English name: fu

Chinese name: China's husband

Director: (Liu Jialiang, Liu Jialiang)

Main performances: (Chen Long Jackie Chan) (Kang-Yeh Cheng Cheng Hongye) (Miao Ching Miao Ching) (Xu Shaoqiang Zhu Liwen) (Xia Pingha) (Linda Lin Emgrand Linda Lin Emgrand).

Last movie:1979 65438+February 0 1.

Venue: Hong Kong

Dialogue: Japanese Putonghua

Rating: IMDb rating 7.9/ 10 (398 votes)

Color: color

Length: 100

Category: action story

Plot introduction:

Liu Jialiang's Hard Bridge and Hard Horse is a real kung fu work, and Liu Jiahui has established his status as a kung fu superstar. He Riheng is an overseas Chinese doing business in Japan. His son He Tao (Liu Jiahui) returned to his motherland to study and practice extraordinary martial arts since childhood. Tao inherited his father's business and married the daughter of Japanese businessman Jiatian. How do you know that his wife is actually a soldier? Tao doesn't want her to practice Japanese martial arts. The couple quarreled and competed from time to time, and Bow went back to Japan. Under his father's arrangement, Otsu tried to stimulate Koko to go back to a tournament and lure her back to China. How did you know that this letter was read by Sanzang Takeno (Yasuaki Kurata), which provoked Japanese martial arts experts from all walks of life to challenge Otsu in China? After a series of atrix, Otsu defeated all the masters and won the admiration of Keke.

There are many movies that show cultural conflicts in different countries, but few movies show this theme with kung fu, and they are still shown in the form of kung fu comedy. A China husband who knows Kung Fu and a Japanese wife who knows Kung Fu often fight and argue about which country's martial arts is better. The Japanese wife even went back to China to find seven top experts from various schools to challenge her husband. The final outcome, of course, is that China's kung fu is invincible, and the husband and wife get back together.

This film was shot on 1978, the same year as Thirty-six Rooms in Shaolin, directed by Master Liu Jialiang and starring Liu Jiahui. This film, like Thirty-six Rooms in Shaolin, is also a masterpiece of Liu Jiahui's personal martial arts talent, and also a masterpiece of Liu Jialiang's director level. Different from Thirty-six Rooms in Shaolin, this film mainly shows the practical value of different sects. Almost all the action scenes in the film are duets, including the contest between China's husband and Japanese wife with funny elements, and the seven contests between Liu Jiahui and seven Japanese masters in the second half of the film. Each fight has different styles, especially the seven contests in the second half, in which Chinese swordsmanship is against Japanese samurai, Drunken Eight Immortals is against karate, willow double knives is against Japanese short rhinoceros, Chinese wrestling is against judo, three-section cudgel is against Japanese pike, and China hidden weapons is forbearing.

The seven Japanese masters in the film are all first-class Japanese martial arts talents, especially Yasuaki Kurata, who plays Ninjutsu, is a first-class Japanese action actor. Mizuno yuka, who plays the Japanese wife, can't do kung fu, but under the training of Master Liu Jialiang, the performance of kung fu is not obvious. /kloc-The 0/00-minute film has more than 60 minutes of martial arts scenes, and people who like to learn kung fu will definitely enjoy it after watching it. In this film, I saw several familiar faces. Liu Jialiang made a guest appearance in his own film, and Yuan Heping's father Yuan Xiaotian made a guest appearance in Liu Jiahui's master.