Zongquan Bai (Hànzì: 白宗泉, Pinyin: Bái Zōngquán, On'yomi: Haku Sōsen) was a student at the Guang Martial Arts School, but was expelled by the master Zhoushan Xuan. Zongquan then fell into the role of a street performer. Master Zhoushan feels it is all his fault that he has fallen onto the wrong path. Zongquan is currently a street performer at the Golden Shopping Mall in the Golden Quarter, Wan Chai.
Shenmue II[]
Ryo Hazuki first meets Zongquan in the Golden Shopping Mall when learning about the wude. After he said he came from Japan, Zongquan gets everyone's attention saying that he can smash a rock into tiny pieces. Once he smashes the rock, Zongquan tells him that he used to do martial arts but is now down and out. Ryo then tells him that Master Zhoushan talked about him saying that he was powerless when he expelled him. Zongquan then gives him a letter to give to his master saying "I have broken "JIE", but cannot get rid of tune nor fist". Once Ryo delivers the letter to Master Zhoushan, he tells him one of the wude, "JIE".
When Ryo is about to leave Wan Chai to head to Kowloon, he can say goodbye to Zongquan. He will call Ryo a "daredevil" for heading to Kowloon since it's a very dangerous place.
Shenmue the Animation[]
Zongquan as he appears in the anime.
Zongquan appears in Shenmue the Animation. He is a major character in Episode 7. Zongquan ends up getting harassed by members of the Yellow Heads and they demand money from him. However, they are easily defeated by Zongquan. In the episode, Ryo learns one of the wude, "JIE".
Trivia[]
- Zongquan's zodiac sign is Scorpio and he has a O blood type.
- Zongquan's Japanese voice actor in Shenmue II is Takahiro Sakurai, who also is the Japanese voice actor for the main antagonist of the series, Lan Di. He also is the Japanese voice actor for Goro Mihashi, Shiro Kurita, and Kouji Hase in Shenmue, and the original male version of Yuan in Shenmue II.
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