 1985 edition published byLinking Publishing | |
| Author | Huanzhulouzhu |
|---|---|
| Original title | 蜀山劍俠傳or蜀山劔俠傳 |
| Cover artist | Li Zhaodao [fr] |
| Language | Chinese |
| Genre | Gods and demons fiction, Xianxia,Wuxia |
| Set in | Sichuan |
Publication date | 1932 |
| Publication place | Republican China |
| Media type | Print (paperback) |
| Pages | 7227 |
| ISBN | 9789570809268 |
| Followed by | Blades for Willows |
Legend of the Swordsmen of the Mountains of Shu (traditional Chinese:蜀山劍俠傳;simplified Chinese:蜀山剑侠传;pinyin:Shǔshān jiànxiá zhuàn;Wade–Giles:Shu3-shan1 chien4-hsia2 chuan4) is a 1932wuxia novel written by theSichuanese writerHuanzhulouzhu.
The book was later adapted into two Hong Kong films both directed byTsui Hark:Zu Warriors from the Magic Mountain (1983) andThe Legend of Zu (2001).[1][2] It was also adapted into various television series.
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