Ip Man (2008) gave us one of the most iconic scenes in modern martial arts cinema — the gang fight that truly introduced Donnie Yen’s version of Ip Man to the world. Set during 1930s Foshan, the film shows Wing Chun at its purest: fast, precise, efficient. Donnie Yen trained heavily under Wing Chun masters to honor the real Ip Man, Bruce Lee’s teacher. This scene wasn’t just action — it redefined fight choreography in Hong Kong cinema and helped kickstart the global revival of Wing Chun. #wingch

Behind every great martial artist lies a teacher. Ip Man, starring Donnie Yen, is the award-winning film adaptation about the life story of Ip Man, grandmaster of Wing Chun and mentor to legendary kung fu superstar Bruce Lee. Set in Fo Shan, China during the Sino-Japanese War, Ip Man vividly brings to life the brutality of the infamous Japanese occupation, where once proud men are forced to fight to the death for a precious bag of rice. See why this is one of the most popular martial arts movie