Japanese officer bullied prisoners, but meet a kung fu master!

[@RukunAhmed-b2p]

For all those commenting. Please remember what Japanese soldiers did to chinese civilians prior to WW2 its atrocious. The Nanjing massacre was the most brutal of anything. Japan has yet to say sorry or take ownership of it

[@K0ga64]

That's true but don't forget Tibet.

[@jasonph2522]

OP is correct- many Japanese still see Nanjing as Sino propaganda and not even a real event- (I've lived in Japan twice)

[@a.a.4436]

Do not forget Turkistan

[@glloyd561]

Sure, 100, 000 dead over a 6 week period during the massicre of Nanking, that's horrific. But how many Chinese died under Chairman Mao, tens of millions? The cultural revolution, the great leap forward, crimes against humanity, and genocide against the Uyghur. Who has apologized for these crimes?

[@glloyd561]

Every country has something horrific to apologise about in it's past. Maybe take a look at your own country before you point a finger at others.

[@Accuface2000]

Kung Fu is better than Hollywood action. Never boring.

[@할빠좋다]

짱개식 망가다 뻔한내용

[@B1Springfield]

It’s sad to see that Ip Man joined the dark side when he used to fight against the imperial Japanese. China seems very fixated with this period of time, almost 80 years ago.

[@dnnisamn6886]

Doent mean he survived at its period? Movies is fiction. Plus i would like to know what did he do as you were saying "he joined the dark side"

[@B1Springfield]

@@dnnisamn6886 😂 🤣

[@dnnisamn6886]

@@B1Springfield ? Seriously im curious. I used to practice wingchun. Not everything shown in movie is true

[@B1Springfield]

@@dnnisamn6886 oh, you are serious. The only serious part of my first post, was the second part. “China seems very fixated with this period of time…” The first part, I’m jokingly referring to an older looking Donnie Yen who is playing the General in this show, when years ago he played Ip Man. A lot of people act like these fictional movies are historic accounts, so I’m playing with it. I too bought into the Wing Chun hype when I was younger, glad you parted ways with it as well.

[@JoeJoe-hi5op]

I wanted to do Wing Chun because of the up man movie. Luckily my father signed me up for kickboxing and eventually I became a decent kickboxer

[@therealbronxbull8541]

Thank you Bruce Lee! From: ALL the actors you opened the door for.

[@cosmicwoman]

hes no bruce lee

[@jamesbarisitz4794]

Amazing what can be accomplished with a budget of sixteen dollars.

[@yesyesyesyes1600]

the japanese officer is not even sweating. A real badass 😂

[@jc4evur661]

Real men don't sweat!

[@yesyesyesyes1600]

@@jc4evur661 Real men don't hit people who are unable to defend themselves ...

[@Desertphile]

Fist of Legends has the "jap" swearing.

[@rosinedebiesse1839]

Le titre du film merci

[@gregoryburton1241]

Funniest fight I’ve seen since 1975, when Anthony beat up Randy, in front of Jerry’s apartment. 😂😂😂😂

[@witchking866]

Which film ?

[@alan_marx]

Um protesto bem humorado, mas ainda sim um protesto.

[@gk...]

Bud Spencer hätte nicht so lange gebraucht. ;)

[@kunjanix7853]

Wobei eine weile hätte der Kampf schon gedauert. Meine Buddy hätte erstmal den Offizier arrbeiten lass und hätte ihn dann höflich gefragt ob er jetzt auch mal darf :p

[@thekaiser4333]

Unsere japanischen Verbündeten von der Achse. Der Italiener Bud Spencer wäre dort Wärter nicht Gefangener. Wer würde nicht so lange Capriciös ist wie eine Gazelle herumlavieren Wie unsere japanischen Verbündeten.

[@reineroberhaus]

Chuck auch nicht !

[@danielquintus9135]

Ey boddy Haut den lukas😂😂

[@danielquintus9135]

​@@kunjanix7853du hättest bestimmt nicht höflich gefragt 😊❤

[@MonteLow-hx1yh]

My Japanese mother-in-law advised me against further study of Korean m.a. She advised study off the more sophisticated Chinese m.a. Never argue with your mother-in-law.

