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Title: Wong Fei-hung ji yi: Naam yi dong ji keung (Once Upon a Time in China II)

Category: Mandarin Film

Type: Action

Tag: Jet Li

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Chinese Title: Huang Fei Hong Zhi Nanyi Dang Ziqiang (Once Upon a Time in China II)

Film Title: Wong Fei-hung ji yi:Naam yi dong ji keung

Year: 1992

Country: Hong Kong, China

Category: Action/Drama/Adventure/History

Language: Mandarin

Subtitles: Chinese

Duration: 01:52:04

Director: Tsui Hark (Flake Xu)

Cast: Jet Li (Li Lianjie).................................Wong Fei-hung (Huang Feihong)

Biao Yuen (Yuan Biao)......................Leung Fu (Liang Kuan)

Rosamund Kwan (Guan Zhilin)...........Aunt Yee (Thirteen Aunt)

Jacky Cheung (Zhang Xueyou)............Buck Teeth Soh (Ya Cha Su)

Steve Tartalia................................Tiger

Kent Cheng (Zheng Zeshi)..................Porky Lang (Zhu Rou Rong)

Jonathan Isgar.................................Jackson

Yee Kwan Yan.................................Iron Robe Yim

Mark King.....................................British General

Sek Kin.........................................Old Man who gives advice (Cameo)

Shun Lau.....................................Naval Commander

Chi Yeung Wong............................Commander Man

Ma Wu (Wu Ma)..............................Old Man

Kam-Fai Yuen.................................Kai

Shun-Yee Yuen...............................Honorable Manchu Soldier

Introduction

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, Guangdong was a melting pot of Chinese and Western influences, giving rise to many heroes. Wong Fei-hung (Jet Li), along with Aunt Yee (Rosamund Kwan) and Leung Fu (Mo Shaotong), travels to Guangzhou to attend a medical conference. They encounter the White Lotus Sect causing chaos under the slogan "Support Qing, Exterminate Foreigners," using nationalistic sentiments against foreigners. The sect disrupts embassies, churches, and even spares no mercy for students attending foreign schools. It turns out that this is orchestrated by Qing minister Narlan Yuanshu (Donnie Yen), who uses them to counter revolutionaries. At an international medical conference, Wong Fei-hung explains the principles of traditional Chinese medicine while Sun Wen (Zhang Tielin) voluntarily acts as his translator; they quickly form a bond. Wong realizes their vision for saving the country goes beyond his own. Yuan Shu chases revolutionary activists and encounters Sun Wen and Lu Haodong (David Jiang), who are hiding in the British consulate. Yuan Shu uses the White Lotus Sect to wreak havoc inside the consulate. Determined to help them escape misfortune, Wong directly attacks the White Lotus Sect's headquarters to save Sun Wen and Lu Haodong. He engages in a fierce battle with Yuan Shu...

Behind the Scenes

Tsui Hark’s new approach to packaging the old character of Wong Fei-hung was well received. In this sequel, he further explores the reasons for ancient China's weakness, pointing out the ignorance of groups like the White Lotus Sect and the corruption of Qing officials. Thus, there were revolutionaries like Sun Wen and Lu Haodong advocating Western civilization to save China. Boldly using historical fiction and martial arts film genres to discuss these serious themes, the film still manages to look splendid and entertaining, which is quite impressive. The collaboration between Jet Li and action choreographer Yuen Wo-ping stands out, especially in scenes where Wong Fei-hung storms the White Lotus Sect and duels with Narlan Yuanshu (Donnie Yen). These exciting fight sequences leave viewers exhilarated. Jet Li and Donnie Yen fully display their respective martial arts styles, creating one of the most classic contrasting scenes in kung fu films. When Wong Fei-hung throws the hard-earned cloth bundle from the dock to Sun Wen on the ship, a flag with blue sky and white sun appears, evoking a strong sense of national sentiment that surpasses many deliberately produced policy films.