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Welcome to Immortal: Home of Modern Wuxia Stories for Martial Arts Fantasy Fans What does being a hero mean? PETER SHIAO Founder and CEO Peter is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer, leading Immortal Studios in creating a new story universe to awaken the hero within everyone and defining a new business model centered around direct user engagement. Peter has a decades long career leading innovative entertainment and media ventures between the East and West, and has been active in empowering underserved communities. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Shiao In His Own Words Reading Wuxia novels was my favorite past time growing up. In that ancient and mystical world of martial heroes’ journeys, I discovered a reality that inspired and excited me. Through them I discovered the possibility of greatness and freedom born from self-empowerment and connecting to Spirit. Even now, many years later, those feelings are still with me – in fact, they’ve only grown stronger. We are all living during a challenging time, and the enormity of the tasks and difficulties at hand can feel dispiriting and overwhelming. These are also EXACTLY the backdrop for the emergence of heroes. I believe that stories can be an ignition to help us meet the challenges of our lives with courage and grace – and that Wuxia, and its heroes of all sizes, shapes and colors -- are its vanguard. In re-awakening my own hero to create a modern and elevated home for this timeless genre, we hope to awaken – and unleash – yours too. Here, I also dedicate Immortal to the memory of my father, who awakened my hero.

Shiao Yi is one of the foremost authors in the Wuxia genre. His work is recognized by millions for its impact on Chinese culture and has been adapted into film & television. Shiao Yi is the first Asian author to have a permanent collection at UCLA and he has been inducted into the Contemporary Writer's Museum in Beijing. Shiao Yi en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiao _Yi Shiao Yi (simplified Chinese: 萧逸 ; traditional Chinese: 蕭逸 ; pinyin: Xiāo Yì; 4 June 1936 – 19 November 2018) was a Chinese American Wuxia ("martial hero") novelist. and screenwriter who is considered one of the greatest of the genre in the modern era. Shiao Yi was also the founder and first chairman of the Chinese Writers' Association of North America.Shiao Yi's Wuxia novels are known for their emphasis on traditional Chinese culture and ethics, the arechetype of the Xia (hero), understanding of Taoist philosophy, exquisite sensitivity of romance and human emotions as well as a wide variety of writing styles. Having written 55 novels and novellas as well as nearly 1,000 essays in the course of his life, Shiao Yi is one of the most successful and prolific Chinese writers to date. He is considered a new school Wuxia novelist and is also one of the pioneers of the modern xianxia ("immortal heroes") sub-genre. Twenty of his works have been adapted for film and hundreds of hours of television, influencing the East Asian cultural spheres and the Chinese diaspora. Shiao Yi is often mentioned alongside Jin Yong in the phrase "Nan Jin Bei Shiao" (Chinese: 南金北蕭 ; lit.: 'Jin of the south and Shiao of the north'), and as one of the Five Tigers of the Taiwanese Wuxia Scene (Chinese: 台灣武俠界五虎上將 ) together with Gu Long, Wolong Sheng, Sima Ling, and Zhuge Qingyun.

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What is Wu xia? W ǔ xiá is the name given to the thousand year old literary tradition that encompasses Chinese martial arts, philosophy, virtue, history, romance, poetry and legends. Stylized and fantastic Kung Fu combat is a major component of this genre. It is symbolized by the word Wu (martial) and is grounded by the word Xia (knight errant-hero). W ǔ xiá speaks to the aspiration of the genre toward virtue and compassion exemplified by those who live by this tradition. ​ It is the realm of the outsider, the wandering hero, who is compelled by circumstance to stand against injustice and champion the common person. Contemporary pop culture influenced by Wuxia John Wick Crouching tiger hidden dragon " Wu' means martial arts, which signifies action, 'Xia' conveys chivalry. Wuxia. Say it gently... 'whooshah'... and it's like a breath of serenity embracing you. Say it with force, 'WuSHA!', and you can feel its power. — Samuel L. Jackson "The Art of Action: Martial Arts in the Movies" " Immortal Studios Favourite Wuxia Movies The Shaolin Phoenix More movies What is the Importance of Wuxia? Aside from being one the world’s oldest and most popular story genres that is deeply integral to Chinese culture itself, Wǔxiá is an ode to a noble archetype of the 俠 Xia. Xia is the selfless warrior-hero who has first mastered self, and then standing up for justice through action that transcends cultures. This is evocative of a deep desire we all have for heroism , mastery, adventure, meaning, service and victory in our own lives. For Immortal, Wuxia offers a resonant calling for our time and generation where meaning is missing from much of our popular entertainment.

