What is a good martial art/artist? Is it someone who are good at fighting?, or is it someone who are good at a certain specific traditional martial art?, or is is someone who are good at several different modern or traditional martial arts? I often see alot of comments questioning the effiency of Wushu/Kung Fu, in regards to using it as a self defence, or fighting in a ring against an MMA fighter for example... The whole subject of calling out wushu or kung fu as a bad martial art. Because it supposedly doesn't work in the ring against for example an MMA fighter, is just as silly and ignorant as it is wrong. First of all martial arts is not only about fighing inside a ring. Martial arts holds many more aspects than just ring-fighting. Martial arts or selfdefense is first and foremost about not fighting, and while learning to defend yourself indeed is the whole principle and foundation of it. It is only meant to be used as a last resort. So just because some martial artist are bad at fighing inside a ring against an MMA fighter. Well that doesn't automatically make them bad martial artists, or the style, a bad martial art. It only makes them a bad fighter, and usually only in that regi (MMA regi for example). Yes, sure some styles are to some degree more suited for combat. But that depends on how the style is being used, and how the training is being done. Yes, sure we have yet to see a kung fu fighter making it to the top within MMA regi, and the likes (Well maybe except for Zhang Weili "Magnum" who started with Kung Fu). And sure we have also seen a fair amount of wushu or kung fu practitioners being "annihilated" inside the rings. And yes, even "masters" of wushu/kung fu, who where pretty bad against fighters such as MMA fighters. But that doesn't mean, that it doesn't work in the ring. This only shows, that those fighters have been bad representatives of their style, in regards/relation to, understanding how to apply their knowledge and adapt to the circumstances. I mean any kung fu practitioner who expect to be able to go inside the ring against an MMA fighter, and use/apply traditional techniques, such as "Tiger returns to mountain" or "Snake creeps down", are surely naive and has misunderstood one very basic principle of self defense, which is, to adapt to the situation and to use what ever works in your favor. Almost all of these kung fu fighters which i have personally seen in the ring, seems to have been more focused on trying to use/apply their techniques accordingly to their specific style. And also it would seem, more focused on looking good or technically correct, while they try to perform their techniques. Or else, it looks like that they havn't trained fighting scenarios properly outside their traditional way of fighting, meaning they simply lack the practical experience of adapting their style to using/applying it, outside their traditional ways. This is never the styles fault, but instead, always the practitioners fault. The best way to utilize a traditional martial art like Kung Fu, against an MMA fighter, is to find/use some of the most simple dodging, parrying and hitting techniques from the style, and learn to master them, adapting them to ringfighting and have a lot of practical training in that regi. And then sometimes when the moment is right, you would maybe be able to apply a certain traditional technique, against your opponent, even inside the ring and against a MMA fighter. When i trained karate about 30 years ago, i heard a story about a karate champion winning the karate world championships in the UK, and that he was miscredited by most of the present karate world back then. Because he had fought and won in an untraditional way, seen from most karate practitioners perspective. He won by using the same technique against all his opponents. With a simle side- or backstep, with a simple sideways parry followed by an attack (the attack was executed instantaneously while parrying) either to the torso or the head. Some argued that he shouldn't have been named the winner because he wasn't as "technical" as the others, and some felt that he was kinda "cheating", or not fighting within the rules. But the fact was that while he certainly didn't followed the norm, or fighing in the standard karate way, as almost all others did, with a greater technically variety. The fact was, that he did follow the rules, and what he did worked, it was effective, and he landed the most points because of it. So you could say that it was the fault of the other fighters, because they didn't manage to adapt to his fighting style. There are basically/typically three kinds of warriors/combatants seen in ring fighting: Good/great fighters who are bad (or mediocre) at a specific type of traditional martial art. - (Most ring fighters). Good/great martial artists who are bad (or mediocre) at fighting. - (Some ring fighters). Good/great fighters who are also good/great at martial arts. - (Some ring fighters). In this example, when i use the term martial arts, i refer to specific traditional styles such as karate, kung fu, aikido, tae kwon do etc. The most dangerous fighters there exist, are those who first and formost, are natural born fighters without any prior training, who then become ring fighters, while they at the same time learn martial arts. And you know what, that doesn't necessarily makes them a good martial artist either. Just a good fighter.
Thank for your well-thought out response. It's great to see people with such a good understanding of the wide spectrum of martial arts, and I really appreciate it. Your discussions around traditional martial arts, adaptation, and even the UK karate champion are really apt when talking about modern wushu's development. Many people seem to think wushu is ineffective, but completely misunderstand the purpose of it and the reality of fighting and competing in different rulesets. For these people who want ring-fighting there is wushu sanda, which is extremely effective because it's been adapted and developed for stand-up fighting rulesets. Sanda fighters such as Cung Le, Zhang Weili, and Muslim Salikhov have become world champions in MMA. But people don't think it's wushu anymore because it doesn't look strictly look like these forms. The reality is that sanda is an adaption of traditional wushu for the 1-1 ring fighting formats. Stand-up fighting with gloves favors striking in certain ways, which is why all stand-up arts in the ring, whether their base is wushu, karate, TKD, or muay thai, all end up having similar looking punches and kicks to the unfamiliar. Despite this, there are still very clear and traceable techniques from each base style. It is true that during sanda's development they studied other styles for effectiveness, but they did that to see what pieces of the thousand of different traditional wushu styles could be adapted for ring fighting.
