It was a day full of joy happiness in TIN PO FU where everyone in the YOUNG's family was preparing a birthday celebration to TZE TAI KWAN (the leader of the YOUNG' family). Suddenly, the King of SUNG ordered CHUNG PO, the sixth son of TAI KWAN, to go to the palace to see him. The King ordered CHUNG PO to combat the WEST HSIA army invading the western boundary of SUNG, but CHUNG PO was given only an army composed of old and wound soldiers. This was the trick of WONG YUM YORK, the premier of SUNG. Although everyone knew it was a dirty plan of WONG, CHUNG PO had to follow the instruction of the King. Trapped in a valley in WEST HSIA, CHUNG PO fought bravely but died in the hands of TIN MUK, a Tibet Monk of WEST HSIA.

Episode 1

The YOUNGs were very sad when they heard of the death of CHUNG PO. KWAI YING, CHUNG PO's wife, swore to take revenge to kill TIN MUK. The other female members of the YOUNG family also decided to join the army to fight against WEST HSIA. In view of the fact that the YOUNGs had become a barrier for WEST HSIA to invade SUNG, the first prince, FEI LOONG, and the fifth princess, FEI FUNG were sent into SUNG to create disturbances and chaos within the YOUNG family. FEI LOONG planned to assassinate TAI KWAN but was unsuccessful. Instead, he kid-napped KWAI YING's only son, MAN KWONG. MAN KWONG was the only living male descendant of the YOUNG family. NG LOONG, the fifth son of TAI KWAN became a monk and had left the family. The other male descendants all died in the battle field for the country.

Episode 2

MAN KWONG was saved by SHEUNG FUNG, the leader of the Clan of beggars. SHEUNG FUNG found himself enchanted by KWAI YING when he was introduced to her by MAN KWONG. In order to have more chances to be close to KWAI YING, SHEUNG FUNG decided to stay with the YOUNGs and became the Kung Fu master of MAN KWONG.

Episode 3

FEI FUNG joined the army of YOUNGs without letting anyone knows that she actually came from WEST HSIA. In order to join the decision making group in YOUNGs, FEI FUNG competed with PAI FUNG, another female member of the YOUNG family, but was defeated in the Kung Fu fight.

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Thạch Tu

汪明荃

Hạ Vũ

馮寶寶

湘漪

曾慶瑜

李琳琳

關聰

上官玉

La Lan

Trịnh Thiếu Bình

Trần Gia Nghi

Bạch Nhân

黃文慧

Wong Man-Yee

Hong Kong

Wong Tin-Lam

Young's Female Warrior

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