In the late Ming Dynasty, the Governor of Guangxi and Guangdong, Wang Pan, held a 'Lion King Championship' in Zhaoqing to promote traditional folk activities. News spread, and lion dance teams from all over the country gathered in Zhaoqing. Among them, the calls for the lion dance teams of Liu Xiaolong from the Liu family Martial Arts School and Zhou Jizhi to jointly win the championship were the loudest, while the Tianlong Lion Dance Team, well-prepared, also showed strong capability. In order to pave a way for his career, the wealthy businessman Xu Shanxing sponsored the 'Lion Dance Competition', secretly colluding with Liu Buer to run an underground gambling operation and manipulate the results of the competition, hoping to achieve both fame and fortune in one go. Xu Shanxing's daughter, Rongrong, although with visual impairment, was outstanding in character and intellect, and had been in love with Zhou Jizhi for a long time. Zhou Jizhi loved Rongrong deeply but was tormented by pain because his elder brother, Zhou Chengzhi, had lost in the Lion King Championship a year earlier. It was rumored that he had accepted bribes to intentionally lose, and later, overwhelmed by guilt, committed suicide. Jizhi always believed his brother was wronged, yet there was no evidence. His master was very disappointed in him, thinking he would bring shame to the Liu family Martial Arts School like his brother. Only his senior brother Xiaolong believed and supported him. On the day of the preliminary rounds of the 'Lion King Championship,' the Tianlong Lion Dance Team and Zhou Jizhi and Liu Xiaolong's Liu family Lion Dance Team defeated all other opponents and entered the finals together. As the finals approached, Liu Buer discovered that most of the bets were placed on the Liu family Lion Dance Team...
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North and South Lions
actor： Xie Miao, Shi Xiaolong, Shi Tianlong, Zhang Baowen
director：Li Zhiming
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type：Action
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status：HD
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updated：2025-05-15
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region：Mainland China
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year：2002
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language：Mandarin Chinese
plot：During the late Ming Dynasty, the Governor of Guangdong and Guangxi, Wang Pan, h...more