@@bluehippofilms You're welcome, and thank you for your respons. About this part of your comment: "whether their base is wushu, karate, TKD, or muay thai, all end having similar looking punches and kicks to the unfamiliar" It's interesting to note, that once when i was taught a certain Wing Chun technique, it was almost exactly the same, as a technique i had learned from Tai Chi. And i think that few people would think or suspect, that there are any similarities between the two. But then again it is very simple, because of the shape and functionality of our body, and in relation to the mathematical principles applied to the technical applications of martial arts. You know, in regards to distance, angles, rotational force, lever principle, speed, timing, grounding, weight transfer, etc. When taking these things into account, the possibilities available to achieve the most effiency, gets narrowed into a certain amount of options/techniques, which is why we see so many similarities between different martial arts, and especially in regards to applicable techniques inside a fighting ring. Like with these sayings: - "It is better to know or train only one technique a thousand times, than to train a thousand techniques one time". - "If you practise only one or two styles for ten years, you will achieve mastery over them, and if you practise 10 different styles for ten years, you will only become mediocre at them". It all fits well, with the saying: "Sometimes less is more"
@@skytte71: Yes, completely agree in terms of body mechanics. I would think it's just common sense, but so few seem to understand that. Thanks again for the interesting discussion, and I've repined your comment :)
Hello my fellow Chinese friend, I'm from the Philippines. Although our government have difficulties in related to sovereignty and teritorial matter, it doesn't change my admiration to you. I wish someday your government will realize that like you, it is important for us to protect and defend our sovereignty rights and let's back the unity that your ancestors and ours have build for the past decades.
I Live in UK 🇬🇧 and watching this gave me goosebumps and took my breath away it was Absolutely Stunning….I am 64yrs old and have never seen anything like this before…The skill, power, discipline, strength, agility, skills, respect, and sheer hard work these young men and ladies out into this show was nothing short of Incredible. Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️
It's always a martial arts honorarium to see Donnie Yen and Jackie Wu grace the stage together - in further collaboration with the other Artists, indeed!
I just whizzed by UA-cam and since I love Donnie Yen in the IP man movies, this popped up. This is probably the most wholesome Martial Arts theatre show I've ever seen. It's so wholesome and awesome. I love the love and the representation the Chinese (if not Chinese, maybe Asian) have for their culture. It's so beautiful and majestic. It embodies how being a Martial Artist and practicing martial arts is. Thank you performers, the people who created this concept, Wu Jing and Donnie Yen. I'm so touched. 🥲
Now that is what I call an incredible show. They got an awesome level of skills. Also combining traditional martial arts and the modern times is amazing. And not to forget......the legend Master Donnie Yen himself as well as Master Wu Jing. WOW
no Donnie Yen is a traitor. He supports the crackdown against pro-Democracy Hong Kongers. He supports Chinese Communist Party and he wore black face. He is a traitor.
The highlight here is actually the stage, what an amazing stage They're just scratching the surface of what kind of show can be put on with that type of stage technology
No. Donne Yen is an Actor and Martial Artist. He is a family man and has very little aggressive tendencies which are commonly found among combative individuals. Donnie Yen is not a "real" fighter in any conventional sense. He simply portrays one in film and supports this by training in Wushu and other theatrical disciplines.
@@DRocRSS2012 Donnie knows how to fight for real. He literally beat up like 8 or 10 guys in a bar before he was virally famous. lol He can fight, he just doesn't, which is the spirit of martial arts: never fighting unless one has to.
@@DRocRSS2012 Donnie Yen, like many martial artists-turned actors don't fight pro for a living. But that doesn't make them any less efficient in practical fighting. I'm not saying ALL martial arts actors possess the same capabilities. Donnie comes from a taolu wushu background. But after migrating to the States at the age off 11, he transioned to many practical fighting styles to great effect while growing up (he earned a reputation for fighting challengers and racists near his mom's taolu wushu school on a daily basis) in Combat Zone, Red District, Boston, MA which in the 1970s was considered one of the most dangerous areas in the US. A few incidents also happened during his movie career. The last poster already mentioned the nightclub fight which occured in the late 1990s. In addition to that, he got into an altercation with a triad gang while making his second movie (Mismatched Couples) in the mid 1980s. The film crew shot a scene at a particular location, which happened to be within a triad territory. The gang demanded money from the film crew to be allowed to continue shooting. When the demands got frequent, the film crew grew tired and Donnie alongside his good friend Kenny Perez (who confirmed the incident in a 2009 interview at his website), and Woo-Ping's stunt team decided to fight them off whenever they showed up. As a result, the film crew resolved the matter with the gang and the gang stopped the harrassment. Donnie can definitely scrap outside the ring.
