Jet Li's Huang Feihong series or Donnie Yen's Ip Man series, which is more exciting?

As the Kung Fu Emperor after Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan, Jet Li's films are very classic, and Jet Li's handsome face and elegant movements all conform to the image of ancient chivalrous men. Huang Feihong, co-produced with Tsui Hark 199 1, is the pinnacle of Jet Li's work, although Huang Feihong was filmed 100 in the history of Hong Kong films. Kwan Tak-hing, an old artist, plays Huang Feihong and a serious grandmaster. Huang Feihong played by Jet Li is a young Huang Feihong. This film is also based on the revitalization of the national spirit, showing the mentality of a generation of masters who care about the country and the people. ?

Donnie Yen's film Ip Man is also a masterpiece. Although not as much as Huang Feihong, IP Man, as a master of Bruce Lee, has a wonderful life, and the remake is also very enjoyable. Donnie Yen's early film styles all belong to hot personality, fierce boxing and sharp leg skills. It is hard to imagine playing an elegant IP Man. Donnie Yen also made great efforts to lose weight, and shaped Ip Man into a challenging role. Huang Like Hong Fei and IP Man are also a master who cares about the country and the people. The difference is the different background of the times. Ip Man is dealing with the Japanese. These two roles are not comparable. Personally, I like Huang Feihong, which made many TV plays in the most glorious period of Hong Kong Kung Fu movies in the 1980s, and also accompanied our childhood. ?

None of their kung fu films are wonderful, but if I have to choose, I still think Jet Li's Huang Feihong series is more wonderful.

During the six years from 199 1 to 1997, Jet Li shot five works related to Huang Feihong. Tsui Hark, a movie geek, has created many excellent movies with his unique views and ideas. When he was preparing to shoot the Huang Feihong series, he thought of Jet Li. And because Jet Li cooperated with him in the first film "Top Gun in Huang Feihong", it made the film sell well and caused a sensation in the entertainment circle at that time.

Huang Feihong, Ghost Feet, Thirteen Aunties and Hiro have been printed in Lao Zi. When I think of Huang Feihong, I naturally think of these characters. Many post-70s and post-80s grew up watching his movies.