| english title | The Wandering Swordsman |
| original title | Yau Hap Ngai |
| year | 1970 |
| country | Hong-Kong |
| director | CHANG Cheh - 張徹 | |
| actor | David CHIANG - 姜大衛 | |
| Lily LI Li-Li - 李莉莉 | ||
| CHENG Lei | ||
| WU Ma - 午馬 | ||
| CHEUNG Pei-Shan | ||
| WONG Kwong-Yue | ||
| scriptwriter | NI Kuang |
| genres | period |
| production studio | Shaw Brothers 邵氏 |
This was one of the rare films in which the majestic Ti Lung did not appear with David Chiang, his charismatic partner in many a Chang Cheh-directed kung-fu classic. At Chiang's side instead is the "queen of Shaw Brothers kung-fu," Lily Li, is an entertaining "Martial Arts World" epic about a hero who robs from the robbers and gives to the poor. Naturally that doesn't make the robbers happy, and they use every sword in the area to try killing their adversary.
(source: DVD)