this is absolutely breath taking. i love love love martial arts of all types but dDnnie yen and Wu Jing are two masters that are so skilled and talented. the physical requirme3nts alone to pull off some of the moves and what not takes years and i mean literal years to master, everyone that performed in this should be proud of them selves for pulling this off
Both of them won Kungfu championships in the early stage of their life. Talented and well-trained. Growing up in HK, Donnie Yen's fighting styles are more internationally mixed, while Wujing is more traditionally Chinese in spite of the younger age. And can you believe Donnie Yen is about (if not over) 60? The way he moves and fights is incredible given his age. (
This is ridiculously amazing performance of Chinese kung fu, wushu, shaolin and tai chi styles and excellent great job for two Chinese actors Wu Jing and Donnie Yen, this two guys is amazing martial arts master, hats down 👍👏😉
Effin' Awesome. It's beautiful to see a rich culture preserved for us all too witness in all it's beauty! I have been in amazement of Kung Fu since a child and the joy I feel hasn't faded in 30+ years.
I've been practicing Silat and Escrima since 1993 and Taiji, Bagua and Xingyi since 2008. I like practicing slow twisting and circling steps with blades. It nourishes my brain and I circulate my chi to stay healthy and massage my internal organs to stay soft and limber. The first thing I would teach someone is how to relax and root and circulate Qi. After relaxing,, someone can learn basic Gong Fu!
This was like watching a martial arts depiction of Cirque du Soleil. I didn’t think I’d watch the whole thing but it was very entertaining and ended up watching it twice haha
I enjoy Donnie Yen:s performance, skills, and dedication to the Martial Arts! But as you see all of these performers, they do their acts with PRECISION and incredible SKILL! That is because of how DEDICATED and VERY DISCIPLINED Chinese people are! That's a FACT!
This is beyond extraordinary 👏 !!!! No words speechless. I love how it looks so real!!! Not to mention Donnie yen. I saw all the Ip man movies !!!! Wow would love to have been in the audience!!!! Epic, inspirational, sensational, amazing 👏👏👏👏
Chinese culture is rich and beautiful. I had goose bumps watching this performance. Loved the sound of Kung Fu by the students. Very impressive. Love the performance from Donnie Yen and Wu Jing. Two great legends. Thank you for sharing this performance. God bless you.
Hard work but for a useless discipline. when i was younger, this martial art evoked a perfection of movement, efficiency and beauty, because of the films of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and others...Now it just reminds me of an old folk practice which has never been able to renew itself and which is worthless against MMA. Just nice moves for action movies and shows.
@@albertoongo You are right that generally these moves don’t work in the real world. But wushu and kungfu alike are not always used for combat. It is a spiritual and entertaining thing to most. I did wing chun for about 6 months. I wanted a break from MMA. I really enjoyed it and I have taken things from it to MMA.
Agreed animation and graphics make this look even cooler, but the performance set up and stange and visual effects were outstanding. Really awesome performance 👍🏻👍🏻
Very very well done. For ever respects to them and my favorite actors, Wu Jing and Donnie Yen. I wish Jackie Chan and Jet Li were there to join and see. For this to have been performed to this level goes to show alot of work and determination and dedication
That was dope and blew me out my seat. Kung fu has been apart of my life until this point but Ik enough to hold my own against a normal fighter. This performance is pure art with these showcases and the talent level is crazy
@@light_96-b4f what they do on stage is meant for show, not actually for combat. It is meant to advertise & intrigue people to join. What is taught in the school for combat or self defense is slightly different. Also, you have to know how to apply techniques to real world situations. Not just do what is taught in school. Because times have changed so a practitioner must learn to modify old/ancient techniques to make sense in modern day fighting
Quel art !!! Quelle maîtrise !!! J'ai reconnu qu'un seul Donnie Yen qui est un grand maître et grand acteur de cinéma. Bravo à tout le monde❤❤🎉 vous êtes les meilleurs et force et courage à vous pour la suite.
NOTHINGNESS, TO SAY, JUST WATCH, NO BREATHING JUST WATCH, WOW, YOU ARE ALL LEGENDS. THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH FOR SHARING. THIS IS, ONE OF MOST HEART WARMING MARTIAL ARTS I HAVE EVER SEEN❤🤗🤗🤗.😍😍🤩🤩😜💯FROM AUSTRALIA.
@Wahid Reza nothing to laugh here, the position of sitting in the toilet also from India, do you how, the sitting position one of the yoga step, medically and scientifically proved that contributing to flash out dirt and prevent stomach and some organ from abnormally....think 1st before react
Donny Yen""",♥️fantástico,,,, maravilloso,,,,,es qué es Donny Yen felicitaciones ,,a todos estuvieron espectacular,,❤️❤️❤️ WOW bosque encantado""""""""____"""""""
This is artistry at it's finest. This was beautifully done and the scenery was spectacular with the people flying around too. Just loved this and hope to see more videos such as these released.
What is a good martial art/artist? Is it someone who are good at fighting?, or is it someone who are good at a certain specific traditional martial art?, or is is someone who are good at several different modern or traditional martial arts?
