Wong Feihung rouses Chinese nationalism again this time vs the Japanese
Wong Fei-Hung is a favorite character in Chinese period pieces. That’s because he was a symbol of Chinese nationalism. This one features Vincent Zhao in the role fighting the Japanese another favorite topic. In fact, there’s a take off of Bruce Lee’s Chinese Connection when some of Wong’s students attempt to enter a Japanese business and are told no Chinese dogs are allowed in. Resentment against how the Japanese treated China for decades is still a big issue.<br /><br />The movie takes place at the turn of the century and portrays a country in chaos. There are people protesting the Japanese who China is about to go to war with, and the White Lotus Society wants to get rid of corrupt officials. Wong is caught in the middle of all these forces. The story includes some political rivalry and intrigue. The fight scenes are the real draw of the film and they’re good. Lots of fast action mixed in with some wire work. There’s some comedy in there as well with Wong’s students.
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