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Aspa 3971Main MenuWelcomePixar ImageMedia ProjectThis Collection of Chinese martial arts scenes are played side by side in order to show the visual and stylistic differences that exist between the Wuxia martial arts films and the Kung-fu martial arts films.PostsGroup Facilitation ( Western Influence within Kung Fu Hustle)Final Reflection (A Look Back On Film in Hong Kong)About Us (Resume)Works Cited (Image Citation Page)Austin LaDuke59d9a28fb8119e1fa8fb9739bc61c377d05a5bac
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12018-12-05T18:40:41-08:00Austin LaDuke59d9a28fb8119e1fa8fb9739bc61c377d05a5bac322744plain2018-12-05T18:54:31-08:00Austin LaDuke59d9a28fb8119e1fa8fb9739bc61c377d05a5bacIn the wuxia genre, the prowess of the martial artist is greatly exaggerated to superhuman levels of skill and ability. This form of swordplay is rooted in tradition that has been romanticized in literature and on screen, and emphasizes chivalry and the pursuit of righteousness. The characters are more of idealized versions of what real martial artists could be, if they worked hard enough and were disciplined enough to master their Chi and perform at these amazing (but unrealistic) levels of fight performance.
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12018-11-26T19:03:29-08:00Austin LaDuke59d9a28fb8119e1fa8fb9739bc61c377d05a5bacMedia Project7This Collection of Chinese martial arts scenes are played side by side in order to show the visual and stylistic differences that exist between the Wuxia martial arts films and the Kung-fu martial arts films.plain8266742018-12-14T08:14:30-08:00Austin LaDuke59d9a28fb8119e1fa8fb9739bc61c377d05a5bac