1 classic kung fu movies

1. The Hero of Jingwu

is a remake of the movie Jingwu Gate starring Bruce Lee. Directed by Chen Jiashang, starring Jet Li, Siu-ho Chin, Shinobu Nakayama, Ada Choi and Yasuaki Kurata. It tells the story of Zhen Chen's tracing the cause of Master's death. He asked a doctor for an autopsy to confirm that Master Huo Yuanjia was indeed poisoned by Teng Tian Gang.

After a series of fierce battles, Fujita Tian Gang challenged the Jingwu Gate, and Fujita Tian Gang lured the head coach of the Japanese Black Dragon Association, Takeo Fumio, to challenge the Jingwu Hall. On the day of the contest, the two sides fought a decisive battle, and finally Zhen Chen won to avenge Master.

The highlights of this movie are several template fights, the fight with Siu-ho Chin and the fight outside the graveyard of Yasuda Cangtian, and the fight with Zhou Bili, the most exciting martial arts scene. Every fight makes people's blood boil.

2. Shaolin Temple

is an action movie produced by Zhongyuan Film Studio. Directed by Zhang Xinyan, starring Jet Li, Yu Hai, Ding Lan, Ji Chunhua and Yu Chenghui.

This film tells the story that during the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the famous martial artist god leg Zhang resisted violence and helped righteousness, but was trapped and killed by Wang Renze, and his son Xiaohu was rescued by the Shaolin monk Tanzong. In order to avenge his father, Xiaohu worshipped Tanzong as his teacher, named Jue Yuan, learned martial arts from Shaolin, and became Shami.

3. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

is directed by Ang Lee and co-starred by Chow Yun Fat, Yang Ziqiong and Zhang Ziyi. The film tells that Li Mubai, a great warrior, has the intention of quitting the Jianghu, and entrusts Yu Xiulian, a confidante, to bring her Qing Ming Sword to Beijing as a gift for Baylor's collection.

Actually, Li Mubai's retreat from the Jianghu has provoked more Jianghu grievances. It has won many awards, including the 73rd Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film and other four awards. It is also the first film in Chinese film history to win the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film.