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My Own Swordsman adaptations: films & series

Every version of My Own Swordsman — the films & series, compared across media.

The kung fu comedy My Own Swordsman follows friends navigating life and mishaps in the small town of Qixia Town — a warm, comedic world built around camaraderie and everyday life. Beginning as a mainland Chinese television series, the story later expanded to the big screen, giving audiences two distinct ways to experience the same characters and comic spirit across TV and film.

My Own Swordsman films

My Own Swordsman series

Frequently asked

Is My Own Swordsman based on a book?

No book source is associated with My Own Swordsman. The story originated as a mainland Chinese television comedy series set in Qixia Town, and a feature film followed after the show's eighty-episode run.

How many versions of My Own Swordsman are there?

There are two versions: the original My Own Swordsman TV series from 2006, and the 2011 feature film of the same name, which brought the kung fu comedy to the big screen.

Should I watch the TV series or the film version of My Own Swordsman?

Start with the 2006 My Own Swordsman TV series to spend the most time with the characters and their stories in Qixia Town; the 2011 film is a big-screen continuation for those who want more.

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