I often see alot of comments questioning the effiency of Wushu/Kung Fu, in regards to using it as a self defence, or fighting in a ring against an MMA fighter for example...
The whole subject of calling out wushu or kung fu as a bad martial art. Because it supposedly doesn't work in the ring against for example an MMA fighter, is just as silly and ignorant as it is wrong.
First of all martial arts is not only about fighing inside a ring. Martial arts holds many more aspects than just ring-fighting. Martial arts or selfdefense is first and foremost about not fighting, and while learning to defend yourself indeed is the whole principle and foundation of it. It is only meant to be used as a last resort. So just because some martial artist are bad at fighing inside a ring against an MMA fighter. Well that doesn't automatically make them bad martial artists, or the style, a bad martial art. It only makes them a bad fighter, and usually only in that regi (MMA regi for example).
Yes, sure some styles are to some degree more suited for combat. But that depends on how the style is being used, and how the training is being done.
Yes, sure we have yet to see a kung fu fighter making it to the top within MMA regi, and the likes (Well maybe except for Zhang Weili "Magnum" who started with Kung Fu). And sure we have also seen a fair amount of wushu or kung fu practitioners being "annihilated" inside the rings. And yes, even "masters" of wushu/kung fu, who where pretty bad against fighters such as MMA fighters. But that doesn't mean, that it doesn't work in the ring.
This only shows, that those fighters have been bad representatives of their style, in regards/relation to, understanding how to apply their knowledge and adapt to the circumstances.
I mean any kung fu practitioner who expect to be able to go inside the ring against an MMA fighter, and use/apply traditional techniques, such as "Tiger returns to mountain" or "Snake creeps down", are surely naive and has misunderstood one very basic principle of self defense, which is, to adapt to the situation and to use what ever works in your favor.
Almost all of these kung fu fighters which i have personally seen in the ring, seems to have been more focused on trying to use/apply their techniques accordingly to their specific style. And also it would seem, more focused on looking good or technically correct, while they try to perform their techniques. Or else, it looks like that they havn't trained fighting scenarios properly outside their traditional way of fighting, meaning they simply lack the practical experience of adapting their style to using/applying it, outside their traditional ways. This is never the styles fault, but instead, always the practitioners fault.
The best way to utilize a traditional martial art like Kung Fu, against an MMA fighter, is to find/use some of the most simple dodging, parrying and hitting techniques from the style, and learn to master them, adapting them to ringfighting and have a lot of practical training in that regi. And then sometimes when the moment is right, you would maybe be able to apply a certain traditional technique, against your opponent, even inside the ring and against a MMA fighter.
When i trained karate about 30 years ago, i heard a story about a karate champion winning the karate world championships in the UK, and that he was miscredited by most of the present karate world back then. Because he had fought and won in an untraditional way, seen from most karate practitioners perspective. He won by using the same technique against all his opponents. With a simle side- or backstep, with a simple sideways parry followed by an attack (the attack was executed instantaneously while parrying) either to the torso or the head.
Some argued that he shouldn't have been named the winner because he wasn't as "technical" as the others, and some felt that he was kinda "cheating", or not fighting within the rules. But the fact was that while he certainly didn't followed the norm, or fighing in the standard karate way, as almost all others did, with a greater technically variety. The fact was, that he did follow the rules, and what he did worked, it was effective, and he landed the most points because of it.
So you could say that it was the fault of the other fighters, because they didn't manage to adapt to his fighting style.
There are basically/typically three kinds of warriors/combatants seen in ring fighting:
Good/great fighters who are bad (or mediocre) at a specific type of traditional martial art. - (Most ring fighters).
Good/great martial artists who are bad (or mediocre) at fighting. - (Some ring fighters).
Good/great fighters who are also good/great at martial arts. - (Some ring fighters).
In this example, when i use the term martial arts, i refer to specific traditional styles such as karate, kung fu, aikido, tae kwon do etc.
The most dangerous fighters there exist, are those who first and formost, are natural born fighters without any prior training, who then become ring fighters, while they at the same time learn martial arts. And you know what, that doesn't necessarily makes them a good martial artist either. Just a good fighter.
Oh hi, blue hippo films.
Thank for your well-thought out response. It's great to see people with such a good understanding of the wide spectrum of martial arts, and I really appreciate it.
Your discussions around traditional martial arts, adaptation, and even the UK karate champion are really apt when talking about modern wushu's development. Many people seem to think wushu is ineffective, but completely misunderstand the purpose of it and the reality of fighting and competing in different rulesets. For these people who want ring-fighting there is wushu sanda, which is extremely effective because it's been adapted and developed for stand-up fighting rulesets. Sanda fighters such as Cung Le, Zhang Weili, and Muslim Salikhov have become world champions in MMA. But people don't think it's wushu anymore because it doesn't look strictly look like these forms.
The reality is that sanda is an adaption of traditional wushu for the 1-1 ring fighting formats. Stand-up fighting with gloves favors striking in certain ways, which is why all stand-up arts in the ring, whether their base is wushu, karate, TKD, or muay thai, all end up having similar looking punches and kicks to the unfamiliar. Despite this, there are still very clear and traceable techniques from each base style. It is true that during sanda's development they studied other styles for effectiveness, but they did that to see what pieces of the thousand of different traditional wushu styles could be adapted for ring fighting.
