Kung Fu: The Legend Continues (1993)

The show features several skilled female martial artists who engage in and win close-quarters physical combat against multiple male opponents, demonstrating superior fighting abilities through martial arts.

The character Kwai Chang Caine, canonically established as half-Chinese, is portrayed by David Carradine, a white actor. This portrayal of a character as a different race than their established background constitutes a race swap.

The show's protagonists are Shaolin monks whose entire moral and philosophical framework is based on Buddhist teachings. The narrative consistently portrays these teachings as sources of wisdom, compassion, and strength, guiding the heroes to overcome challenges and promote justice.