[@r.hubertmath4414]

The real slapstick!

[@Gieszkanne]

Ballet not slapstick.

[@PaulScholtes1980]

You know, this may be a movie or TV show, but corrupt people exist no matter what job they do but if there's one thing i "dislike" the most, it's injustice by means of those that abuse their authority, their power (and that's putting it mildly)

[@guesswho6034]

Awww come on. That's the way with people of authority in this country. Look at the police

[@richardirvin6155]

then quit voting democrat.

[@PaulScholtes1980]

@@richardirvin6155 LOL! this has nothing to do with being a democrat, republican or whatever. Corrupt people exist under both of them.

[@leedaniels1468]

I love the fact that Kung Fu was considered the deadliest form of fighting until we saw them pitched against MMA fighters and getting obliterated..😢😮😅

[@JosephBlanchard-u3q]

A kickboxer is literaly the biggest star in the ufc right now.

[@yiddishlion2037]

All fighting styles came from Kung Fu. All MMA skills came from Kung Fu.

[@CoIdHeat]

Whatever value it may have held back in the days it might just always have been more show and intimidation than actual fighting skill

[@leonardovegaolmedo5483]

​​@@CoIdHeatsanda and shuai jiao are pretty efficient. For the most part, kung fu was watered down over the years becsuse of complex historical reasons and charlatans. There arecstill sone efficient kubg fu styles, and a few mma fighters with kung fu Background , like weili zhang, yi long, jason delucia or cung le.

[@CoIdHeat]

@@leonardovegaolmedo5483 Bruce Lee created Jeet Kune Do because he thought of the existing Kung Fu Styles as ineffective. Kung Fu is a fascinating variety of martial arts - but which successful MMA fighter is actually using a Kung Fu style and is there any proof that Kung Fu was indeed "watered down" over the centuries? If I remember correctly Sanda is more of a modern mixture of a multitude of fighting styles, including western styles.

[@HanasDad]

I wanted to like this, but I can only suspend my disbelief so far. I stay out of politics in Asia but I have heard that the Japanese are feared because of their cruel warrior past compared to China. This clip fits the mold. The Japanese guy is too serious and the Chinese guy is just mocking him rather than trying to "out badass" him. Thanks for posting this because it was interesting to watch

[@cally0959]

People saying this is chinese propaganda like americans dont make absurd historical fictions about ww2, I dont have anything wrong with em its fun to see em from china, they suffered some of the greater casualties during ww2 so idk whats really wrong with this

[@MccadeAlbina]

You’re a true master at this! Another brilliant video. 🎥

[@apache58]

The Kung Fu moves are artistic, but true to the every body move. The movement and style is definitely a SHAOLIN TEMPLE WARRIOR STYLE.

[@michastachowiak778]

No part of this scene makes sense X)

[@abolfazldanayi8897]

Can anybody introduce a "fair" short book about Japan's invasion on China in this movie? What and why did Japanese do to China?

[@rogerc6533]

