The best kung fu superstars in the movie and TV industry, which one do you like?

Chinese kung fu is so profound that there is a great deal of acting in movie and TV productions, but most of them still have a kung fu background! Here's a list of Chinese kung fu superstars from netizens.

Liu Ka Leung

Liu Ka Leung Hong Kong famous actor, director, martial arts director. 9 years old with his father began to learn martial arts, his father Liu Zhan is Huang Feihong in the room disciple Lin Shirong's personal disciple. 50 years in the mid-Liu Ka Leung with his father into the film industry, starred in hundreds of films. Liu Ka Leung's work has been recognized as a true understanding of Chinese martial arts and his films are y rooted in the spirit of traditional martial arts and family values. In 2010, Lau Ka Leung was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Academy Awards.

Bruce Lee

When he was seven years old, he began to learn taijiquan from his father, and later became known as the first Chinese kung fu master under the tutelage of Ip Man, spreading Chinese kung fu to the world. Not only did he achieve great successes in martial arts film and television, but he was also the founder of Jeet Kune Do. This is definitely one of the actors with real kung fu that I admire the most.

Yan Zidan

Yan Zidan can be said to be a late bloomer, a school of its own, recently researched MMA mixed martial arts to become a masterpiece of its technical combat routines, Donnie Yen learned into a hundred, in the technical team to further their education, but also learned to fight, it looks like the fight is a very standard, but it is really not as good as Jet Li and theirs, and even his teacher, Yuan Yixiao All said Donnie Yen is not as orthopedic as Jet Li.

Wu Jing

In China's new generation of martial arts stars, Wu Jing is the most potential to become a "big brother" of the characters , Wu Jing learning traditional martial arts on behalf of the essence of Chinese kung fu, can be said to be the young generation of the most able to fight the existence of. Wu Jing in the movie fighting scene is also powerful, in the Wolf 2 underwater up to 6 minutes performance let a person breathtaking, in that condition, is a very test of a person's acting ability and resilience, he has done the best, to the audience to bring a kind of visual enjoyment. Wu Jing is still very young, and the body of the military style of iron blood very much in line with the modern young people to appreciate the point, coupled with a broad vision, capital accumulation gradually strong, dare to fight and dare to break through, reputation also towards the international community, so very optimistic about his ability to become the leader of China's action films.

Jet Li

Continuing 5 years world champion , Jet Li had been singing by his master is a hundred years of martial arts wizards, if not due to leg injuries, quit the team, then the first few years of the champion is expected to remain him, although Jet Li's skills are greatly to perform strong, good at routines, offensive weak, but do not deny that Jet Li indeed! There is real material.

Steve Leung

Ancestry of Guangdong, the famous Fire Cloud Evil God is not unfamiliar to us, right? He first learned three strokes and two styles from his grandfather, and later studied Wing Chun with his uncle, who was a martial arts teacher in the theater troupe. Later, he formally studied combat for a full decade under the tutelage of one of the masters of Japanese karate, Goken Yamaguchi. He then studied Thai and Korean boxing. As early as the 1970s, he was known as one of the "Four Little Dragons" in Hong Kong's entertainment industry, along with Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Dillon. 15 years old, he entered the martial arts industry and began to work as a stand-in actor. From 1973 starred in the movie "alive and kicking" in the eighties was regarded as an idol by the audience, in just a dozen years, he made "White Crane Fist", "Vertigo Fist" and so on more than 70 films, became one of the most prestigious martial arts stars in Hong Kong in the early eighties