Two Champions of Shaolin จอมโหดเส้าหลินถล่มบู๊ตึ้ง – (ปี 1978)

Once upon a time, in ancient China, there was a powerful Wu Tang chief who sought to expand his empire. He knew that in order to do so, he needed to send out his most skilled warriors to conquer new territories. However, he also knew that it was important for these warriors to be able to recognize each other in order to work together effectively.

To solve this problem, the Wu Tang chief gave each of his men a unique symbol that they would carry with them on their journey. These symbols were meant to be a secret code that only the Wu Tang warriors would understand, allowing them to identify each other even in the midst of battle.

However, the most important symbol of all was given to a man named Lee. Lee was the largest and strongest of all the Wu Tang warriors, and the chief knew that he would need someone to lead the others into battle. Thus, Lee was given a symbol that was even more unique than the others, one that signaled to the other warriors that they were to obey him without question.

With their symbols in hand, the Wu Tang warriors set out on their journey, ready to conquer new lands and expand their empire. They fought bravely and fiercely, following Lee’s lead and working together to overcome any obstacles in their way.

Through their bravery and skill, the Wu Tang warriors were able to conquer new lands and expand their empire to new heights. And all thanks to the clever idea of the Wu Tang chief, who used symbols to build a bond of trust and loyalty among his men.