Will the use of film and television themes to elevate Wing Chun will cause the consequences of killi

There should be no consequences of killing, and it may attract more attention to such a boxing technique.

Wing Chun is a Chinese martial art, but it will make people pay more attention.

This consequence should not appear, but it will be a matter of concern for a few years.

I don't think so, after all, Wing Chun is still quite powerful.

Culture is not for praise, but for inheritance.

The Modern Chinese Dictionary defines it as: excessive praise or praise, so that the person being praised is proud and complacent.

[Ip Man] - starring Donnie Yen.

Ip Man 2: The Legend of the Grandmaster] - Donnie Yen and Sammo Hung starring [Ip Man Prequel].

Ip Man: The Ultimate Battle] - starring Huang Qiusheng.

Hung Quan and Wing Chun] - an old Shaw Brothers movie.

Wing Chun] - starring Michelle Yeoh and Donnie Yen, also known as Pink King Kong [The Grandmaster] - starring Tony Leung and Zhang Ziyi, directed by Wong Kar-wai.

Probably not, this has nothing to do with killing, Wing Chun does have the strength to be praised, so it won't be killed

No, there have been many movies and TV series that have praised Wing Chun very highly, and I haven't seen any consequences of killing, but the development of Wing Chun has been much better.

Because it is related to Bruce Lee, it is just popular.

Wing Chun is not as powerful as in the movie, Wing Chun is just for physical fitness, just like Tai Chi Bagua Boxing, it is a good boxing method to strengthen the body.

Wing Chun I think it is also a relatively powerful kung fu, both offensive and defensive, especially Wing Chun**Eight Chopping Knife, it is indeed very powerful**, there is no big problem dealing with some longer ** sticks, plus Wing Chun itself is fast, Eight Chopping Knife can quickly block the opponent**, and make a counterattack (can**Ip Man 3), in fact, as long as you practice more, any kung fu can become powerful. Wing Chun now has more than 2 million apprentices in the world, which is not a small number, which shows that Wing Chun is still very powerful. But to be honest, it's really not as powerful as in the movie, after all, in order to make the ** person have a better viewing experience, and Wing Chun can't be played for too long, almost all of them are killed in seconds, or are killed in seconds.

So don't care how powerful the Wing Chun in the movie is, the movie is more or less fake, if the movie is real, it will be less enjoyable.

Wing Chun in reality may not be as powerful as in the movie, the movie uses some exaggerated techniques, but Wing Chun is indeed one of the best Chinese martial arts in reality.

Chinese martial arts focus on skills and moves, and attack the enemy's shortcomings, but in actual combat, without a strong physique and actual combat experience, it is more powerful than ordinary people. I think it's better to use martial arts as an aid, to practice your physique and experience first, so that you can break through your strength with skill, rather than breaking with strength like many now. Of course, this is only a personal theory.

It should be even better than in the movie. After all, it is a Chinese martial art, and this should have been formed after many years of perfection.

One practices Wing Chun and one ordinary life, it must be very good at practicing Wing Chun, but one is practicing martial arts, and the other is practicing Wing Chun, I think Wing Chun should not be so powerful.

I would like to list the movies and TV dramas on the theme of Wing Chun!

Movie: The Loser starring Yuen Biao, Sammo Hung , Lam Ching Ying Wing Chun starring Michelle Yeoh, Donnie Yen.

Master Zan and Looking for Qian Hua" starring Sammo Hung .

TV series: Foshan Praise Master starring Yuen Biao, Wing Chun starring Yuen Biao, Nicholas Tse.

Cut Movie: Double Dragon

Also, if you know of other Wing Chun-themed movies, please let us know!

"Kung Fu Wing Chun" is unpretentious throughout, and although the plot is old-fashioned, it is complete and compact; The action scenes are not grandiose, but the fist-to-flesh fights are all fought by the actors themselves; The emotional line is fresh and natural, and it is logical. The kung fu of the rookie actor Bai Jing is worthy of the word "Wing Chun", and Yu Shaoqun has transformed into a very skilled Kuo Shao, and the huge contrast with himself occasionally makes people laugh, but it is in line with the funny meaning implied by the film. (Hou Xiaoning).

Although the two siblings, Hui Yinghong and Hui Tianci, have not made kung fu movies for a long time, but when they stand in front of the camera, the style of kung fu movies is still fully revealed. The process of drawing a knife, sealing his throat, and returning the sheath when Hui Tianci killed people was fast, and his expression was cold, which made people feel a lot of "aura". Hui Yinghong plays the role of Wumei Shitai, and the mood and personality of Wumei Shitai are very consistent with Hui Yinghong, who is middle-aged.

NetEase Review) The film has few highlights in the story and is too mediocre. The film takes the encounter between Yim Wing Chun and Leung Pok Yan as the main story line, and the grievances between Wumei Shitai and Golden Eagle as the subplot, the main line is decent, and the subplot is reduced to an old-fashioned plot. Bai Jing's performance reflects the big grinning and crazy shadow of Xiaoyanzi everywhere, and there is no freshness.

Yu Shaoqun plays the rich second-generation son Liang Boyan, and his delicate face still makes people stay in the impression of the young Mei Lanfang. (NetEase Review).

I haven't studied it, I studied Tai Chi, but I think if you want to learn it, you have to find a teacher and start practicing from the basics. Each martial art has its own basic skills, otherwise it is not good to practice without the foundation of basic skills, even if you learn the moves, it is useless, you see in Ip Man, Donnie Yen also has to start practicing every morning, he practices the basic skills.