Wing Chun (TV series)
Wing Chun 詠春 | |
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Genre | Martial arts Action Wuxia |
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Directed by | |
Presented by | |
Starring | Nicholas Tse Sammo Hung Yuen Biao Hu Ke Rain Lee |
Country of origin | China |
Original language | Cantonese |
No. of episodes | 40 |
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Producer | |
Production locations | Jinhua, Zhejiang, China |
Running time | 45 minutes |
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Original network | TVB |
Original release | 2006 2007 | –
Wing Chun (Chinese: 詠春) is a 2006 TVB TV series starring Nicholas Tse. The series concluded filming in 2007. It featured actors Nicholas Tse, Yuen Biao, , Ji Chunhua, Sammo Hung and his youngest son, .
Plot[]
The story revolved around the elderly Leung Jan and his life in Foshan during the late Qing dynasty. The show follows the life of Leung Bik, the eager but impulsive son of Leung Jan, the local doctor and martial art master. The father and son clash head frequently as Leung Bik desires to learn martial arts but his father wants him to study medicine like his brother . On the other end, there is Ko Ming a poor disciple of a drunken master who has traveled all the way to Fo Shan to find his long lost sister. Leung Bik and Ko Ming become rivals when Leung wrongfully but not intentionally harms the sister and Ko Ming ends up working for a corrupt family, the Longs.
The characters grow as the innocent Ko Ming gets corrupted by pragmatic evil and is put through trial and tribulation that eventually numbs him and Leung learns responsibility when he runs to Hong Kong after being accused of murder. Complex characters set against love triangles and the adventures of other supporting characters brings this classic show to live.
Cast[]
Cast | Role |
Nicholas Tse | Leung Bik 梁壁 |
Sammo Hung | Wong Wah-bo 黃華寶 |
Yuen Biao | Leung Jan 梁贊 |
梁春 | |
Philip Ng | Chan Wah-shun 陳華順 |
Hu Ke (胡可) | Kau Ku Leung 九姑娘 |
Rain Lee (李彩樺) | Fong Yee 方怡 |
(洪天照) | Ko Ming 高明 |
(劉梓妍) | Siu Man Tau 小饅頭 |
(斯琴高麗) | Hung Lin 洪蓮 |
International broadcast[]
Country | Network(s)/Station(s) | Series premiere | Title |
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Mono29 | November 16, 2015 | พยัคฆ์ร้ายหมัดหย่งชุน (Payakrai Mud Yong Chun[1]) |
References[]
- ^ "พยัคฆ์ร้ายหมัดหย่งชุน". mthai.com (in Thai). 23 May 2020.
- Hong Kong television shows
- 2006 Hong Kong television series debuts
- 2007 Hong Kong television series endings
- Hong Kong television stubs