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* RealSongThemeTune: The traditional tune "On the General's Orders" is often associated with the character's film and TV appearances. A version with lyrics, George Lam's "A Man of Determination" (or "A Man Should Better Himself") was used for the ''Film/OnceUponATimeInChina'' series.
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* In ''Comicbook/JasonAaronsAvengers'', Wong appears in a montage of Marvel's most long running {{Legacy Character}}s, as the Drunken Comicbook/IronFist.
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* In ''Comicbook/JasonAaronsAvengers'', ''Comicbook/TheAvengersJasonAaron'', Wong appears in a montage of Marvel's most long running {{Legacy Character}}s, as the Drunken Comicbook/IronFist.
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* In ''Comicbook/JasonAaronsAvengers'', Wong appears in a montage of Marvel's most long running {{Legacy Character}}s, as the Drunken Comicbook/IronFist.
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* ''VideoGame/XenoGears'': Fei Fong Wong is based on Master Wong, according to WordOfGod.
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* ''VideoGame/XenoGears'': ''VideoGame/{{Xenogears}}'': Fei Fong Wong is based on Master Wong, according to WordOfGod.
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* ''Film/MillionairesExpress'' has Fei Hung showing up as a kid, for a couple of minutes. His dad Wong Kei-ying is portrayed by none other than old-timey kung fu icon, Creator/JimmyWangYu.
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* ''VideoGame/BookwormAdventues'': The sequel has Wong appear as a companion, with his name misspelled as "Wong Fei Hong".
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* ''VideoGame/BookwormAdventues'': ''VideoGame/BookwormAdventures'': The sequel has Wong appear as a companion, with his name misspelled as "Wong Fei Hong".
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* ''The Unity of Heroes'': A RoleReprise for Creator/VincentZhao, who plays Wong in the fourth and fifth installments of ''Once Upon a Time in China'', where he gets to play Wong again after two decades. Followed by two sequels, ''Kung fu Alliance'' and ''Wrath of Sea''
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* ''The Unity of Heroes'': A RoleReprise for Creator/VincentZhao, who plays Wong in the fourth and fifth installments of ''Once Upon a Time in China'', where he gets to play Wong again after two decades. Followed by two sequels, ''Kung fu Alliance'' and ''Wrath of Sea''
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* ''VideoGame/BookwormAdventues'': The sequel has Wong appear as a companion, with his name misspelled as "Wong Fei Hong".
* ''VideoGame/BookwormAdventues'': The sequel has Wong appear as a companion, with his name misspelled as "Wong Fei Hong".
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* ''Film/TheMasterOfKungFu'': From Hong Kong's prestigious Creator/ShawBrothers studios. Spawns two sequels, ''Challenge of the Masters'' and ''Rivals of Kung Fu''.
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* ''Film/TheMasterOfKungFu'': From Hong Kong's prestigious Creator/ShawBrothers studios. Spawns two sequels, ''Challenge of the Masters'' and ''Rivals of Kung Fu''.Fu'' and an unrelated follow-up, ''Martial Club''.
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* ''Film/MartialClub'': An unrelated follow-up to Shaw's earlier trilogy, starring Creator/GordonLiu who played Wong earlier in ''Challenge of the Masters''.
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[[caption-width-right:350:A statue of Wong Fei-Hung in Foshan, China. Movies tend to give him a whole lot of AdaptationalAttractiveness to boot.]]
[[caption-width-right:350:A statue of Wong Fei-Hung in Foshan, China. Movies tend to give him a whole lot of AdaptationalAttractiveness to boot.]]
* BareFistedMonk: He ''perfected'' this move in kung fu.
* ''Film/TheMasterOfKungFu'': From Hong Kong's prestigious Creator/ShawBrothers studios. Spawns two sequels, ''Challenge of the Masters'' and ''Rivals of Kung Fu''.
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* ''Film/OnceUponATimeInChina'': Creator/JetLi's StarMakingRole and one of the most influencial wuxia film series of the 90s.
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* ''Film/MartialClub'': An unrelated follow-up to Shaw's earlier trilogy, starring Creator/GordonLiu who played Wong earlier in ''Challenge of the Masters''.
* ''Film/OnceUponATimeInChina'': Creator/JetLi's StarMakingRole and one of the mostinfluencial influential wuxia film series of the 90s.
