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Yuan Yang Dao

The title literally means The Mandarin Duck Sword. This comparably short story starts with a pair of Yuanyang swords being delivered to the emperor of the Cing Empire by a Governor-General, Liu Yuyi. The chief escort, Liu Weisin, took this mission, and many outlaw wugong masters were trying to gain the precious swords. The group Taiyuesicia wanted the swords to give to their friend, Siao Banhe, as a birthday present. So they blocked the escort. Then four masters and mistresses, Jhonghui, Yuan Guannan and Lin Yulong with his wife Ren Feiyan also came for the Swords. They all defeated by Jhuo Tiansyong, an excellent wugong master from the Forbidden City with the emperor's command to bring back the swords.
Fortunately they got the swords and fled to a Buddhist convent in order to hide away from Jho Tiansyong. Ren Feiyan with Lin Yulong taught Siao Jhonghue and Yuan Guannan, a wugong practiced by husband and wife, by using Mandarin duck swords to practice this wugong the result would be extremely powerful. Subsequently Siao and Yuan defeated Jhuo.
Ren Feiyan and Lin Yulong gave Siao Banhe the swords as presents at Siao's birthday party. Siao promised to marry his daughter, Siao Jhonghue, to Yuan Guannan. When the wedding ceremony started the truth came out that Yuan was Siao's first wife's son. In other words he and Jhonghue were half-brother and sister.

At the moment Jhou appeared with officers to arrest Siao Banhe and bring back the swords, because Siao Banhe was the runaway criminal, Siaoyi, who castrated himself and worked as a eunuch in the palace in order to avenge his father and dethrone the Cing. So when he came across the situation that the Cing emperor massacred both the families of Yuan and Siao for the Yuanyang swords, he rescued the two ladies, Madam Yuan and Madam Yang. Now Siao Jhonghue and Yuan Guannan knew that they were not blood relations (krn Isao Banhe itu org kebiri), so they no longer feel guilty and fought together against Jhou. Jhou took one of the swords, and Siao and Yuan with the wugong masters on their sides escaped. Then Taiyuesicia appeared and helped to regain the other of the Yuanyang swords. When Siao Banhe with friends checked the swords carefully they found out that one of the swords was engraved with renjhe, "kind-hearted", and the other with wudi, "no enemies". The secret the swords carried was the doctrine renjhe wudi.
The moral of this story is to proclaim that the kind-hearted have no enemies. By employing fighting for the swords to record the oppression of Cing government. The swords finally belonged to Siao Banhe and his friend and was never returned to the emperor.