Five cases, eighty-one schools and thirteen schools.

Five situations: Shaolin Authentic, Kunlun Authentic, Wudang Authentic, Emei Authentic and Lotus Authentic.

Thirteen schools:?

Shaolin School, Emei School, Kunlun School, Lotus School, Wu Tangzong School, Wushan School, Moshan School, Hengshan School, Bashan School, Shushan School, Kongtong School, Liaodong School (Montenegro School), Tantric School, Shen Du School and Overseas School.

Eighty-one doors:

Xingyi Gate, Bagua Gate, Taiji Gate, Changquan Gate, Tie Bao Gate, Black Humen Gate, Mantis Gate,

Through the back door, Parker door, practice valve, bounce door, magic wand door, backer door, leap door,

Duomen, Haikuanmen, Yingmen, Lianhua Gate, Taishan Gate, Qionglai Gate, Huashan Gate,

Tianshan Gate, Avenue Gate, Liangxing Gate, Qimen, Aries Gate, Red Gate, Red Gate,

Jingangmen, Wuwei Gate, Zufengmen, Tieling Gate, Huailai Gate, Xiaoshanmen, Sichuan Tangmen,

Kunlun Gate, Wuji Gate, Tantric Gate, Shenquan Gate, Eagle Claw Gate, Yanxing Gate, Octagonal Gate,

Wei Tuo Gate, Huaquan Gate, Pressing Gate, Lightning Gate, Wang Yaomen, Tianlong Gate, Deaf Gate,

Xuanzhimen, Wuhumen, Shuangzimen, Zhongzhaomen, Qiqingmen, Heilongmen, Huaquanmen,

Five Humens, Double Doors, Sharp Knife Doors, Crane Pen Doors, Qinglong Doors, King Kong Doors and Shenquan Doors,

Wufeng Dao, Iron Sword Gate, Tianlong Gate, Ground Valve, Wujingmen, Dajianmen, Blood Sword Gate,

Five Flags Gate, Fireworks Gate, Golden Gun Gate, Luohan Gate, Bailuo Gate and Eagle Claw Goose Gate,

Wufeng Knife Gate, King Kong Gate in Western Regions, Jiro Boxing Gate, Ziyihui Sword Gate and Shaolin Wei Tuo Gate.

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Dan Tianfang's storytelling tells three heroes and five justice.

Dan Tianfang (193465438+February17-2065438+September 08115: 30), a native of Yingkou city, Liaoning province, is a storyteller, writer and folk art family in China.

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Five brief introductions of Shaolin Wudang:

Shaolin:

Shaolin Temple, the birthplace of Zen Buddhism in China and Kung Fu in China, is now a world cultural heritage, a national key cultural relic protection unit and a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction. It is located at the foot of Wuru Peak in Songshan Mountain, Dengfeng City, Zhengzhou City, Henan Province. It is named "Shaolin Temple" because it is located in the dense jungle of Shaoshi Mountain in the hinterland of Songshan Mountain.

Founded in the 19th year of Taihe in the Northern Wei Dynasty (495), it was built by Emperor Xiaowen at the northern foot of Shaoshi Mountain in Songshan Mountain, facing the capital Luoyang. Shaolin Temple is often hospitalized, covering an area of about 57,600 square meters. The current abbot is Shi Yongxin, the 47th and 33rd generation descendant of Cao Dong.

Wudang:

In the Ming Dynasty, Wudang Mountain was named "Da Yue" and "Xuan Yue" by the emperor, and was honored as "Royal Palace View". Wudang Mountain is known as the "crown of five mountains", among which "four famous mountains are all arched and five immortals worship the Sect".

1994 12, Wudang mountain ancient buildings were selected into the world heritage list, and in 2006 they were listed as "national key cultural relics protection units" as a whole. In 2007, Wudang Mountain, Great Wall, Lijiang and Zhouzhuang were selected as "Top Ten European Favorite Attractions in China".

From 2065438+00 to 2065438+03, Wudang Mountain was rated as a national 5A-level tourist area, a national forest park, one of the top ten summer resorts in China, and a cross-strait exchange base, and was selected as the most beautiful "National Geopark".

Up to 20 13, Wudang Mountain has 53 ancient buildings with a building area of 27,000 square meters, 9 architectural sites covering an area of more than 200,000 square meters, and 5,035 pieces of various cultural relics have been preserved in the whole mountain.

Wudang Mountain is a famous Taoist mountain and the birthplace of Wudang Wushu. It is called "the unparalleled scenic spot in ancient times and the first fairy mountain in the world". Wudang Wushu is an important school of China Wushu. At the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty, Taoist Zhang Sanfeng founded Wu Tangzong.

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