| english title | The Lady Hermit |
| original title | 鍾馗娘子 |
| french title | Les Griffes de Jade |
| year | 1971 |
| country | Hong-Kong |
| director | HOH Mung-Wa | |
| actor | LAW Hon | |
| CHIN Chun | ||
| NAM Wai Lit | ||
| TONG Tin-Hei | ||
| KOK Lee-Yan | ||
| SUEN Lam | ||
| Cliff LOK | ||
| FANG Mien - 房勉 | |
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| CHUEN Yuen | |
| CHAO Hsiung | ||
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| WONG Hap - 王俠 | |
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| CHENG Pei-Pei - 鄭佩佩 | |
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| SI Si | |
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| LO Lieh - 羅烈 | |
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| Sammo HUNG Kam-Bo - 洪金寶 | |
| producer | Runme SHAW | |
| action director | LIANG Shao Sung | |
| artistic director | Johnson TSAO |
| shooting studio | Shaw Brothers 邵氏 |
| production studio | Shaw Brothers 邵氏 |
Shaw Studios knew a good thing when they teamed their remarkable star Cheng Pei-pei with versatile director Ho Meng-hua. Their collaboration is always considered the best that can be done. Cheng plays master swordswoman Chung Kuei, who is injured in her chivalrous attempts to reform the villainous Black Demon. Hell has no fury like a woman wounded, so she teams with a pretty young sword student and virtuous swordsman to take revenge. Addition to this exciting story, the director and his star made it magic.