I haven't seen this movie but it is based on the second Sino Japanese war. The Japanese already had control over parts of southern Manchuria that they won from the Russians in the Russo Japanese war ending 1905, this territory having previously been taken by Russia from the Qing dynasty. Engineering the false flag Mukden incident in 1931, the Japanese invaded and established the puppet state of Manchuko over much of Manchuria. This was done to check Russian influence over Manchuria and due to its extremely abundant resources, Japan itself having very little of such. China at this point had long since stopped being the Qing Dynasty and fragmented into a bunch of civil warring warlord factions with the Nationalist KMT being the legitimate government but unable to fully control these warlord factions whilst also fighting the CPC (disparagingly called the CCP in the west) consisting of former leftist elements of the KMT that had split off. One can imagine this made organized Chinese resistance to the Japanese difficult throughout much of the war. The Sino Japanese war would expand into total war across the rest of China during the 1937 Marco Polo incident where a skirmish ended up escalating into the conquest of Beijing. With this momentum Shanghai and Nanking would also fall where of course the infamous massacre and rape of hundreds of thousands would happen. The KMT would lose the majority of its best military units failing to defend these cities. The war would enter a stalemate by 1940 with the KMT suffering massive casualties in open warfare against the Japanese due to the Chinese inadequacy against the Japanese in every aspect aside from manpower. The Japanese would also regularly use chemical weapons against massed Chinese assaults. The Communists for their part would wage guerilla warfare against the Japanese in their areas of influence and this is what the vast majority of mainland Chinese war movies depict and it is core to the mythos of the CPC. Unfortunately this bias tends to overlook much of the sacrifices made by the KMT who were their bitter rivals. These communist guerilla campaigns lead to brutal reprisals by the Japanese escalating into the Three Alls (kill, burn and loot all) scorched earth policy and is where the majority of civilian deaths occurred. It is important to note in 1939 that the Japanese lost in the battle of Khalkhin Gol in Mongolia against the Soviets, thus failing their original intentions to check Soviet influence in the region. The important ramifications being that this convinced the Japanese to expand southwards into South East Asia, eventually leading to War with the US and also discouraged the Japanese from opening up a 2nd front in Siberia during the Axis invasion of Russia in Operation Barbarossa; which would almost certainly have collapsed the USSR. Despite WWII being in full swing duing 1940-45 with the Japanese fighting multiple great powers, China remained unable to drive out the Japanese as Japan controlled all of Chinas industrial base and the Allies couldn't not effectively supply China with Burma in Japanese hands. By the time the KMT had reopened the supply route from Burma and gained enough material including tanks and heavy equipment to form a proper army again, the Invasion of Manchuko by the Soviets and the atomic bombings would utterly defeat Japan and cause the surrender of all troops still in China. It is worth nothing that there was a significant Japanese civilian population in Manchuko showing their clear intent to turn it into lebensrealm. Many of these civilians would sadly commit suicide rather than face reprisal by the vengeful Chinese or shameful capture by the Soviets. Ridiculously this was not even the end of Chinas ordeal as the civil war between the communists and nationalists would resume right after. Despite having superior equipment, the KMT would eventually lose as their failures and looting of civilians during the war with Japan gave the communists the peoples popular support. The KMT remnants retreated to Taiwan where civil war tensions with the mainland remain to this day. 20 million Chinese are estimated to have perished in this insane war with Japan. Comparable to how many died in the Ussr against Axis forces; and it is probably better known to the west how brutal that conflict was. Unit 731 was also horrific, while people cast doubt on the more outlandish tales of the holocaust, 731 was so horrifying the scientists and doctors involved were poached by America for the unique but sick "value" of their research which no doubt greatly advanced knowledge of biological weapons and the biology of human torture. The fact that Japan still shys away from acknowledging their wrongdoings in WWII (not just against the Chinese but South East Asia and European colonies) pisses China off greatly. The Chinese had however mostly forgiven the Japanese decades ago and all this modern day propaganda about hating Japan (which Japan reciprocates) is the result of the new cold war between China and American aligned Asian nations. America giving Japan legal loopholes to conduct offensive operations again (Americans wrote these laws in the first place afterall when they subjugated Japan) to potentially cut off Chinese shipping lanes brings back terrible memories of the Sino Japanese war for China. China has learned its lesson however, not just from Japan's brutal invasion but also all the colonial European powers imperialist cruelty towards it. China prefers to forgive and do mutual business with everyone; like what has happened with their former enemy turned important partner Russia. However, they are now one of the largest unified nations on Earth with some of the most advanced technology and huge arsenals of every type of weapon imaginable. They are the complete opposite of the weak Qing dynasty and warlord era China now and will protect themselves from ever experiencing the horrors of the century of humiliation again. The only way to destroy China now is to start a nuclear war. I hope the west is not stupid enough to do this for the worlds sake.

[@BuzzSargent]

Has to do with acquiring resources that their islands did not possess +

[@ShaneMartin-eq1er]

What is the name of the movie and where can you watch it

[@LaraphilLara]

Movie title : Pacific pirates 2024

[@RB-xj5zv]

They were always bullied by the Japanese, there was no need to be so cruel to the prisoners.

