The fate of Lee Khan: "Revolves around a showdown between warriors on different sides of a civil war"--Container. Shaolin boxers: "Chuan Tai, master of the Shaolin school, hopes that if he can win the annual martial-arts tournament, he can help the villagers, who are under the tyranny of an evil security squad controlled by Ho Yung"--Container. The young dragons: "Following the Chinese revolution, a gang of bandits prey on the inhabitants of a village. The leader, Lung, kills the local police officer. The victim's daughter swears that she will one day have revenge"--Container. The Shaolin plot: "An evil prince scours the earth collecting the greatest kung fu manuals ... usually by force. He disguises himself as a student and enters a Shaolin temple hoping to get his hands on their sacred manuals"--Container.

Set title from container; Chinese film titles from Internet movie database and OCLC database. The Shaolin plot: based on a novel by Ni Kuang. The fate of Lee Khan originally released in 1973, Shaolin boxers and The young dragons in 1974, The Shaolin plot in 1977. The fate of Lee Khan: credits from container (Chinese only on film). Shaolin boxers, The young dragons, The Shaolin plot: credits also in Chinese. Special feature: theatrical trailers.

disc 1: Ying chun ge zhi feng bo = The fate of Lee Khan / screenplay, King Hu, Wang Chung ; production by Lee Sun ; directed by King Hu (1973; 105 min.) -- Fujian Shaolin quan = Shaolin boxers / Golden Harvest presents ; producer, Lo Chia Po ; screenplay, Huang Tien ; director, Huang Ta (1974; 75 min.). disc 2: Tie han rou qing = The young dragons / Golden Harvest presents ; producer, Raymond Chow ; screenplay, Ni Kuan, Wu Yu Sheng ; directed by Wu Yu-Sheng (1974; 95 min.) -- Si da men pai = The Shaolin plot / a Golden Harvest presentation ; produced by Raymond Chow ; script, Huang Feng ; directed by Huang Feng (1977; 109 min.).