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The Shaolin Phoenix (C) 2004 KungFuMagazine.com. Republished by permission. What is Wuxia? Our Favorite Wuxia Movies Anatomy of a Wuxia Novel Into the Badlands Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon did wonders for the Western kungfu movement. Now everyone is acknowledging this film genre that we have loved so dearly for so long. We all knew kungfu cinema was great cinema. It's so full of soul. Now, finally, the rest of the world is seeing it too. But of course we were there, before this new wave of interest, back in the day... While Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was new sensation for pop culture, we martial arts aficionados have seen this kind of film a hundred times before. It was a throwback to the old "old school" martial arts movies, pre-Shaw brothers, when romantic swashbucklers ruled the silver screen. These movies were called wuxia pian or "warrior-knight films." Wuxia pian were usually based on a popular genre of books known as wuxia xiaoshuo (warrior-knight novels.) Wuxia novels are the pulp fiction and comic books of Asia, packed with quixotic, inspiring legends about great martial arts masters with magic qi powers. Often, these fictional adventures were derived from folk legends about actual famous masters, just like our own tales of Robin Hood or King Arthur. In fact, the majority of period kungfu movies such as Wong Fei Hung, Hung Hay Kwun, Fong Sai Yuk and even Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon are based on classic wuxia stories. Despite their penchants for the absurdly fantastic, wuxia xiaoshuo preserves the spirit of the forefathers and foremothers of our cherished art of kungfu. And buried in those beloved novels remain countless legends about our martial ancestors yet to be translated. ​ One of the many wuxia xiaoshuo heroes so far unsung in English is Gan Fengchi. Gan is recognized in the martial circles as the founder of Bak Sil Lum (northern Shaolin) and Hua Quan (Flower Fist.) Additionally, Chinese readers know his posthumous martial treatise Introduction to Hua Quan. Gan was a great kungfu master and the embodiment of wude, the warrior's code. He was known by the title Jiangnan Diyixia - Jiangnan means south of the river, a reference to southern China and Diyixia means "number one knight." The stories of his adventures are full of the impossible, just like the flying and leaping in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, nevertheless his esteemed legacy remains to this day. The Phoenix versus Plum Flowers and Bulls ​ Gan Fengchi was a native of Ningxian County in Jiangsu Province who lived under the reign of the 4th Qing Emperor Yongzheng (1723-1735 CE.) His given name Fengchi means "phoenix pond." Gan was born with a small, skinny body, not at all what one might expect of a legendary master, but he loved kungfu from the very start and trained assiduously all his life. Through his devotion, he eventually became the layman disciple of a Shaolin monk name Zhao Yuan. Zhao Yuan was originally from the royal family of the previous Ming Dynasty, whose secular name was Zhu Fu. When the Qing overthrew the Ming in 1644, Zhu Fu renounced his family name and became a monk, in hopes of learning Shaolin kungfu to help restore Ming reign. He trained Gan for twelve years. ​ Once, the Jin clan held a big party in honor of Master Gan. The Qing dynasty actually adopted the Chinese name Qing; they were really Manchurian, known as the Jin. As a show of respect, Master Gan sat at the highest seat of honor presented by the Jin head clansman. Everyone was drinking merrily when Master Gan noticed the beautiful flower garden outside on the Jin estate. Gan exclaimed, "Look outside! So many plum flowers are in bloom. We should appreciate their beauty but the window is closed." Without another word, Master Gan blew the window open, using only the qi of his breath. Everyone applauded with amazement. Noticing that the master was in a mood to demonstrate, another guest asked about Master Gan's legendary throwing skills. Gan obliged by instructing a maid to mark several of the plum flowers outside in the garden. He took a piece of napkin, crumpled it up into a tight wad, and flicked it from his seat. He hit every single mark dead on target. ​ Later, after they had finished drinking, the partygoers all decided to take a stroll about the Jin estate. While walking, some teenage shepherds approached them in desperate need of help. Two of their biggest bulls had been fighting all day nonstop. When the party approached, they found the bulls were struggling because they had locked their horns together. Master Gan effortlessly separated the mad bulls and tossed them aside. Both bulls fell into mud so deep that they couldn't get up. Everyone laughed with astonishment. Then Master Gan went down to rescue the hapless bulls. Master Gan versus the Evil Emperor ​ But still, a martial arts master seldom makes his reputation on flowers and bulls. Master Gan was best known for his opposition to the notorious Emperor Yongzheng. Later at that same Jin party was the first time they crossed paths. This was prior to Yongzhen usurping the throne. Before the party, a disciple of Gan named Bai Long Daoren (white dragon Taoist - a nickname) introduced the prince in disguise as Mr. Li. Bai Long told Master Gan that Mr. Li was his boss and had extended his invitation to Gan to return to the capital with him. The disciple praised Li for his generosity and his martial skill, but it was all just a ruse to get Gan to work as a fighter for the Qing. Master Gan agreed to meet Li for dinner at the party given by the Jin clan, which quickly became a test of each other's martial arts. ​ The prince, posing as Mr. Li, went first. He was a master of Shaolin gecko skills. Li placed his back to the wall, focused his qi, and then walked up the wall just like a gecko. Master Gan smiled, and took the same position against the wall. He told