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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon''' is an award-winning film from 2000, directed by [[Ang Lee]]. It is based on the fourth novel of the [[Crane-Iron series]] of books by [[Wang Dulu]], although it incorporates portions of the other books in the series as well.<br />
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==Plot and spoilers==<br />
As part of an ongoing story, the storyline was complex. It centrally featured the relationship between Li Mu-bai (played by Chow Yun-Fat) and [[Yu Shu-lien]] (played by Michelle Yeoh), an unconsummated love relationship between two martial arts warriors. Shu-lien and Mu-bai are arranging for the transport of a legendary sword, Green Destiny, and encounter [[Jen Yu]] (played by Zhang Ziyi) &mdash; <br />
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who turns out to be a Wudan master. Jen Yu must choose between life with her lover, a desert bandit (played by Chang Chen); training with Mu-bai who wishes her to be his apprentice; training with Mu-Bai's enemy, [[Jade Fox]]; or the life she was born to as one official's daughter and another's wife. <br />
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The story ends tragically: Mu-bai dies after defeating Jade Fox; Shu-lien's heart is broken; and Jen Yu's fate is uncertain: She leaps from the mountain into the clouds below, rejecting her lover's offer.<br />
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