@@bluehippofilms You're welcome, and thank you for your respons. About this part of your comment: "whether their base is wushu, karate, TKD, or muay thai, all end having similar looking punches and kicks to the unfamiliar"
It's interesting to note, that once when i was taught a certain Wing Chun technique, it was almost exactly the same, as a technique i had learned from Tai Chi. And i think that few people would think or suspect, that there are any similarities between the two.
But then again it is very simple, because of the shape and functionality of our body, and in relation to the mathematical principles applied to the technical applications of martial arts. You know, in regards to distance, angles, rotational force, lever principle, speed, timing, grounding, weight transfer, etc.
When taking these things into account, the possibilities available to achieve the most effiency, gets narrowed into a certain amount of options/techniques, which is why we see so many similarities between different martial arts, and especially in regards to applicable techniques inside a fighting ring.
Like with these sayings:
- "It is better to know or train only one technique a thousand times, than to train a thousand techniques one time".
- "If you practise only one or two styles for ten years, you will achieve mastery over them, and if you practise 10 different styles for ten years, you will only become mediocre at them".
It all fits well, with the saying: "Sometimes less is more"
@@skytte71: Yes, completely agree in terms of body mechanics. I would think it's just common sense, but so few seem to understand that. Thanks again for the interesting discussion, and I've repined your comment :)
@@bluehippofilms Xie xie
"Two Finger Handstand Dude" just blew my mind
Hello my fellow Chinese friend, I'm from the Philippines. Although our government have difficulties in related to sovereignty and teritorial matter, it doesn't change my admiration to you. I wish someday your government will realize that like you, it is important for us to protect and defend our sovereignty rights and let's back the unity that your ancestors and ours have build for the past decades.
OMG what a scene beautiful, spectacular, i can re-watch this a thousand times. Chinese culture is on another level really beautiful. 😃😃🙌🙌🙌
I Live in UK 🇬🇧 and watching this gave me goosebumps and took my breath away it was Absolutely Stunning….I am 64yrs old and have never seen anything like this before…The skill, power, discipline, strength, agility, skills, respect, and sheer hard work these young men and ladies out into this show was nothing short of Incredible. Thank you from the bottom of my heart ❤️
I'm glad to see wu jing and donni yen togesther
It's always a martial arts honorarium to see Donnie Yen and Jackie Wu grace the stage together - in further collaboration with the other Artists, indeed!
donnie yen and wu jing....2 of the best martial artists on the planet!
Jackie and jet lee first
@@ychongy no argument there my friend......for me it all started with gordon liu....
Can I just say what is more amazing than Donnie Yen & Wu Jing together?
This is the real deal. So good Chinese martial arts Kung fu. The Real thing. Beautiful tradition master Donnie Yen and Wu Jing. Thankyou🙌❤🙏😊
Wushu is simply artistic display of athleticism, control and chorography. It is not combative whatsoever.
That's taolu (literally means "forms") wushu you're referring to. Sanshou ("physical contact") wushu is all combatitive fighting
I love Donnie Yen ! This whole show is incredible .
I just whizzed by UA-cam and since I love Donnie Yen in the IP man movies, this popped up.
This is probably the most wholesome Martial Arts theatre show I've ever seen. It's so wholesome and awesome. I love the love and the representation the Chinese (if not Chinese, maybe Asian) have for their culture.
It's so beautiful and majestic. It embodies how being a Martial Artist and practicing martial arts is.
Thank you performers, the people who created this concept, Wu Jing and Donnie Yen.
I'm so touched. 🥲
How great that is to see Wu Jing and Donnie Yen together
The production is mind blowing. How do they even conceptualize a stage design like this. Dang!
It can never be done in Korea
Now that is what I call an incredible show. They got an awesome level of skills. Also combining traditional martial arts and the modern times is amazing. And not to forget......the legend Master Donnie Yen himself as well as Master Wu Jing. WOW
😂 U S A 😢😭🗽
I was so happy to see both Wu Jing and Donnie Yen together!!! I couldn't wipe the smile off my face! Hands down for an AMAZING performance!!! 👏
spl the movie
Always love Donnie Yen and Wu Jing!!! Their martial arts skills is beyond amazing!
Hi kim kim is your brother Tim Tim or jim jim?
no Donnie Yen is a traitor. He supports the crackdown against pro-Democracy Hong Kongers. He supports Chinese Communist Party and he wore black face. He is a traitor.
@@IhateCCP preach it brother! CCP is evil.
@@H0DLTHED0R Yes! most people don't know!
They didn't dare to go against Xu Xiao Dong
This performance is a masterpiece🥰
The CGI Effects, The stage set-up, The Camera Tricks, The professional wushu artists are sooooo LIT
Best kungfu stage performance ever seen.🔥🔥🔥👌👌👌👌
Jaw dropping performance!!!! Wu Jing and Dornie Yen thank 🙏 😊 🙌 ♥
usa 😭🗽😭🗽😭😭😭😭😭
Donnie not dornie
The highlight here is actually the stage, what an amazing stage
They're just scratching the surface of what kind of show can be put on with that type of stage technology
That is money.