Li to hit him in the stomach as hard as he could. Li gathered all his strength and struck. Gan used his qigong skills to flatten out his belly so his body was a thin as paper. When Li punched, it was as like his fist collided with the wall behind Gan. Then Gan used his qi to suck Li's fist into his stomach so it was stuck as if it were glued there. Li was powerless to remove his fist. Gan laughed then loosened his stomach, releasing Li. Later that night, Bai Long confided in Master Gan, revealing Mr. Li's true identity as the prince and his intentions to take the throne. He told Gan that Yinchen (Yongzhen's birth name before he became emperor) wanted Gan as one of his imperial guard, a very illustrious position indeed. Nevertheless, Gan refused. Bai Long begged, but Gan was adamant. Yinchen became very upset and grabbed Gan by the sleeve, but in one quick move, Gan turned and disappeared into thin air. Bai Long and Yinchen searched and searched. Finally, they found him hiding in a closet, using his qi power to stick high up on the wall. Neither Bai Long nor Yinchen could pull him down. Yinchen even used a Lama mantra to try and break the spell (the historical Yongzheng was in fact a devout Buddhist who converted the palace of his birth, Yonghe Gong, into a Lama Temple.) Yinchen was amazed by Gan's power, but he feared that Gan would join forces with the rightful heir to the throne, not him. So rather than lose Gan to his adversary, he drew his gun and shot him, then immediately fled back to Beijing with Bai Long. Guns were already dominant in China during Master Gan's time. ​ The other party guests heard the gunshot and rushed out. Gan emerged from another room, unscathed and laughing. Somehow, the bullet had not injured him; it just blew him into the next room unharmed. The Jin head clansman asked Master Gan why he didn't accept the prince's offer in the first place. Gan replied, "The fourth prince has the look of the emperor. But still, his chin bone sticks out too much, which means he is very selfish, so I do not want to follow him." Master Gan versus the Begging Bowl Monk Gan Fengchi went to live in Nanjing and his reputation for wude and kungfu assured that no one dared make trouble there for some time. But eventually a challenger did come, a monk with a giant begging bowl. The bowl weighed several hundred pounds when filled with offerings and the mischievous monk would use it to block doorways and paths. If someone wanted to get by, they either had to pay the monk toll or move the bowl, but of course, no ordinary person could even budge it. The harassed citizens of Nanjing were powerless to challenge the monk, so they threatened him by saying Master Gan would take care of him. But the monk was undaunted. Gan did not appear, so he ridiculed Gan and publicly challenged him. ​ As fate would have it, Master Gan had fallen very ill and was in no shape to face the monk. Furthermore, when people told him of the challenge, Gan knew immediately this was no ordinary monk. To carry such a huge begging bowl, this monk must be immensely powerful. He must have come looking for Gan with the intention of challenging him. Master Gan continued to avoid the monk so the monk's challenges grew in their offensiveness, but Master Gan was still sick. Then one day, Master Gan sought refuge at a nearby temple to meditate on how to deal with this monk. There the monk appeared, smiling at Master Gan. He said he wanted to present Master Gan with his begging bowl, then immediately lobbed the massive bowl at him. The bowl was filled with sharp coins, but Gan deflected everything with his wide sleeves. Master Gan retaliated by picking up a stone and chucking it at the monk, but due to his illness, his hand failed and he missed completely. Undaunted, Gan got another stone and said, "Since I missed your head, I'll hit your leg." The monk focused on defending his legs, but it was a feint. Gan threw the second stone with all his might at directly at the monk's baldhead. The second stone flew true, cracking the monk deeply on the skull. But the monk was unfazed. Master Gan was shocked. Such a blow would have killed most warriors. This monk's skill was superior then that of Master Gan. Gan humbly bowed down and begged forgiveness. The monk said, "You are uncommon and you favor me. I should return your stone, but I would like to bring it back to present to Zhao Yuan." The monk vanished immediately. Master Gan was worried when he heard his Shaolin Monk master's name, believing he had offended the monk with his trick, but he never heard from him again. Perhaps it was some sort of quality check, to make sure the Shaolin disciple had kept his skills up, but Gan never found out. Master Gan versus the Begging Bowl Monk - the Sequel Emperor Yongzheng summoned Master Gan soon after he took the throne. Yongzheng still wanted to enlist Gan as a bodyguard and Master Gan could not refuse an imperial invite. Besides, he thought he could learn something about the inner circle of the palace for the Ming resistance. So he went, but he found the palace too well guarded for him to look around. The emperor looked at Gan's slight build with contempt and asked, "What skill do you have?" Master Gan said, "Your subject can be a light as a sparrow or as heavy as a stone." Yongzheng ordered Gan to demonstrate. Master Gan focused his qi and then leaped up to perch on a flower bush. Yongzheng was delighted and exclaimed, "How light he is!" Before the words left his lips, Gan jumped down and his legs sank into the tiled floor up to his knees. "Supernatural!" cheered the emperor and he immediately ordered that Master Gan be rewarded. Gan quickly found an excuse then escaped the palace. Emperor Yongzheng never let go of Master Gan after that. In 1729, the seventh year of his reign, Yongzheng had Master Gan arrested by Qing officials. More than 100 others, many of who were also martial arts masters, were taken into custody in connection to a secret anti-Qing religious sect, led