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Despite Shi’s adamance, kung fu is the temple’s real drawcard. As Jonathan Watts wrote for The Guardian, «Kung fu devotees are drawn to Shaolin in the same way that budding actors are drawn to Hollywood.»
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Along with Hollywood popularizing the temple, one other factor propelled the temple’s resurgence — Shi Yongxin, who became the temple’s abbot in 1999. Shi would bring about massive changes to the way the temple was run, and not all of them have been praised.
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In 1982, kung fu master Jet Li helped bring on the temple’s renaissance, when he starred in the local martial arts film «Shaolin Temple.» It was based on the legend behind the temple. He was paid $750 for two years’ work. While filming at the temple, the crew was shocked to the find so few monks.
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In 1979, when the temple officially reopened, only 11 old monks were left. They started teaching again. But the temple couldn’t quickly shake off the stigma that had settled on it after the Cultural Revolution.
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In 1928, General Shi Yousan, a warlord, tried to burn the temple down, because his enemy had used it as a base of command. After covering the buildings in kerosene, he shot most of the buildings to scorched rubble. Importantly, he destroyed the temple’s library, which was filled with Shaolin theory and history, and was the «soul» of the temple according to National Geographic. It meant teachings and the temple’s legacy had to be passed down from master to student.
What happened after that isn’t so clear. At some point, the movements were refined into combat techniques that monks could use to either rob the rich to give to the poor, or to defend their own wealth from bandits.
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