Copper Skin And Iron Bones Of Fang Shiyu Full Movie Explained

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Fang Shiyu is a student in the 
world’s toughest Shaolin school.  

In the opening scene, he gets ready for the 
final test that will determine if he is worthy  

of graduating as a prestigious warrior.
The test is known as the wooden death battle.  

In the test, Shiyu has to fight wooden 
puppets controlled by many great warriors  

who have trained for several decades. 
Only a few percent of students pass this  

test but Shiyu is confident in his skills.
As soon as he tells the puppets that he is ready,  

they start to move. The first attack is made 
by a pair but it is an easy dodge. But then,  

a third puppet hits him in the chest, revealing 
the first two moves were just a distraction.
 

Shiyu stomps on the ground and his robe 
flies off his torso. His skin starts to glow  

forming a protective layer of copper 
around his body. It is the most advanced  

technique called the copper skin, that 
Shiyu has mastered at a young age.
 

Following that, he defeats all the puppets one 
after another. Just when he thinks he is done,  

the puppets combine and transform into a bigger 
version of themselves. This structure is not as  

easy to defeat as the previous ones. When Shiyu 
realizes that he cannot beat it with strength,  

he decides to use his brain instead.
He looks for a chance to get his hands on the  

strings being used to control the puppet. Then, 
he pulls on them, causing the handlers to fall.  

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In the end, he defeats the uncontrolled 
puppet and graduates with honor.
 

In the following scene, we are introduced to a 
corrupt elected official named Lao. Recently,  

he stole five million Yuan from the city’s 
treasury for personal gain. It is the  

biggest fraud the city has ever faced and Lao is 
eager to hide his involvement in the heist.
 

Hence, he kills his accomplice and 
his entire family, with the help of  

his right-hand man Ming. Lao doesn’t want 
to spare even the ones working for him,  

just to ensure the truth never comes out.
However, a ledger made by his assistant that has  

all the details about the money has been stolen. 
He has to get it before it gets into the hands  

of the great emperor. If his involvement 
is proved, he is sure to be executed.
 

Somewhere else, Shiyu arrives in his hometown and 
meets his childhood best friend Han. They decide  

to not tell his mother about his arrival because 
she is strict and won’t let him have fun.
 

They are also friends with a girl named Rong. 
She is in love with Shiyu while Han is in  

love with her, so the best friends have a 
love triangle going on between them.
 

Han and Shiyu are on their way to meet her when 
they come across a giant beast of a man hurting  

a guy smaller than him. The giant is named Bear 
Paw and is working for the corrupt Lao.
 

Shiyu interrupts them and attacks Paw. The other 
guy runs away while Paw and Shiyu fight. Soon,  

Paw realizes that his opponent is a warrior 
but the guy he wanted has already ran away  

so he doesn’t see any use in fighting.
He also runs away on a horse while being  

followed by Shiyu. They stop in the middle 
of the market and are about to go for a  

second round but Shiyu’s mother, who is also a 
trained fighter, interrupts the commotion.
 

This gives Paw a chance to escape and Shiyu is 
caught. He lied to his mother that he wouldn’t  

be in the city for two more days. Knowing 
that he was planning to create more trouble,  

she puts him under house arrest.
But Shiyu is not someone who can be  

controlled so easily. He makes sure his mother 
is not in the house before running outside  

to get his clothes. Just then, he comes 
across a beautiful girl named Ting.
 

Since she is changing her clothes, she screams 
on seeing a man in front of her. Before she can  

ask him who he is, she notices a group of soldiers 
coming her way. She quickly hides, leaving Shiyu  

to talk to the soldiers. They inquire if he 
has seen a girl nearby but Shiyu helps Ting  

and sends them away with the wrong information.
Just when Ting comes out and thanks him, Han and  

Rong arrive at the scene. Rong thinks something is 
going on between them and is filled with jealousy.  

She runs away and to clear the misunderstanding, 
Shiyu pulls Ting behind and follows her.
 