by the Monk Yi Nian. Like many such secret societies of China's turbulent history, Monk Yi Nian's followers espoused a doctrine of mysticism and martial arts with an undertone of rebellion. Such movements have always threatened the governments of China, so they are crushed quickly and mercilessly, even to this day. The Emperor versus the Girl from Shaolin According to the wuxia xiaoshou, it was another Shaolin disciple, a teenage girl named Lu Siniang, who assassinated Yongzheng. As common plot device in wuxia stories, young swordswomen are often the most lethal, just like Jen in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Lu Siniang and Gan Fengchi were both outstanding wuxia heroes of that era. Lu's father, Lu Liuliang was a great scholar from Shimen County in Zhejiang Province. He was sentenced to death for criticizing the Qing in his writings. When Yongzheng became Emperor, he further humiliated Lu. He had his body dug up, flogged and destroyed, as well as the entire surviving family killed. Lu Siniang escaped by fleeing to Shaolin Temple. There she became the disciple of a one-armed Shaolin nun named Guang Ci. Guang Ci was actually a Ming princess Chongping, daughter of the last Emperor of the Ming dynasty, Chongzhen (1628-1644.) Like Gan's master, Zhao Yuan, Guang Ci took refuge at Shaolin in hopes to learn kungfu and restore her fallen dynasty. There are two legends about how she lost her arm. The first is that she lost it to Yongzheng in a previous battle. The second is that she lost it to her father, the Emperor. According to the actual history, when the Qing troops began storming the palace, the emperor got drunk. He ran through the palace ordering all the women to kill themselves. While the Empress Zhou did just that, the Emperor killed his concubines and another daughter. In his madness, the Emperor also cut off the arm of one of his daughters before hanging himself on a locust tree. However, whether or not that daughter survived to go to Shaolin remains a mystery. Guang Ci poured all of her skill into Lu Liuliang. When she was ready, Lu snuck into the palace at night for a swordfight with Yongzheng, one-to-one, girl-to-emperor. Yongzheng was a highly skilled martial artist himself, but he was caught off guard by this beautiful young sword-wielding girl in his bed chamber. Lu took advantage and kicked his sword from his hand. The emperor scrambled to his bed to retrieve his pillow sword, but Lu was fast enough to catch him. She cut his head off with one blow, and then escaped to tell her master she was avenged. Wuxia Xiaoshou versus Real Kungfu In our paranoid age of school shootings, hate crimes and terrorist attacks, the ancient fighting systems of kungfu appear arcane for self-defense, so 'reality' is a big issue. In the face of such harsh realities, wuxia tales like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon become appealing escapist fantasies. But in the martial arts, our western 'scientific' perspective can reduce kungfu down to only what works in street combat and defines that as 'real.' All of the rest is disregarded as fake. Such a myopic viewpoint might deride the fantasy fights in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon or read wuxia tales, saying it's not real kungfu because it fails to meet their expectations for a real fight. But if everything is kept in the context of being a story, the issue of reality is absurd. Of course it's not a real fight, it's a story. Expecting reality in such a story is a little silly. With the current trend of movie choreography towards more wire work, martial 'realists' should step back and look at the bigger picture. Was Yongzheng really assassinated by a teenage Shaolin disciple girl? Probably not, but it sure makes a great story. And within that story is something even greater. ​ Beyond snubbing entertainment, the real-versus-fake dichotomy has a much greater cost. Exclusive focus on fighting techniques is quite literally amoral. Such scientific reductionalism sacrifices the most valuable lesson of kungfu - wude, the warrior's code. Unlike the Japanese warrior's code of Bushido, kungfu wude cannot be found in written an ancient etiquette treatise. Much of wude is unspoken, but you know it when you see it. It is buried in our legends and folk tales. It is demonstrated by examples in our books and movies, albeit in fantastic examples. It is what wuxia is all about. And wuxia speaks to everyone, martial artist and non-martial artist, about the values and ethics of the warrior way. The real quest of the warrior is not to learn how to fight, it's to discover when to fight and why. While these stories might not provide the best technique to kick someone's butt, there are far more meaningful lessons in kungfu. We preserve the legacy of masters like Gan Fengchi when we practice Bak Sil Lum or Hua Quan. We also honor them whenever we retell their stories. And just like the kungfu he created, the wuxia tales of Master Gan have valuable lessons that deepen in meaning with every recitation. By Gene Ching (C) 2004 KungFuMagazine.com. Republished by permission.

