News Lu Xiaofeng (Novel)
Lu Xiaofeng (陆小凤) is the fictional protagonist of the wuxia novel series Lu Xiaofeng Series by Gu Long.
Lu Xiaofeng is best known for his signature skill, the Lingxi Finger (靈犀一指; língxī yīzhǐ), which allows him to catch and hold items, including sharp blades, between his fingers. He does not favour any particular weapon and often relies only on his bare hands to fight enemies, even when he is outnumbered. He is extremely powerful in qinggong.
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1. Lu Xiao Feng Chuan Qi Zhi Feng Wu Jiu Tian
Chinese Movie - 2007
(2006) Movie
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2. The Duel of the Century
Hong Kong Movie - 1981
(1981) Movie
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3. Clan of Amazons
Hong Kong Movie - 1978
(1978) Movie
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4. The Last Duel
Hong Kong Movie - 1971
(1971) Movie
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5. Detectives and Doctors
Chinese Drama - 2015, 43 episodes
(2015) Drama
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6. The Legend of Lu Xiao Feng
Chinese Drama - 2007, 20 episodes
(2006) Drama
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7. Master Swordsman Lu Xiao Feng Season 2
Taiwanese Drama - 2001, 20 episodes
(2001-MS2) Drama
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8. Master Swordsman Lu Xiao Feng
Taiwanese Drama - 2001, 20 episodes
(2001-MS1) Drama
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9. Luk Siu Fung
Hong Kong Drama - 1976, 10 episodes
(1976) Drama
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10. The Return of Luk Siu Fung
Hong Kong Drama - 1986, 40 episodes
(1986) Drama
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