Donnie yen is a real fighter and a very humble and loving person.Respect to both martial artists.
No. Donne Yen is an Actor and Martial Artist. He is a family man and has very little aggressive tendencies which are commonly found among combative individuals. Donnie Yen is not a "real" fighter in any conventional sense. He simply portrays one in film and supports this by training in Wushu and other theatrical disciplines.
@@DRocRSS2012 Donnie knows how to fight for real. He literally beat up like 8 or 10 guys in a bar before he was virally famous. lol He can fight, he just doesn't, which is the spirit of martial arts: never fighting unless one has to.
@@DRocRSS2012 Donnie Yen, like many martial artists-turned actors don't fight pro for a living. But that doesn't make them any less efficient in practical fighting. I'm not saying ALL martial arts actors possess the same capabilities.
Donnie comes from a taolu wushu background. But after migrating to the States at the age off 11, he transioned to many practical fighting styles to great effect while growing up (he earned a reputation for fighting challengers and racists near his mom's taolu wushu school on a daily basis) in Combat Zone, Red District, Boston, MA which in the 1970s was considered one of the most dangerous areas in the US. A few incidents also happened during his movie career. The last poster already mentioned the nightclub fight which occured in the late 1990s. In addition to that, he got into an altercation with a triad gang while making his second movie (Mismatched Couples) in the mid 1980s. The film crew shot a scene at a particular location, which happened to be within a triad territory. The gang demanded money from the film crew to be allowed to continue shooting. When the demands got frequent, the film crew grew tired and Donnie alongside his good friend Kenny Perez (who confirmed the incident in a 2009 interview at his website), and Woo-Ping's stunt team decided to fight them off whenever they showed up. As a result, the film crew resolved the matter with the gang and the gang stopped the harrassment. Donnie can definitely scrap outside the ring.
this is absolutely breath taking.
i love love love martial arts of all types but dDnnie yen and Wu Jing are two masters that are so skilled and talented.
the physical requirme3nts alone to pull off some of the moves and what not takes years and i mean literal years to master, everyone that performed in this should be proud of them selves for pulling this off
Both of them won Kungfu championships in the early stage of their life. Talented and well-trained. Growing up in HK, Donnie Yen's fighting styles are more internationally mixed, while Wujing is more traditionally Chinese in spite of the younger age. And can you believe Donnie Yen is about (if not over) 60? The way he moves and fights is incredible given his age. (
These guys, these guys right here; they are TRUE masters.
The donnie yen and wujing exchange at the end realy is the highlight🤩🤩 both of them are incredibly fast
Yes, I agree with you 😉👍
Mindblowing, thanks for keeping your real tradition and culture alive, you are a great example for all other cultures!
Donnie Yen! Hell yeah! Dude's forever be one of my favorite martial arts actor! 👊🏼 💥
Omg! What did I just witness! I was breathless.... this is beyond my imagination. So full of energy and miracle.
Rất đẹp rất công phu làm cho người coi không thể nào rời mắt. Cảm ơn cảm ơn màn trình diễn quá tuyệt vời
amazing way of representing the art and culture of china.RESPECT. *PERIOD*
the time the east shows how beautiful and powerful it is... you can feel the west shivers...
Very racist festival… BLM should burn it down !
The 五毛 are out in full force in this comment section lmao
Aside from Jackie Chan and Jet li, my 2 most favorite martial arts star are here. I'm not crying 😭
They are modern Jet li and Jackie chan...
This is ridiculously amazing performance of Chinese kung fu, wushu, shaolin and tai chi styles and excellent great job for two Chinese actors Wu Jing and Donnie Yen, this two guys is amazing martial arts master, hats down 👍👏😉
Two of my favorite true martial artist.
What the! the Stage is of a different level, it made this performance reach an EPIC Standard. I am like watching a WUSHA Fantasy world on Stage.
Effin' Awesome. It's beautiful to see a rich culture preserved for us all too witness in all it's beauty! I have been in amazement of Kung Fu since a child and the joy I feel hasn't faded in 30+ years.
You have to respect these people for thier exquisite masterpiece 😲
This is a real treat 👏❤
This is the other side of martial arts...not hurting people but to entertain the world, the action and the graphics is perfect....BEAUTIFUL
It’s more like performance art, as it doesn’t really have a martial side to it anymore. Regardless, beautiful performance indeed.
Actually kungfu is only an act of dancing😂😂not really a martial arts.You cannot use in real life situation
@@nelsonabunda4422 it’s still a beautiful dance though 😂
I've been practicing Silat and Escrima since 1993 and Taiji, Bagua and Xingyi since 2008. I like practicing slow twisting and circling steps with blades. It nourishes my brain and I circulate my chi to stay healthy and massage my internal organs to stay soft and limber.
The first thing I would teach someone is how to relax and root and circulate Qi. After relaxing,, someone can learn basic Gong Fu!