Our Favorite Wuxia Movies Here are some of the favorite Wuxia movies of the Immortal team that we highly recommend you watch. There is a mix of contemporary movies and classics. Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Jackie Chan, Zhang Ziyi and Gong Li appear in many of these amazing movies from legendary and award-winning directors, Ang Lee, Tsui Hark and Zhang Yimou. ​ HERO ( wiki | imdb ) CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON ( wiki | imdb ) SHADOW ( wiki | imdb ) THE ASSASSIN ( wiki | imdb ) ONCE UPON A TIME IN CHINA ( wiki | imdb ) HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS ( wiki | imdb ) THE GRANDMASTER ( wiki | i mdb ) SWORDSMAN II ( wiki | imdb ) ASHES OF TIME ( wiki | imdb ) MONKEY KING 2 ( wiki | imdb ) NEW DRAGON GATE INN ( wiki | imdb ) THE YOUNG MASTER ( wiki | imdb ) THE 36th CHAMBER OF SHAOLIN ( wiki | imdb ) A TOUCH OF ZEN ( wiki | imdb ) ​ ​If you are new to the Wuxia genre, we hope that you enjoy these videos and that they give you a wonderful introduction to this genre of heroism , m artial arts, fantasy and adventure. If you are already a fan of Wuxia, then you may have watched these already, but you'll probably enjoy rewatching them again and reliving the excitement, and hopefully discover something new to watch. Let us know if you have a Wuxia film that you really like that you think should be added to this list. Wuxia Literature and Cinema While there are many terrific Wuxia films like the ones in our list, in some ways, Wuxia literature has been poorly served by cinematic adaptation. Some films promote style over substance, stripping the novels down to a mere sequence of fights and training montages. Wuxia literature is much more than simply an assortment of battles arranged into a plot. Wuxia is a complicated genre of literature which, standing at the crux of fantasy and historical literature, manages to create an independent identity that has made it one of the most dominant forms of popular literature throughout East Asia. Read Article SWORDSMAN II (Jet Li, Brigitte Lin) Play Video Play Video Swordsman II (1992) TRAILER [HD] Directed by Siu-Tung Ching, Stanley Tong. With Jet Li, Brigitte Lin, Michelle Reis and Waise Lee. DVD : https://amzn.to/3TCByFO AKA: A kard mestere 2. China Swordsman Mistrz miecza II Siu ngo gong woo: Dung Fong Bat Bai Swordsman 2 Swordsman: La légende d'un guerrier The Legend of the Swordsman Tieu Ngao Giang Ho: Dong Phuong Bat Bai Xiao ao jiang hu: Dong Fang Bu Bai Легенда о фехтовальщике スウォーズマン 女神伝説の章 笑傲江湖之东方不敗 동방불패 Play Video Play Video Swordsman II 1992 Blu Ray 1080p - Jet Li, Brigitte Lin Michelle Reis | Ninja Vs Kung Fu Master scene Epic battle in the the classic Swordsman 2 starring Jet Li and Brigitte Lin. Turn CC on for English Subtitle Play Video Play Video Swordsman 2 best scenes HERO (Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Zhang Yimou, Z... Play Video Play Video 01:56 Hero | Official Trailer (HD) - Jet Li, Donnie Yen, Maggie Cheung | MIRAMAX With supernatural skill, a nameless soldier embarks on a mission of revenge against the fearsome army that massacred his people. Now, to achieve the justice he seeks, he must take on the empire's most ruthless assassins and reach the enemy he has sworn to defeat. Starring, in alphabetical order: Maggie Cheung, Jet Li, Tony Leung, Donnie Yen, Ziyi Zhang About Miramax: Miramax is a global film and television studio best known for its highly acclaimed, original content. 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In this scene: Moon (Ziyi Zhang), Flying Snow (Maggie Cheung) About Hero: With supernatural skill, a nameless soldier embarks on a mission of revenge against the fearsome army that massacred his people. Now, to achieve the justice he seeks, he must take on the empire's most ruthless assassins and reach the enemy he has sworn to defeat. Starring, in alphabetical order: Maggie Cheung, Jet Li, Tony Leung, Donnie Yen, Ziyi Zhang About Miramax: Miramax is a global film and television studio best known for its highly acclaimed, original content. 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Let us know what you think in the comments below. ► Watch on FandangoNOW: https://www.fandangonow.com/details/movie/crouching-tiger-hidden-dragon-2000/1MVae032f0e762c9e0655fa109f682b91c3?ele=searchresult&elc=crouching%20&eli=0&eci=movies&cmp=MCYT_YouTube_Desc Subscribe to the channel and click the bell icon to stay up to date on all your favorite movies. Starring: Yun-Fat Chow, Michelle Yeoh, Ziyi Zhang Directed By: Ang Lee Synopsis: A young Chinese warrior steals a sword from a famed swordsman and then escapes into a world of romantic adventure with a mysterious man in the frontier of the nation. 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Play Video Play Video 02:42 Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (7/8) Movie CLIP - Bamboo Forest Fight (2000) HD Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon movie clips: http://j.mp/1bUuPZ3 BUY THE MOVIE: http://bit.ly/2gUEJ8N WATCH ON CRACKLE: http://bit.ly/2cP0kze http://amzn.to/szy9z1 Don't miss the HOTTEST NEW TRAILERS: http://bit.ly/1u2y6pr CLIP DESCRIPTION: Li Mu Bai (Chow Yun-Fat) battles stubborn Jen (Ziyi Zhang) on top of a bamboo forest. FILM DESCRIPTION: Taiwanese filmmaker Ang Lee took a break from making Western period dramas to fashion this wild and woolly martial arts spectacular featuring special effects and action sequences courtesy of the choreographer of The Matrix (1999), Yuen Woo Ping. In the early 19th century, martial arts master Li Mu Bai (Chow Yun-Fat) is about to retire and enter a life of meditation, though he quietly longs to avenge the death of his master, who was killed by Jade Fox (Cheng Pei-pei). He gives his sword, a fabled 400-year-old weapon known as Green Destiny, to his friend, fellow martial arts wizard and secret love Yu Shu Lien (Michelle Yeoh), so that she may deliver it to Sir Te (Sihung Lung). Upon arrival in Peking, Yu happens upon Jen (Zhang Ziyi), a vivacious, willful politician's daughter. That night, a mysterious masked thief swipes Green Destiny, with Yu in hot pursuit -- resulting in the first of several martial arts action set pieces during the film. Li arrives in Beijing and eventually discovers that Jen is not only the masked thief but is also in cahoots with the evil Jade. In spite of this, Li sees great talent in Jen as a fighter and offers to school her in the finer points of martial arts and selflessness, an offer that Jen promptly rebukes. This film was first screened to much acclaim at the 2000 Cannes, Toronto, and New York film festivals and became a favorite when Academy Awards nominations were announced in 2001: Tiger snagged ten nods and later secured four wins for Best Cinematography, Score, Art Direction, and Foreign Language Film. CREDITS: TM & © Sony (2000) Cast: Yun-Fat Chow, Ziyi Zhang Director: Ang Lee Producers: Po Chu Chui, Ping Dong, Li-Kong Hsu, William Kong, Ang Lee, Philip Lee, David Linde, Er-Dong Liu, Kelly Miller, James Schamus, Wai Sum Shia, Quangang Zheng Screenwriters: Wang Du Lu, Hui-Ling Wang, James Schamus, Kuo Jung Tsai WHO ARE WE? The MOVIECLIPS channel is the largest collection of licensed movie clips on the web. Here you will find unforgettable moments, scenes and lines from all your favorite films. Made by movie fans, for movie fans. 