[@BigLisaFan]

Anyone who surrendered was despised by the Japanese.

[@B1Springfield]

It was so sad to see Ip Man turn on his own people and become a Japanese general

[@yesyesyesyes1600]

That happens whhen an ideology is allowed to say there are worthless humans or "underhumans" (Untermenschen)

[@BrandenSmith-sx2qh]

Looks like they are breakdance fighting

[@jamesang7861]

Who else came here from khabib vs mcgregor..

[@gregdolecki8530]

0:50 Alton Brown wondering when he can resume cooking.

[@仁右衛門エリザベス]

日本🇯🇵の将校は誇り高い!ある意味ちーなを大切にしていましたよ!ちーなは知らんで良い!そんな輩や!

[@robertalexanderkiefer5678]

Wollte mit 5 Jahren nach China fliegen um Chaolin Mönch zu werden, hab jeden Tag meine Eltern angefleht aber mit Alkoholiker als Eltern redet man gegen die Wand. Hab mir vieles dann selbst beigebracht hab viele Kung Fu Filme angesehen und den Kämpfer nach imitiert, ich bin zwar kein Profi aber ich hab den Respekt bekommen.

[@Stevon987]

Kung Fun Movie !

[@MarkFendy-sw7hn]

Was this during World War 2?

[@ozoniroz]

Это продолжается сейчас

[@Finezjanto]

Those sounds of punches..

[@Siamak-l8j]

I love cartoon

[@albertodonda5994]

The superior acting of chinese movies...

[@jdsheleg8332]

The sarcasm is strong in this comment.

[@user-kaogane_9315]

これがイップマンですか

[@samulmagnus1]

When every punch sounds like a stick breaking, you know somebody's getting hurt.

[@OldDunc]

It's fairly obvious that those sounds are dubbed.

[@henrywolff489]

Warum gibt es so viele hass Filme, wo die Japaner immer die bösen sind? Güte und bossheit gibt es überall...❤🙏 pace

[@nirodha35]

Don’t mess with those Belgians🤓

[@erikramaekers63]

Damn right

[@barrytipton1179]

Another five minutes of my life wasted

[@stevewebb7126]

That's not fighting it's dancing.

[@SovereignStatesman]

Like EVERY martial arts film

[@Gieszkanne]

@@SovereignStatesman As a kid I didnt liked the fight scenes in old movies like in Western or James Bond. But today I know they are quite realistic much more than any MA movie.

[@erikramaekers63]

You should watch Fist of Legend ( to start with) it beats anything made in the US

[@yatimen]

film yang bagus

[@DoloresAlvarado-t5y]

I love Ip man flicks . Pls be serious this just another bully

[@John-q1x1s]

This not a Japanese movie production.

[@alexandresimoes6864]

Bater em alguém que não sabe se defender é muito fácil quero ver bater em alguém que tem as mesmas chances de lutar de igual pra igual!!!!!

[@gene-hi3nh]

You should train.😅😅😅

[@John-ob7dh]

I often used to have to spar with lower grade guys at the dojo ,but I never went too far with them (,1st kyu Brown )

[@martialculturalpreservation]

lots of tournaments are set up with uneven odds and its totally cheating, not a fair comparison of skills

[@tjerkschoonheim]

I have seen this scene before it is from a 2016 or 2017 series from China called jue sheng but i could never find the series anywhere and when i did it was without subtitles...who knows a link?

[@jorgesolis7891]

Needs translation...

[@charmainekirk1512]

We all know how much China loves Japan...

[@denniswier]

Just as much like the USA likes the middle eastern countries 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@lancemuller6864]

This is a Chinese TV series called 决胜，English name is Winner

[@robmarsh6668]

The japanese were more into bayonet practice than kung fu

[@barrytipton1179]

Looks like a Bollywood film

[@michaeldoing6913]

That's my dad

[@michaeldoing6913]

Us

[@michaeldoing6913]

All of mine and it is pissed

[@RosemarieMannert]

Ein toller Film 😂😂😂😂😂😂 verarsche hoch drei

[@Yabetti]

All cast by the Chinese , for the Chinese, propaganda movie what it spoiled the real history.

