The King of Wuxia Part 1: artistry of martial… Director King Hu’s influence on Chinese wuxia martial arts cinema is examined in the first of a two-part…
Sakra: Donnie Yen’s Wuxia Mini-Epic is a Hot… Sakra is a hot mess that tries to cram too much story into one movie but it's a lot of fun and Donnie Yen gets to…
Vengeance Of The Phoenix Sisters: A Dash of… Vengeance of the Phoenix Sisters is a low-budget, breezy, pulpy minor classic of the wuxia genre that offers easy…
The Shaw Brothers directors whose films ran the… Hong Kong directors are often celebrated for making a particular style of film. Not Chor Yuen or Li Hanxiang. The…
Where Winds Meet Q&A – Devs Reveal… Cologne welcomed back countless gaming fans for this year's Gamescom after two years…
Tencent’s New AAA Open-World Game Features… Tencent-owned Lightspeed Studio's first AAA open-world game Code: To Jin Yong will be based on…
Martial arts and courtship in Who Rules The… Yang Yang and Zhao Lusi play martial artists united in the quest to find a lost imperial token in 40-episode wuxia…
Brigitte Lin’s wuxia films ranked, from Ashes of… Brigitte Lin Ching-hsia went from being a popular romantic actress in Hong Kong during the 1980s to a martial arts…
How Donnie Yen and John Woo helped ensure the… Wuxia films didn’t disappear at the start of the 21st century – the genre simply became subsumed into the…
Why these two movies are really Zhang Yimou’s… Hero and House of Flying Daggers are Zhang Yimou’s most famous wuxia films, but they are not his best. The Chinese…