Jingwu Sect

Jingwu Sect can refer to:

1. Jingwu Sports Association: a martial arts organization founded by Huo Yuanjia in 1910;

2. Fist of Fury (movie): starring Bruce Lee;

3. Fist of Fury (TV): starring Donnie Yen.

1. Jingwu Sports Association

Jingwu Sports Association was a martial arts gym founded by Huo Yuanjia in Shanghai in 1910. A few months after Huo Yuanjia founded the Jingwu Sports Association, Die within. Because Huo Yuanjia was recognized as a national hero, many other famous martial artists agreed to teach martial arts at the Jingwu Sports Association, including Eagle Claw Master Chen Zizheng, Seven Star Mantis Master Luo Guangyu, Xingyiquan Master Geng Xiaguang, and Wu Style Tai Chi Wu Jianquan, the founder of boxing.

Contents

* 1 History

* 2 Jingwu Sports Association and Jingwu Sect

History

In 1909, Huo Yuanjia and Chen Gongzhe, Chen Tiesheng, Lu Weichang, Yao Chanbo and others, known as the Four Masters of Jingwu, founded the "Jingwu Gymnastics Association" in Shanghai. In 1910, it was renamed the "Jingwu Sports Association". [1]

The Jingwu Sports Association promoted the alliance of various martial arts factions in China during the Republic of China, and the National Martial Arts Institutes was founded.

The Jingwu Sports Association was closed down by the Chinese People's Republic of China government and restored after the Cultural Revolution.

Jingwu Sports Association and Jingwu Sect

The purpose of Jingwu Sports Association is to promote Chinese martial arts and advocates abandoning sectarian views. Therefore, Jingwu Sports Association itself has never been a "Jingwu Sect" name. [2] However, some people in society refer to the Fist of Fury Sports Club as Fist of Fury. Bruce Lee once starred in the movie "Fist of Fury", which made the name more widely spread. Later movie stars, such as Jet Li, also starred in fictional martial arts movies about Fist of Fury.

2. Fist of Fury (movie)

"Fist of Fury" (Fist of Fury, when it was released in the United States as: The Chinese Connection) was produced by Golden Harvest Films in Hong Kong in 1972 A martial arts movie starring Bruce Lee and directed by Luo Wei. This was also Bruce Lee's second starring film, which grossed more than 4 million at the Hong Kong box office at the time.

Other actors include: Miao Kexiu, Liu Yong, Jin Shan, Feng Yi, etc. Music by Gu Jiahui. Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung, who later became famous, served as martial arts masters in the film. There were scenes of being beaten up by Bruce Lee, but their faces were not visible.

Table of contents

* 1Basic information

* 2Main actors

* 3Story outline

* 4 Classic dialogue

* 5 Other related movies

* 6 See also

Basic information

* Producer: Luo Wei

* Producer: Zou Wenhuai

* Director: Luo Wei

* Martial Arts Instructor: Han Yingjie

* Music: Gu Jiahui

* Director of photography: Chen Qingqu

* Editor: Zhang Yaozong

* Producer: Liu Lianghua

* Producer: Golden Harvest, Siwei Pictures

* Premiere date: April 11, 1972

* Hong Kong box office: HK$4,358,928

Main actors

* Bruce Lee as Chen Zhen

* Tian Feng as Senior Brother

* Wei Pingao as Hu Translator

* Luo Wei as Inspector

Story Synopsis

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Bruce Lee plays Chen Zhen in the movie.

The founder of Jingwu Hall, Chen Zhen's master Huo Yuanjia, passed away. Chen returned to Shanghai with the intention of marrying his childhood sweetheart (played by Miao Kexiu), but when he came back, he received the news that his master had passed away. He was very sad. The Hongkou Taoist Temple run by the Japanese sent people to Huo Yuanjia's public memorial ceremony and presented a plaque with the name "Sick Man of East Asia". Chen Zhen was not willing to be insulted, so he sent the banner back to the Hongkou Taoist Temple alone without telling his brothers. One against a hundred, with "Mystery" He defeated the Japanese with "Zongquan" and nunchucks; and smashed the "Dogs and Chinese are not allowed" sign in the park. At that time, Chen Zhen was in the public concession. Everyone at Jingwu Hall knew that Chen Zhen was in trouble and urged him to leave Shanghai for a while. Just the night before leaving, Chen Zhen accidentally discovered that there were two spies sent by the Japanese in the Jingwu Hall, and they were the culprits who poisoned the master. So after Chen Zhen killed the two of them, he changed his original intention and decided to stay in Shanghai to find out the mastermind and take revenge.

Classic dialogue

* "Can a stomach disease kill someone? Can a cold kill someone?" - The senior brothers quoted the doctor's statement, saying that Master Huo Yuanjia's "stomach disease turned to cancer" "He died of a cold." Chen Zhen felt very ridiculous and said this when questioning his senior brothers.

* "Chinese are not sick men" - Chen Zhen said this after returning the "Sick Man of East Asia" plaque to the Hongkou Dojo and giving a lesson to all the masters in the dojo.

The traitor actually wanted to attack Chen Zhen from behind. Chen Zhen said this after punching the traitor to death.

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