[@youbrokeitwefixit1723]

Not a documentary but a movie, I don't see no harm

[@JoeXTheXJuggalo1]

It's a fictional movie. So no need to have a emotional outburst about it. What you just said is as dumb as if I said "the 2001 movie about Josh Hartnett and Ben Affleck wanting to bang Kate Beckinsale is American propaganda and is spoiling the history about Pearl Harbor and the Doolittle Raid"

[@NisseOhlsen]

which was the real history?

[@guadalupesanchezherrera5670]

En resumen, mierda en estado puro...

[@marceltopawian]

​@@NisseOhlsen the japanese occupation beat chinese republic, killing millions of people like in Nanjing Massacre

[@fizikzen]

Admin ilkokul 1 terk misin,bu nasıl başlık

[@Fatboy00000]

and yet the couldnt defeat the Japanese and needed the help of the US and Russia

[@curtismiller8529]

The name is: YOU MUST BE HAPPY AT YOUR WORK.

[@crack61616]

c mon.those fighting scenes:))

[@NewJersey69]

Good movie. Goku.

[@beeto45]

those are some magical uniforms that never get dirtied!

[@michaelmartin9022]

You should see historical Kdramas lol. It's 1563 and after months of marching and battle our costumes, hair and makeup are all immaculate

[@beeto45]

@@michaelmartin9022 do they share all superman's taylor? :D

[@robertotamesis1783]

Hapkido whose directing Jackie Chan?

[@rogerthompson1622]

Donald Duck ?

[@robertotamesis1783]

@@rogerthompson1622 body bumping is part of Hapkido and we know Jackie Chan is a trained master . No kidding. After trained in Wing Chung he continues Korean art of Hapkido . His comic stands looks like Hapkido.

[@robertotamesis1783]

@@rogerthompson1622 Have ever seen the Jackie Chan's the Drunken master there are very similar?

[@Gieszkanne]

Dont you know Chin Na ?

[@lighttruth]

I did not know Japan had a version of tubi movies 😂

[@KikiolaBolatumi6]

This is so challenging

[@sagatuppercut2960]

Don't underestimate that goofy man.

[@DanielCurti]

Jean Claude van Damme scenes. Pure genius 😅

[@massimobernardo-]

it really happened, I'm a witness

[@steveb8001]

China vs Japan. How long before China tries to settle the score?

[@gaviny-w3569]

Good question!

[@uwekruth8748]

Was wenn China, Taiwan und Japan zusammen finden? Sie könnten zusammen mit Indien, Russland und den anderen BRICS-Staaten das Drama der Menschheit beenden. Vielleicht nebenbei sogar unser.

[@אוקטובראדום]

Triumph of the Spirit

[@super20187]

what a foolish kung-fu. a chinese man loses too much energy doing so many unnecessary movements!

[@abrahamthebewildered1448]

Don't take it seriously. Energy is not the only thing lost and that kind of fighting would never stand up in a real fight, but... It's a movie. Think of it like a mix of fantasy and reality. I mean, anyone who takes this seriously is kidding themselves.

[@yomyomcam]

too many camera cuts...

[@andrewcliffe4753]

Gloves stay clean

[@patriciaadams-rl4iz]

I wonder what muscle relaxers this guy takes after this scene

[@michaeldoing6913]

Home boy with mysti

[@philipditchfield439]

you show this to the kids of today and they won't believe it!

[@eliotquintana9802]

Chinese vs Japanese

[@sawxpatscelts]

Written and Directed by Steven Seagal

[@abdullahrawahahchannel1921]

Thanks

[@georgesboisvert4278]

I got to say about comments mma has rules ,kung fu is deadly ,as for chuck he did some real full contact fights so i wouldn't count him out.

[@whiteobama3032]

Kung fu is deadly, but only in Chinese propaganda movies, or if your opponent is already dead.

[@georgesboisvert4278]

@@whiteobama3032 Mma =mixed martial art That means boxe,muay Thai,kung fu,greco wrestling, capoata, jiu-jitsu...etc now mma in a ring has rules ,in the street all is game ,and be sure of this a real kung fu fighter will not hesitate to brake you're knee or pierce you're eyes .

