Heroes in History: Shaolin

Welcome back to Heroes in History, and today it's time for us to finally talk about the Shaolin. It's kind of sad that I haven't done more on the Wu Lin on this channel, but that's changing as of now. I want to do some serious discussions on Chinese historical warriors and tactics, as well as history, and we're starting here.
I love Shaolin. He's easily on of my favorite Wu Lin, and his style is just sweet. He's also the easiest to research for because anyone can take a look at his name and style and figure out who he's based on. Shaolin is based on the actual Shaolin Monks of China. But what makes this so interesting is that shaolin monks still exist today, so this may be the first character in For Honor who has a modern day equivalent. But just how accurate is he? And is there possibly more to the Shaolin than just this one reference?
I really hope ya'll enjoy!
If you want a more indepth look at the Wu Lin and their accuracy in terms of martial arts, here is a link to Ranton's video where he does an outstanding job discussion the accuracies and inaccuracies: • Real Shaolin Disciple ...
Go give it a watch!
The Shaolin Translation clips are from TheMajorN's video which you can see here: • For Honor Season 12 Al...
Go give it a watch as well.
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