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The search leads to the House of Yu where the story takes on a whole different level. Film: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) 卧虎藏龙 IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0190332/ NEW DRAGON GATE INN (Donnie Yen, Maggie ... Play Video Play Video 01:30 Dragon Inn 1992 Trailer | Brigitte Lin Dragon Inn 1992 This big hit at the Sundance Film Festival had audiences cheering. Set during the Ming Dynasty, this acclaimed production tells the story of a power hungry eunuch who employs an evil sect ... See full summary » Directors: Raymond Lee Writers: Tan Cheung, Xiao He Stars: Tony Ka Fai Leung, Brigitte Lin, Maggie Cheung Play Video Play Video 09:33 New Dragon Inn 1992 Donnie Yen - Final Fight Bluray HD One of Donnie Yen early and iconic role to date. Epic wuxia fight scene. One of the better film directed by Tsui Hark. Subscribe and Share for more old action Hong Kong badass fight scene in bluray full HD quality. Play Video Play Video 01:49 New Dragon Gate Inn Trailer 1991 (新龍門客棧) [Donnie Yen] Sun lung moon hak chan 27 August 1992 (Hong Kong) Cast: Brigitte Lin Tony Leung Ka Fai Maggie Cheung Donnie Yen Shi-Kwan Yen Cheung-Yan Yuen Lawrence Ng Xin Xin Xiong ASHES OF TIME (Wong Kar-wai) Play Video Play Video 02:26 Ashes of Time Redux trailer english subtitles trailer by myself Play Video Play Video 01:53 Ashes of Time Redux Fight Scene 2 Ashes of Time Redux 2008 Play Video Play Video 02:19 Ashes of Time Redux - trailer For Ashes of Time, Wong Kar-wai swapped the conventions of the wuxia genre for his beloved theme of love and loss. The film can also be regarded as a wuxia version of Days of Being Wild. For Ashes of Time Redux, the whole film was put back in the post-production mill with a result that appeals to ear and eye. ONCE UPON A TIME IN CHINA (Jet Li, Tsui ... Play Video Play Video 01:49 Once Upon A Time In China Trailer Once Upon A Time In China Trailer aka "Once Upon a Time in China" - Hong Kong (English title), UK, USA aka "Once Upon a Time in China - Olipa kerran Kiinassa" - Finland Wong Fei Hung Director:Hark Tsui Writers:Yiu Ming Leung (writer) Pik-yin Tang (writer) Play Video Play Video 04:30 [Trailer] 黃飛鴻 ( Once Upon A Time In China ) - Restored Version Once Upon A Time In China 黃飛鴻 (1991) 導演: 徐克 領銜主演: 李連杰, 元彪, 張學友, 關之琳 主演: 鄭則士, 邱健國, 任世官, 黃子揚 時值晚清「洋務運動」，朝廷以洋槍威嚇練武人士，衙門提督威迫寶芝林封館﹔鐵布衫嚴振東為揚名立萬，砸爛寶芝林招牌，黃飛鴻 (李連杰 飾) 左右受敵。少年梁寬 (元彪 飾) 欲拜黃為師不果，但對十三姨 (關之琳 飾) 一見鍾情，遂轉投嚴門下與黃作對。時逢出國掘金熱潮，不少無知人民受騙，嚴為金錢替人肉販子賣命，十三姨為救一名苦工，被捉拿後更險被送往金山當娼，幸黃及時趕至跟嚴決戰，終救出十三姨，寬正式拜黃為師。 Director: TSUI HARK Starring: JET LI, YUEN BAIO, JACKY CHEUNG, ROSAMUND KWAN Co-Starring: KENT CHENG, QIU JIAN GUO, YAN YEE KWAN, WONG CHI YEUNG Once Upon A Time In China is the film that defined Jet Li (Lethal Weapon 4, Romeo Must Die) as an action star destined for the international stage. His definitive kung fu and the vivid imagery of Tsui Hark (Peking Opera Blues, Swordsman II) make this a true classic of the genre. A more contemporary take on the evergreen tale of wise kung-fu master and purveyor of justice Huang Fei Hong (Jet Li), OUATIC is set in 1875 China when hostilities between the Chinese and the invading foreigners are simmering to a boil. Huang and his disciples take on the unscrupulous dealers who are trying to entice gullible Chinese into slavery in America and save his Aunt Yee (Rosamund Kwan) who is in danger of being shipped off to be a prostitute. Tsui Hark raises the bar on martial arts epics with OUATIC via imaginative technology and thrilling choreography. This created successful sequels – don’t be caught without this classic! http://www.fortunestarentertainment.com/ https://www.facebook.com/FortuneStarMedia © 2010 Fortune STAR Media Limited. ALL RIGHT RESERVED. Play Video Play Video 20:00 Fight scenes in once upon a time in China I did a short compilation of the fight scenes in Once Upon a Time in China. The movie is too long, so I had to leave some scenes out. Please, subscribe to my channel and leave comments about the scenes you would like to see. HOUSE OF FLYING DAGGERS (Zhang Yimou, Zh... Play Video Play Video 01:58 House Of Flying Daggers Trailer House Of Flying Daggers Trailer. Director:Yimou Zhang Writers:Feng Li (writer). Bin Wang (writer) Release Date:14 January 2005 (USA) Genre:Action | Adventure | Drama | Fantasy | Romance Plot:A romantic police captain breaks a beautiful member of a rebel group out of prison to help her rejoin her fellows, but things are not what they seem. Play Video Play Video 04:45 House Of Flying Daggers (The Echo Game Scene) Play Video Play Video 06:25 House of Flying Daggers - Bamboo Forest Fight SHADOW (Zhang Yimou) Play Video Play Video 01:52 SHADOW Official Trailer | Directed by Zhang Yimou | Starring Deng Chao, Sun Li, and Zheng Kai SHADOW: Watch Now On Digital, Blu-ray, 4K, and DVD | In a commander’s obsessive quest for a long-sought victory over a rival kingdom, he must execute an intricate plan involving his wife, the Shadow, and the kings of both kingdoms, leading up to a stunning invasion unlike any seen before. Directed by: Zhang Yimou Starring: Deng Chao, ​​​​​​​Sun Li, Zheng Kai, Wang Qianyuan, Wang Jingchun, Hu Jun, Guan Xiaotong, and Leo Wu Visit the official movie site: https://wellgousa.com/films/shadow Watch Well Go USA films online: https://bit.ly/WellGoFilmsOnline ABOUT WELL GO USA ENTERTAINMENT: Well Go USA, the studio behind TRIPLE THREAT, TRAIN TO BUSAN, and the IP MAN franchise, brings the best in martial arts, action, genre, and