This was like watching a martial arts depiction of Cirque du Soleil. I didn’t think I’d watch the whole thing but it was very entertaining and ended up watching it twice haha
I enjoy Donnie Yen:s performance, skills, and dedication to the Martial Arts! But as you see all of these performers, they do their acts with PRECISION and incredible SKILL! That is because of how DEDICATED and VERY DISCIPLINED Chinese people are! That's a FACT!
Have you heard of Xu Xiaodong? Yer the ccp hate him.
This is beyond extraordinary 👏 !!!! No words speechless. I love how it looks so real!!! Not to mention Donnie yen. I saw all the Ip man movies !!!! Wow would love to have been in the audience!!!! Epic, inspirational, sensational, amazing 👏👏👏👏
stage technicalities were incredible
Its crazy
Yes i agree...
Chinese culture is rich and beautiful. I had goose bumps watching this performance. Loved the sound of Kung Fu by the students. Very impressive. Love the performance from Donnie Yen and Wu Jing. Two great legends. Thank you for sharing this performance. God bless you.
Tôi chưa bao giờ được xem một video biểu diễn võ thuật nào mà đẹp mắt và hoành tráng như thế này.quá xuất sắc.
a real really nice show, how much i wish i was there with them live.
Well U should come and see next opening in Olympiade beijing 2022, would be more spectacular than this trust me 😉
I can sense their hard work. Body coordination is very hard to expertise. Let's appreciate their discipline. Thx for sharing btw
Hard work but for a useless discipline. when i was younger, this martial art evoked a perfection of movement, efficiency and beauty, because of the films of Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and others...Now it just reminds me of an old folk practice which has never been able to renew itself and which is worthless against MMA. Just nice moves for action movies and shows.
如果标榜拉帮结派也可以形成培训教材，没大缺陷的人被科学的培训也可以被培训成行家里手。拉帮结派在岗犯罪贪官的常态比例高低是影响人权和犯罪率的关键人群，我觉得80%算很差，30%以内算达标，10%以内算优秀，目前应该不可能达到100%。
《管理学》书上提到的科学管理之父泰罗或泰勒，可能是解释什么叫科学培训的更〈管理学〉这个专业的解释？
违法或反对侵权价值观的培训应该也是可以研究探索创新和形成培训方法的。各种斗争归根结底要受有没有侵权观还是侵权价值观的影响，合法动机的理想是有利于幸福或美好生活和可能不侵害别人的合法合理权益。记得好象是书上说的。“斗争是恶性的，竞争是良性的。”
总是回答那些可能被贪官培训的贪官的话术，象循环播放视频一样回答。没新话术的贪官，自己看视频下方评论:
ua-cam.com/video/pwhEKolbwHw/v-deo.html ，
把反贪污腐败污陷成造反的人或政权才应该算是造反。
微云文件分享:《“新疆友好集团”微信公众号视频》下载地址:share.weiyun.com/y2InfZH9 ，
/这个截图内容可能能让很多初涉社会的人包括大学生选择职业生涯是合法获利还是犯罪获利，犯罪之后然后呢？
微云文件分享:很多人读了10年书也没学到的影响人生的重要内容，截个图下载地址:share.weiyun.com/t9Jxn0hr
@@albertoongoI bet all you watch were old men’s getting beat around by mma fighters not real lungful masters.
@@albertoongo noo it is useful the chinese mma guy is trying to find fake martial artist that claim to practice this but they dont
@@albertoongo You are right that generally these moves don’t work in the real world. But wushu and kungfu alike are not always used for combat. It is a spiritual and entertaining thing to most. I did wing chun for about 6 months. I wanted a break from MMA. I really enjoyed it and I have taken things from it to MMA.
I feel like that two fingers stunt man can kill me.
Hahahaha he surely can
Amazing. My two most talented actors ☯️🙏
Indonesia hadir. Mantap.... Bagus banget a love you donnie yen
Amazing to see both favorite masters performing together. 😍
Không còn lời nào để nói, sân khấu quá đẹp, trình diễn đẹp, tóm lại hay
Incrível, esse espetáculo merece um milhão de likes pois é simplesmente magnífico.
Big show congratulation beautful....from Brasil 👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇨🇳🇨🇳⭐
Long live friendship between Brasil and China 🌈🌈🌈
Agreed animation and graphics make this look even cooler, but the performance set up and stange and visual effects were outstanding.
Really awesome performance 👍🏻👍🏻
Very very well done. For ever respects to them and my favorite actors, Wu Jing and Donnie Yen.
I wish Jackie Chan and Jet Li were there to join and see.
For this to have been performed to this level goes to show alot of work and determination and dedication
Thanks for keeping the tradition, showing what mind and body can do
That was dope and blew me out my seat. Kung fu has been apart of my life until this point but Ik enough to hold my own against a normal fighter. This performance is pure art with these showcases and the talent level is crazy
The king of all performances! This is crazy!!
Super.. i lov Master Donni
Amazing, how could people give this video thumbs down ?, do they thing can do it better 😏
I loved to enjoy this spectacular show.