[@whiteobama3032]

@georgesboisvert4278 bro lay off karate movies. No one uses kung fu in mma. There's literally zero moves taken from there, because it's useless.

[@georgesboisvert4278]

Well I've been doing wing chung ,muay Thai, and boxing for 12 years ,and I can assure you ,that within a minute you have a broken jaw ,and I'm not in my 20"s .one thing you Said is true,a movie and real fighting definetly not the same thing,real fight is sloppy.

[@whiteobama3032]

@georgesboisvert4278 well I've been doing judo, muay thai and bjj since I was 7, and I'm 27 now, so your "assurements" are just as valid as kung fu itself lol.

[@sahanayan3149]

Chinese movies are extremely bogus. They are rightfully called as paper dragons only😂😂😂😂😂

[@MCGarten]

Mache selber ein bisschen Kampfsport. Der Schauspieler würde heutige MMA Größen in den Schatten stellen. Geiler Film

[@ozalmuslumov]

A love japonce

[@Unflinchingenius]

An insult to IP man

[@colettedagny-4972]

Interesting how are Goggle friends are so supportive of Chinese propaganda

[@Or_else_it_gets_the_hose_again]

China is number one best country!

[@dragomirsinik8484]

How is this chinese propaganda?

[@Or_else_it_gets_the_hose_again]

@@dragomirsinik8484 China number one best at propaganda!

[@alecaleblues]

​@@Or_else_it_gets_the_hose_againcan t compare with koshers propaganda

[@Or_else_it_gets_the_hose_again]

@@alecaleblues Anti-Kosher propaganda number two only to China!

[@jongkukpark3092]

Why are you fighting with kung fu when you have a gun? Hee, this movie eventually makes Jungppong.

[@jesusinablackman2675]

What’s the full movie name !

[@michaelsandford1015]

Better than Trevors

[@radiotehnologii]

Круто! Не бокс, но тоже хорошо.

[@paulzimmerman7895]

Rated G for goofy

[@nengxiongnhiatou7719]

Nice movie, what is the movie name please.

[@lifeistooshort-lj6yg]

WW2

[@Konrad.novak668]

What is the movies called

[@BilalKeskin135]

Mahkumlar her zaman en kötü şeyleri hak ederler Çünkü Ülkeleri için savaşmalıydılar ama onlar mahkum oldu. Ölüm mahkum olmaktan daha şereflidir. Ne mutlu Türküm diyene dedelerim hiç bir zaman mahkumiyeti kabul etmedi daima Mücadele verdi 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@johnvalencia7488]

Greatest movie ever made! Better than Star Wars!

[@hackerleboss6972]

M. Bison vs Fei Long 😂

[@muratk1464]

İ seek that scene Jackie Chan

[@alessandroguermandi8828]

China seems very fixated with this period of time,when America got them out of the Japanese claw.

[@antquinonez]

Weak fighting scenes. All edits.

[@jackkelly335]

"Carry the gun for me"

[@jobson586]

The Seven Brides of Mr Fu is in production. It's that movie where Fu spends 7 years trying to break free from the lusts of freaky skilled chamber maids

[@brownwrench]

How is your Schtik Foo?

[@barisbayramin8772]

Hep palavra karate kungfu yüzyılın palavrası dünyanın en iyi kungfucusu amatör boksörün karısında 2 raund dayanamaz …

[@a-bar-b5196]

なんてこった、痛い😮

[@MccadeAlbina]

Thank you for the outstanding video! It was so inspiring.

[@bursa_gayrimenkul]

Hay Elinin ayarına

[@HR-yd5ib]

A Chinese Bud Spencer.

[@shaniell.mathur6372]

Is this suppose to be based on a true story? becuase Kung fu fighters get rocked in the MMA .

[@stevec5465]

Mma fake. Rings, refs, tap outs, gloves, no attacking eyes or groin, clock, rounds, etc. No attacking eyes or groin because the mma technique is weak. Slugging out is awesome. Pressing someone into a fence is not.

[@markaraujo06]

Nice to watch here from $deepjet