In the market, a man shows Han a sketch, asking 
him if he has seen the person. Han recognizes the  

sketch as Rong’s father but doesn’t tell that to 
the stranger. He also registers that the stranger  

works for a wealthy businessman named Tiger which 
might mean Tiger is after Rong’s father.
 

He immediately goes to Rong and tells her 
what he saw. She thanks him for informing  

her but is unphased because her father is 
in another town. Although Rong pretends  

like everything is fine in front of Han, as 
soon as he leaves, her demeanor changes.
 

She brings out a chest that contains the ledger 
that the corrupt official Lao is looking for.  

Rong’s father is the original bearer 
of the ledger and has the power to end  

Lao’s rule. This is why many soldiers 
are behind him and his daughter.
 

The next morning, Shiyu and Ting come to Rong’s 
home to clear up the misunderstanding. However,  

they find Han frantically running out of the 
house. It turns out that Rong is missing and  

Han thinks the businessman Tiger has kidnapped her 
since he was looking for her father yesterday.
 

Shiyu doesn’t waste time before looking for Tiger. 
The man is in the market, fighting people in a  

“challenge the crowd” battle. Shiyu goes to the 
stage, asking him where Rong is but even Tiger  

has no clue what he is talking about. They get 
into a fight and Shiyu easily defeats him.
 

To his surprise, Tiger laughs and accepts his 
defeat, declaring him his son-in-law. It is  

then revealed that the “challenge the crowd” was 
a quest to look for a husband for his daughter.
 

Tiger really doesn’t seem to know anything about 
Rong’s disappearance so Shiyu lets him go. He  

also runs away from the crowd, hoping he won’t 
be forced to marry someone he doesn’t like.
 

In the following scene, everyone is 
in Rong’s house when she walks in,  

revealing that she was never kidnapped. They 
ask her where she was but Rong doesn’t want  

to answer the question just yet.
She hands Shiyu a sculpture of him  

that she made herself. Han feels jealous 
but doesn’t show it on his face. Later,  

Shiyu and Ting are on their way back home when 
all of a sudden, Tiger’s people surround them.
 

Tiger asks Ting where she had been for 
the past three days. Only then does Shiyu  

figure out that Tiger’s daughter who he is 
supposed to marry is none other than Ting.
 

Tiger also discloses that he is only looking for 
Rong’s father because he was asked to do so by  

the court. It was a direct order from officer Lao 
so he could not decline. Shiyu puts two and two  

together and registers that Rong is in trouble.
He is too late to realize this because somewhere  

else, the right-hand man Ming has already found 
Rong and her father. He is holding both of them  

hostage until they reveal where the ledger is. 
Rong’s father repeatedly refuses to say anything,  

making Ming impatient. As a result, 
he threatens to kill Rong.
 

To everyone’s surprise, her father commits 
the unthinkable so she won’t get hurt because  

of him. Right then, Shiyu arrives and sees 
that he is late. The guards try to attack  

him but he kicks them all away and even 
lands a strong punch on Ming’s chest.
 

Knowing that they cannot fight their way 
through him, Ming takes Rong hostage and  

escapes with his people. In the end, Shiyu is 
left helpless with Rong’s father’s dead body.
 

Meanwhile, Lao finds out the mission was 
unsuccessful. He orders Paw and his father  

Hu to kill Shiyu and bring the ledger to him 
at all costs. Paw doesn’t like his father  

kneeling down in front of someone as evil 
as Lao but he does as told for Hu’s sake.
 

Somewhere else, Shiyu receives a letter 
calling him Eastwood with the ledger in turn  

for Rong’s life. He meets Ming, Hu, and Paw at the 
location later at night. To everyone’s surprise,  

he gives them the ledger without a fuss 
but Ming soon finds out it is fake.
 

This gives rise to a battle between Paw and Shiyu. 
They match in strength until Hu throws a poisonous  

powder into Shiyu’s face and makes him weak.
Paw is ordered to take the opportunity  

and kill the man immediately but he is 
busy helping his old and injured father.  