O M G. I was getting goosebumps. This is spectacular
One of the most beautiful demonstrations I've ever seen.So mesmerizing.
Thanks
When I need motivation and discipline ,I just watch this video ❤️
This performance has to be well deserved for a Golden Buzzer!!
Kungfu is art.
@@light_96-b4f vai no templo shaolin com qualquer arte marcial que vc saiba pra vc ver se serve ou não
@@light_96-b4f what they do on stage is meant for show, not actually for combat. It is meant to advertise & intrigue people to join. What is taught in the school for combat or self defense is slightly different. Also, you have to know how to apply techniques to real world situations. Not just do what is taught in school. Because times have changed so a practitioner must learn to modify old/ancient techniques to make sense in modern day fighting
It's Much More Than That, It's Also A Way Of Life!
🤫
Way of the life.
All move is Kungfu.
Wow, can't believe my eyes! That was pretty amazing and beautifully designed!!!
Love Shaolin and he is best Martial arts of all 👍💪
@@sorrylove9350 why you keep sending that
Quel art !!! Quelle maîtrise !!! J'ai reconnu qu'un seul Donnie Yen qui est un grand maître et grand acteur de cinéma. Bravo à tout le monde❤❤🎉 vous êtes les meilleurs et force et courage à vous pour la suite.
NOTHINGNESS, TO SAY, JUST WATCH, NO BREATHING JUST WATCH, WOW, YOU ARE ALL LEGENDS. THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH FOR SHARING. THIS IS, ONE OF MOST HEART WARMING MARTIAL ARTS I HAVE EVER SEEN❤🤗🤗🤗.😍😍🤩🤩😜💯FROM AUSTRALIA.
What an excellent amazing show especially it includes the Ip Man n Wu King Thank u
That was so awesome. An amazing performance. I loved that new years gala. 🥰.
Excelentes actores, excelentes luchadores y excelente obra, los felicito. Saludos de Cordoba, Argentina.
Donie yen ❤️❤️❤️
Have not seen these two throwing blows at each other since their Sha Po Lam movie....a great movie with Donnie, Wu, Sammo, and other great cast.
Kung Fu is chinese Culture and Tradition. Here you can see perfect human weapons. This skills are unbelieveable.
Kung fu is actually originated from India and China developed it.
Kung-fu is originated from India 🇮🇳
@light9973toilet also 😂😂😂
To be inform, the founder of kung fu is Bodhidarma@Damo from South India, king of Pallava dynasty.....he thought kung fu to China for their defense
@Wahid Reza nothing to laugh here, the position of sitting in the toilet also from India, do you how, the sitting position one of the yoga step, medically and scientifically proved that contributing to flash out dirt and prevent stomach and some organ from abnormally....think 1st before react
I love Chinese kungufu I love Chinese god bless you all ✝️
Amazing performance. The stage is art!!!
Magnifique spectacle Chinois. J'adore ❤
Merci
Fantastic show!
Donnie Yen & Jing Wu.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This was pretty amazing to watch. Well done all around.👏👏👏👏
Imagine these folks being on *AGT* *Americans Got Talent* 🤗👏👏👏
AGT don't know how to appreciate the wonders of Wushu and Martial Arts.
@@myfilmingadventureswonders3457 You are not lying.
AGT can't handle this
Don't mind me am jst still imagining 🤔
@@Nickkibs 😂🤭👍👍
Donny Yen""",♥️fantástico,,,, maravilloso,,,,,es qué es Donny Yen felicitaciones ,,a todos estuvieron espectacular,,❤️❤️❤️ WOW bosque encantado""""""""____"""""""
Chain punches were amazingly performed by Donnie, it looks easy but difficult to master.
皆さんのパフォーマンス👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
シナリオ👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
素晴らしい!!!
Excelente performance 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The great martial artist Donnie yen.
Everything is just AWESOME! breath taking!
simply amazing Congratulations 👏👏🇧🇷🙏
Không bàn chính trị, nghệ thuật dân tộc của TQ khiến thế giới hải học hỏi dài dài
Donnie Yen & Wu Jing - Two Of A Kind & Evergreen Entertainers... ❤️🙏🏻✌️
Thanks for sharing this with us. Greetings from France.
Stfu CCP bot 😂
@@hughmungus1072 You're damn stupid. I saw what you did in the rest of the comments. You got no life?
Incrivelmente incrível. Obrigado amigo. Espero um dia chegar ao nível de Donnie Yen ou qualquer um desses mestres.
I'm speechless damn what a performance thanks to yt algorithme for brought me here im gonna watch all your video fr
This is artistry at it's finest. This was beautifully done and the scenery was spectacular with the people flying around too. Just loved this and hope to see more videos such as these released.
Loved how the ending Donnie Yen and Wu Jing swapped their style as they spar. Began with Wing Chung end with Tai chi Donnie Yen badass!!
Never seen such an act... Just WOW😱
And the effects👌👌🙀
Magnificent video 👌👍. Perfect. Every time. Thanks for sharing. I enjoy everything about your culture 🧫.
half of it appears to be cgi....why?
They already have a future show....woww
Love donnie yen