Traditional lackeys blow themselves up.

In fact, all five teachers belong to the Wutang school, which has been committed to maintaining the orthodoxy of the Qing court, so the five teachers will be called the lackeys of the Qing court. After the Qing Dynasty successfully entered the customs, many people in the Central Plains were not very welcome, so anti-Qing activities often occurred. At that time, Shaolin and Wudang were closely related to anti-Qing activities. The former was a supporter of anti-Qing activities, while the latter was a supporter of the Qing court. In a word, Shaolin and Wudang are antagonistic, and Wudang and the Qing court are allied.

Did Shaolin ever appear in Qianlong period? Shaolin Five Tigers? Five teachers are one of them. Besides five teachers, what else? Four tigers? They are Miao Xian, the father of Bai Mei, Feng Moral and Miao Cuihua. All five are first-class martial arts masters, and all five teachers are women, but they are also very powerful. Master Wu also created a brand-new boxing method based on Zen Wushu, namely Wing Chun Boxing. Wing Chun Boxing is different from those traditional boxing methods and is very suitable for women to learn.

It is said that the five teachers who originally belonged to the Shaolin Sect, because of their different political ideas, all moved to Wudang later, and those who moved to Wudang with her were Bai Mei and Feng Morality. As mentioned earlier, Shaolin and Wudang often fight because of their antagonistic relationship. One year, Fang Shiyu of Shaolin Sect killed Lei Laohu, son-in-law of Li Bashan of Wutang Sect, and the contradiction between Shaolin and Wudang escalated again.

Wu Tang clan came to Fang Shiyu's Guangzhou to avenge Lei Laohu. After that, disciples of both sides often fought. In one of the fights, Feng Daode's disciples were killed by Shaolin disciples, and Shaolin Sect also occupied Xichan Temple. Wudang naturally refused to give up after learning this news, so more wu-tang clan disciples gathered in Guangzhou. In addition, Lei Laohu's Yue Fei also led thousands of Qing soldiers to Guangzhou. In this case, Shaolin suffered heavy casualties, and even Fang Shiyu was killed by five teachers in the crossfire.