independent films from the U.S. and worldwide to North America. Visit our Website for the Newest Movies & Trailers: https://wellgousa.com Subscribe to our channel: https://bit.ly/1GiflOZ Subscribe for email updates on new movies, sales, and more: https://wellgousa.com/subscribe Follow us on social media: FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/WellGoUSA_facebook TWITTER: http://bit.ly/WellGoUSA_twitter INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/WellGoUSA_instagram #shadow #dengchao #sunli #zhengkai #wangqianyuan #zhangyimou #actionadventure #martialarts #actionmovies #supportindiefilm #indiefilm #internationalfilm #indiemovies #watchnow #wellgousa Play Video Play Video 14:11 Chinese Movie Fight Scene || Shadow Play Video Play Video 01:22 SHADOW Trailer | TIFF 2018 Master filmmaker Zhang Yimou brings a completely original cinematic style to an epic battle story, contrasting visuals that draw on China's centuries-old tradition of ink-wash painting against next-level fighting sequences to dazzling effect. [Gala] https://www.tiff.net/tiff/shadow/ THE ASSASSIN (Canne Film Festival Winner... Play Video Play Video 02:34 The Assassin Official Trailer 1 (2015) - Hou Hsiao-Hsien Movie HD Subscribe to INDIE & FILM FESTIVALS: http://bit.ly/1wbkfYg Subscribe to TRAILERS: http://bit.ly/sxaw6h Subscribe to COMING SOON: http://bit.ly/H2vZUn Like us on FACEBOOK: http://goo.gl/dHs73 Follow us on TWITTER: http://bit.ly/1ghOWmt The Assassin Official Trailer 1 (2015) - Hou Hsiao-Hsien Movie HD In 9th-century China, Nie Yinniang is a young woman who was abducted in childhood from the family of a decorated general and raised by a nun who trained her in the martial arts. After 13 years of exile, she is returned to the land of her birth as an exceptional assassin, with orders to kill her former betrothed. She must confront her parents, her memories, and her long-repressed feelings in a choice to sacrifice the man she loves or break forever with the sacred way of the righteous assassins. Rich with shimmering, breathing texture and punctuated by brief but unforgettable bursts of action, THE ASSASSIN is a martial arts film like none made before it. You're quite the artsy one, aren't you? Fandango MOVIECLIPS FILM FESTIVALS & INDIE TRAILERS is the destination for...well, all things related to Film Festivals & Indie Films. If you want to keep up with the latest festival news, art house openings, indie movie content, film reviews, and so much more, then you have found the right channel. Play Video Play Video 02:53 THE ASSASSIN - Fight In The Woods - Film Clip Cannes 2015 ‘Best Director’ winner, Hou Hsiao-Hsien’s critically acclaimed THE ASSASSIN is a beautifully crafted martial-arts epic set in 9th century China. The film follows an exceptional assassin as she is sent to kill the man she loves, forcing her to choose between her true feelings or risk breaking the sacred way of the righteous assassins. Yours to own now: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Assassin-Blu-ray-Shu-Qi/dp/B01B1TZMN8/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=THE+ASSASSIN&qid=1562143478&s=gateway&sr=8-4 Play Video Play Video 01:58 THE ASSASSIN Clip | Festival 2015 A beautiful assassin (Shu Qi) is sent to kill the powerful lord who was once her betrothed, in this sumptuous martial-arts epic from Taiwanese master Hou Hsiao-hsien (Flight of the Red Balloon). http://tiff.net/festivals/festival15/masters/the-assassin-1 THE GRANDMASTER (Wong Kar-Wei, Academy A... Play Video Play Video 02:05 The Grandmaster Official Trailer #2 (2013) - Tony Leung, Ziyi Zhang Movie HD Subscribe to TRAILERS: http://bit.ly/sxaw6h Subscribe to COMING SOON: http://bit.ly/H2vZUn Like us on FACEBOOK: http://goo.gl/dHs73 The Grandmaster Official Trailer #2 (2013) - Tony Leung, Ziyi Zhang Movie HD The story of martial-arts master Ip Man, the man who trained Bruce Lee. The Movieclips Trailers channel is your destination for the hottest new trailers the second they drop. Whether it's the latest studio release, an indie horror flick, an evocative documentary, or that new RomCom you've been waiting for, the Movieclips team is here day and night to make sure all the best new movie trailers are here for you the moment they're released. In addition to being the #1 Movie Trailers Channel on YouTube, we deliver amazing and engaging original videos each week. Watch our exclusive Ultimate Trailers, Showdowns, Instant Trailer Reviews, Monthly MashUps, Movie News, and so much more to keep you in the know. Here at Movieclips, we love movies as much as you! Comic-Con is coming and we will be there giving you the latest as it drops, so stay tuned. Play Video Play Video 01:25 THE GRANDMASTER | Table Fight THE GRANDMASTER is available now on Digital, Blu-ray Disc and DVD. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Wong Kar Wai, THE GRANDMASTER is an epic action feature inspired by the life and times of the legendary Kung FU master, Ip Man who mentored Bruce Lee. The story spans the tumultuous Republican era that followed the fall of China’s last dynasty, a time of chaos, division and war that was also the golden age of Chinese martial arts. Filmed in a range of stunning locations that include the snow-swept landscapes of Northeast China and the subtropical South, THE GRANDMASTER features virtuoso performances by some of the greatest stars of contemporary Asian cinema, including Tony Leung and Ziyi Zhang. Written and Directed by Wong Kar Wai. Starring Ziyi Zhang, Tony Leung Chiu Wai, Hye-kyo Song, Cung Le, Chen Chang and Woo-Ping Yuen. © Annapurna Pictures, 2013 Play Video Play Video 03:45 THE GRANDMASTER | Train Fight THE GRANDMASTER is available now on Digital, Blu-ray Disc and DVD. