the villain's rampag...
Chief of the Baiyun (Cloud) clan. He suspects Ye Qinghua of the murders based on a golden knife and attempts to negotiate with the Dragon clan chief before being killed by the masked monks in his trea...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Abbot Kongxing heads the Hall of Discipline, while the Head Abbot governs the Shaolin Temple and controls access to the monks and their trials.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Qiao Yiduo returns with Lei Xun and Ye Qinghua to the Shaolin Temple, where Abbot Kongxing oversees the investigation and the revelation of the hidden...
The Head Abbot initially tests Lei Xun, later reveals that his apparent suicide was fake, and finally enters the fight to tell the martial disciples t...
The Head Abbot challenges Lei Xun and Qiao Yiduo together, and the two friends succeed by making him touch the ground first.
Ye Qinghua demands to see every monk so she can identify the culprits, and the Head Abbot agrees after the three Shaolin challenges are completed.
Lei Xun tells the Shaolin Temple that the killers may be monks, and Abbot Kongxing attacks him after interpreting the claim as an accusation.
Chief Lu declares that Ye Qinghua must be the killer because her family's signature golden knife is found in a chief's back.
Qiao Yiduo helps Ye Qinghua escape by throwing snakes at the clan chiefs and their men. They later hide together in a treasure attic.
Ye Qinghua fights an attacker to give Lei Xun time to flee, and the two later hide together and investigate the masked monks.
Qiao Yiduo locates Lei Xun and brings him back to the gambling house. They later investigate the murders together and complete the Shaolin challenges...
A wandering martial artist investigates clan murders and uncovers a revenge conspiracy rooted in an old conflict with Shaolin.
Directed by Tong Kai
Shaolin Intruders (1983) · 6.6/10 · action, drama
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