After the father and son leave, Ming plans 
to end Shiyu on his own. But right then,  

Tiger arrives and saves his life. In the end, Ming 
and his remaining soldiers have to retreat.
 

At home, Shiyu soaks in a herbal bath to get 
rid of the effects of the poison. Meanwhile,  

Ming gives Paw the last chance to save his 
life. After what he did the last night,  

he is bound to be killed but in turn for his life, 
he is asked to kill Shiyu and prove his worth.
 

Paw goes to plan a move, leaving his father 
with Ming. Ming suggests Hu do something  

to not let his son be distracted again. 
Hu says he understands and decides to  

make a huge decision at this instant.
In the meantime, Shiyu is looking at the  

sculpture that Rong gifted him. He accidentally 
presses a button and discovers the ledger is  

inside it. Now that can finally get Rong back but 
that would mean Lao gets away with corruption.
 

Just then, Shiyu gets a letter from Paw and 
leaves without telling anyone where he is going.  

A while later, he and Paw meet in a field and 
attack each other. Paw’s life is at risk so he  

gives it all but Shiyu again overpowers him. 
In the end, he is about to land a deadly punch  

on his face but decides otherwise.
Shiyu remembers that Paw had a chance to  

kill him yesterday but he didn’t. 
Since he spared his life today,  

they are even. Following the fight, Paw goes home 
and finds Hu lying unconscious with a poison pot  

in his hand. He has committed the unthinkable 
because of Ming’s wish to punish someone.
 

In the following scene, Han arrives at 
Lao’s residence and demands he let Rong  

go. He has even brought the ledger to trade 
her life with. Rong is brought outside with  

injuries all over her body. It is clear 
that she was tortured while imprisoned.
 

Han is about to hand over the ledger when Shiyu 
arrives and pushes Ming back. He is joined by  

Tiger and his mother who fight Lao’s people 
while he is busy fighting the main villain.
 

For the first time in his life, Shiyu faces 
an opponent stronger than himself. His copper  

protective layer is broken by Lao who has 
bones made of iron. Shiyu is seconds away  

from being killed when Rong comes to his 
defense and takes the knife herself.
 

She dies in the incident and an enraged Han 
runs to take revenge. But against the wrath of  

mighty Lao, he is also killed. At the same time, 
Tiger and Shiyu’s mother are held captive.
 

Lao turns his attention towards Shiyu again 
but this time, he is stopped by Paw. He is  

furious at Lao for killing his father. Taking this 
opportunity, Shiyu runs away to save the ledger  

and himself. At last, Lao kills Paw as well.
A day later, a notice about criminals’ execution  

is put out. Lao has falsely accused 
Tiger and Shiyu’s mother and is about  

to hang them to death.
Now, only their trump card,  

the ledger can save their life. On the day of the 
execution, a small crowd gathers to witness it.  

Shiyu interrupts the ceremony and declares Lao 
a fraud in front of everyone. He even lists the  

illegal things Lao has done in the past.
The audience starts chanting to abolish him  

which angers Lao even more. He sends his 
army to attack the crowd but half of them  

are not civilians but Tiger’s workers. They 
get into a fierce battle with the opponent.  

Tiger and Shiyu’s mother fight Ming while 
Shiyu takes care of Lao in a nearby shed.
 

He is much more confident in his moves, still, 
Lao matches his energy. The fight only turns  

to Shiyu’s side when Lao is hit by a swinging 
log. He vomits blood and is finally defeated.
 

Outside, all of Lao’s people have lost. Following 
that, the emperor Sheng comes to the arena. He is  

shown the ledger which proves Lao’s involvement 
in corruption. At last, he is imprisoned.
 

The movie ends as the emperor jokes if Tiger 
can lend him some money for the treasury.  

Tiger laughs and agrees.
To know what happens to them next,  

Please comment below to know the second part .
Thank you.

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