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Wong Kar Wai, THE GRANDMASTER is an epic action feature inspired by the life and times of the legendary Kung FU master, Ip Man who mentored Bruce Lee. The story spans the tumultuous Republican era that followed the fall of China’s last dynasty, a time of chaos, division and war that was also the golden age of Chinese martial arts. Filmed in a range of stunning locations that include the snow-swept landscapes of Northeast China and the subtropical South, THE GRANDMASTER features virtuoso performances by some of the greatest stars of contemporary Asian cinema, including Tony Leung and Ziyi Zhang. Written and Directed by Wong Kar Wai. Starring Ziyi Zhang, Tony Leung Chiu Wai, Hye-kyo Song, Cung Le, Chen Chang and Woo-Ping Yuen. © Annapurna Pictures, 2013 The Monkey King 2 (Journey to the West, ... Play Video Play Video 01:47 The Monkey King 2 : Baigujing - The White Bone Demon - VS - King Fei Xiang's soldiers - HD 'The Monkey King 2' Baigujing - The White Bone Demon - VS - King Fei Xiang's soldiers. I do now own this video. All rights belong to Filmko Entertainment. Play Video Play Video Gong Li cast as Xian Lang in Mulan,Baigujing the White bone demon in Monkey King movie Gong Li cast as Xian Lang in Mulan 2020 live-action Baigujing the White bone demon in Monkey King movie Mulan Witch Play Video Play Video 03:34 The Monkey King 2 (2016) - Creeping Death Scene (5/10) | Movieclips The Monkey King 2 - Creeping Death: The Monkey King (Aaron Kwok) fights the White Bone Spirit (Gong Li). BUY THE MOVIE: https://www.fandangonow.com/details/movie/the-monkey-king-2-2016/MMV4F03A2883515C2C0DF8678FE6609FDE3A?cmp=Movieclips_YT_Description Watch the best The Monkey King 2 scenes & clips: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZbXA4lyCtqoLVXFiBfM1_ukmG7efi0B2 FILM DESCRIPTION: The Monkey King (Aaron Kwok) must protect a traveling monk (William Feng Shaofeng) from White Bone Spirit (Gong Li), a demon who seeks immortality. 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THE YOUNG MASTER (Jackie Chan) Play Video Play Video 01:52 The Young Master - Trailer Trailer for The Young Master (1980) starring Jackie Chan. Visit my website at http://www.actionfanz.com Play Video Play Video Jackie Chan directs Jackie Chan in classic final fight scene | [HD] Clip from 'The Young Master' Stream the full movie on our app: http://bit.ly/mpApps Watch now on the web: http://bit.ly/theyoungmaster Or watch with Amazon Prime Video: https://amzn.to/2Huaxkr SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/mdntpYT About The Young Master 師弟出馬: Martial arts mayhem and mistaken identity silliness ensue when Dragon is sent to find his errant brother following a martial arts competition. Cast: Jackie Chan Yuen Biao Fung Fung Shih Kien Directed by Jackie Chan #FightScenes #PrimeVideo #MidnightPulp About Midnight Pulp: Midnight Pulp is the leading internet video entertainment service dedicated to celebrating all things strange. Our video streaming platform offers a diverse collection of feature films, documentaries and TV series that have been cultivating subcultures. From cyberpunk noir to psychedelic horror, we are a digital community for experimental and esoteric music and film. 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Cast: Jackie Chan Yuen Biao Fung Fung Shih Kien Directed by Jackie Chan #FightScenes #PrimeVideo #MidnightPulp About Midnight Pulp: Midnight Pulp is the leading internet video entertainment service dedicated to celebrating all things strange. Our video streaming platform offers a diverse collection of feature films, documentaries and TV series that have been cultivating subcultures. From cyberpunk noir to psychedelic horror, we are a digital community for experimental and esoteric music and film. Connect with Midnight Pulp: Visit Midnight Pulp WEBSITE: http://bit.ly/mdnghtp Follow Midnight Pulp on FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/mdnghtFB Follow Midnight Pulp on INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/mdnghtIG Follow Midnight Pulp on PINTEREST: http://bit.ly/mdnghtPINT The Young Master | Midnight Pulp http://youtube.com/midnightpulp THE 36th CHAMBER OF SHAOLIN (Shaw Brothe... Play Video Play Video 06:32 The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (1978) - Three Section Staff 少林卅六房 The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (1978) Gordon Liu Chia-Hui, Lee Hoi-Sang Play Video Play Video 02:42 The 36th Chamber of Shaolin Play Video Play Video 04:17 Scene from The 36th Chamber of Shaolin A TOUCH OF ZEN (Cannes Film Festival Win... Play Video Play Video 01:43 A TOUCH OF ZEN (Master of Cinema) Dual Format 2016 Trailer Widely regarded as the greatest martial arts epic of all time, A Touch of Zen won awards worldwide (including at Cannes), smashed box-office records and had an incalculable influence on the genre as a whole. An unambitious painter named Gu (Shih Jun) lives with his mother in the vicinity of an abandoned mansion rumoured to be haunted. In actuality, the mansion has become a hiding place for the warrior Yang (Hsu Feng) and her own mother, both taking refuge following the assassination of their loyal minister father by the wicked eunuch Wei of East Chamber. After the eunuch sends an army to pursue the escapees, the group fortify the mansion with traps and false intimations of the terrifying ghosts within. But even after, things take yet more unsettling turns... Famed for its iconic set pieces, including the central bamboo forest battle, A Touch of Zen is one of cinema’s truly peerless action sagas and the precursor par excellence of such modern wuxia films as Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and House of Flying Daggers. The Masters of Cinema Series is proud to present King Hu’s masterpiece in a Limited Edition (2000 units) Three-Disc Dual Format edition for the first time in the UK. AVAILABLE TO ORDER FROM: Amazon http://amzn.to/1Sothhd Zavvi http://bit.ly/1GZY43j Play Video Play Video 00:51 a touch of zen (俠女) 설명胡金銓 Play Video Play Video 05:18 俠女 [A TOUCH OF ZEN] : Yang Chu Jen คำอธิบายA Touch of Zen is a 1971 Taiwanese wuxia film directed by King Hu. The film won a prize at the Cannes Film Festival, claiming the Technical Grand Prize award.