Bruce Lee’s No Way as Way’ by the Hong Kong Dance Company is a high-energy mix of martial arts, dance and jazz.

From critical darlings like Police Story 2 to fan favorites like The Karate Kid, these are the best martial arts movies from ...

San Francisco Opera premieres "The Monkey King," a bilingual and boundary-breaking production with a $10 million investment.

The '90s offers a wide array of great movies that many people simply haven't seen, including Fly Away Home, From Beijing With ...

Will Forestrike manage to replicate the clinical, cinematic fight that kung-fu fans have been waiting for, or will it turn ...

Where Winds Meet is an ambitious exercise in maximalism. It’s sprawling world is a vibrant Wuxia love letter filled with over ...

A martial arts movie made in 1976 is the best use of the concept behind the Mortal Kombat games that you'll ever see in a ...

The opening ceremony of the 15th National Games highlighted unity, culture and innovation. To mark the first time since the ...

An underrated actor had an irreversible impact on the martial arts genre not just one, but at three different points in his ...

Foshan City was home to renowned kung fu masters, ranging from Fei-Hong Huang and Zan Liang to Yip Man and Bruce Lee. Here, these martial artists kept ancestral homes and honed their crafts, training ...

Wong Fei-hung, a legendary figure from the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) to early Republic of China (1912-1949), was famous for ...