Louis Cha

Yong Jin

"The Book and the Sword was Louis Cha's first novel, published in 1955. The story has a panoramic sweep which has at its heart a few unbeatable themes: secret societies, kung fu masters, and the sensational rumour so dear to Chinese hearts that the great Manchu Emperor Qian Long was not in fact a Manchu but a Han Chinese, a line of descent that came about as a result of a 'baby swap' on the part of the Chens of Haining in Southern China. It mixes in the exotic flavours of central Asia, a lost city in the desert guarded by wolf packs, and the Fragrant Princess. This lady is an embellishment of an actual historical figure - although whether she actually smelled of flowers, we will never know." --Book Jacket.

A Martial Arts Novel

The Book and the Sword

Wing Shing Ma

Based on a story by Louis Cha An epic adventure set against the backdrop of the Mongol invasion of ancient China, the story follows WuJi Chang's growth as a Kung Fu master amidst the frenzied pursuit of two ancient and powerful weapons: Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre. In order to unite his country and overthrow China's Mongol oppressors, WuJi must develop his own formidable powers while understanding both swords' relationship to his parents' legacy.

Heaven Sword & Dragon Sabre

Tony Wong

Kuo Yung lies his elderly friend and companion to rest. Before she passes, she instructs amysterious beauty to care after Kuo Yung and teach him Kung Fu. What is the background of this young woman and what is her connection to Kuo?

The Legendary Couple

Wuji battles all the Masters and yet no one recognises he is the son of Jay Shan Chang. Walking a fine line between good and supposed evil, Wuji must defeat the enemy but not injure anyone. The righteous clans demand justice but his grandfather - his last known blood relation - is one of the Ming Sect's head officials.

Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre

Martial artist Kuo Yung's search for his beloved Mistress Dragon takes him from the Mongolian camp to a fateful meeting with Gong Hong, the master of the Dog Stick fighting technique.

Yung Chin

This is the third and final volume of the picaresque historical romance by one of China's most popular authors. It tells the story of Trinket, an irreverent and comic anti-hero, and his adventures through China and Chinese history, spanning more than twenty years at the beginning of the Qing dynasty.

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