Shaolin Fist of the Snake – Nan Shaolin shequan (2007)

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Shaolin Fist of the Snake – Nan Shaolin shequan (2007)

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Shaolin Fist of the Snake – Nan Shaolin shequan (2007)ENGLISH | 352×288 | MpG | 25.00fps 1426kbps | mp2 224kbps | 423MBGenre: elearningSnake fist of a buddhist dragon-Shaolin Temple has many forms of kung fu. But none is deadlier to witness than the snake style of kung fu. A young disciple of shaolin undergoes the training of the snake fist in order to bring honor back to shaolin. As the government controlling Manchus prepare to burn shaolin, the sacred monks prepare to strike back with one of nature’s deadliest exponents! the snake fist in the hands of a dragon is the ultimate combination for Wu flavored action on the master level!!!

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