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* ''The Unity of Heroes'': A RoleReprise for Creator/VincentZhao, who plays Wong in the fourth and fifth installments of ''Once Upon a Time in China'', where he gets to play Wong again after two decades. Followed by two sequels, ''Kung fu Alliance'' and ''Wrath of Sea''
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* ''VideoGame/XenoGears'': Fei Fong Wong is, according to WordOfGod
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* ''VideoGame/XenoGears'': Fei Fong Wong is, is based on Master Wong, according to WordOfGodWordOfGod.
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* ''Film/DrunkenMaster'' series: Creator/JackieChan plays a young and brash Wong Fei-hung. Notably, he largely uses DrunkenBoxing through much of the movie, but is shown doing a great deal of stance training more appropriate to hung ga.
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* ''Film/DrunkenMaster'' series: Creator/JackieChan plays a young and brash InNameOnly Wong Fei-hung. Notably, he largely uses DrunkenBoxing through much of the movie, but is shown doing a great deal of stance training more appropriate to hung ga.
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* ''Film/OnceUponATimeInChina'': Creator/JetLi's StarMakingRole and one of the most influencial wuxia film series of the 90s. Most references for Wong Fei-hung are based off of this incarnation.
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* ''Film/OnceUponATimeInChina'': Creator/JetLi's StarMakingRole and one of the most influencial wuxia film series of the 90s. Most references for Wong Fei-hung are based off of this incarnation.
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A Chinese FolkHero, Wong Fei-hung (1847-1924) was a RealLife historical figure and Martial Artist. Fei-hung (his given name, with Wong being his family name) was the son of Wong Kei-ying, one of the Ten Tigers of Canton and the man who trained Fei-hung. Fei-hung is the most famous practitioner of the hung ga style of kung fu, a style most famous in the west for being the basis of Earthbending in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender''. In addition to his martial skill, Fei-hung was also a physician, practicing traditional Chinese medicine at Po-Chi-Lam, a clinic on Foshan that he opened.
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A Chinese FolkHero, Wong Fei-hung (1847-1924) was a RealLife historical figure and Martial Artist. Fei-hung (his given name, with Wong being his family name) was the son of Wong Kei-ying, one of the Ten Tigers of Canton and the man who trained Fei-hung. Fei-hung is the most famous practitioner of the hung ga Hung Ga style of kung fu, Kung Fu, a style most famous in the west for being the basis of Earthbending in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender''. In addition to his martial skill, Fei-hung was also a physician, practicing traditional Chinese medicine at Po-Chi-Lam, a clinic on Foshan that he opened.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'': Wong Fei, Bronze Tiger's master, is named after Wong Fei-Hung (though he's more modeled after [[Film/KillBill Pai Mei]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'': Wong Fei, Bronze Tiger's master, is named after Wong Fei-Hung (though he's more modeled after [[Film/KillBill Pai Mei]].Mei]]).
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* ''Film/OnceUponATimeInChina'': Creator/JetLi's BreakoutRole and one of the most influencial wuxia film series of the 90s. Most references for Wong Fei-hung are based off of this incarnation.
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* ''Film/OnceUponATimeInChina'': Creator/JetLi's BreakoutRole StarMakingRole and one of the most influencial wuxia film series of the 90s. Most references for Wong Fei-hung are based off of this incarnation.
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* ''Literature/AroundTheWorldInEightyDays'': In the Jackie Chan movie, Fei-hung is one of many historical characters to make cameos. He's played by Chan's friend Creator/SammoHung.
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* ''Literature/AroundTheWorldInEightyDays'': ''Film/AroundTheWorldInEightyDays2004'': In the Jackie Chan movie, Fei-hung is one of many historical characters to make cameos. He's played by Chan's friend Creator/SammoHung.
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* ''VideoGame/Xenogears'': Fei Fong Wong is, according to WordOfGod
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* ''VideoGame/Xenogears'': ''VideoGame/XenoGears'': Fei Fong Wong is, according to WordOfGod
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* SignatureMove: The Shadowless Kick. What exactly is ''is'' depends on the work, ranging from just a very fast kick to [[FullContactMagic laserblasts launched by kicking]]. In real life, it's usually a combination of a low-kick and a grapple.
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* SignatureMove: The Shadowless Kick. What exactly is it ''is'' depends on the work, ranging from just a very fast kick to [[FullContactMagic laserblasts launched by kicking]]. In real life, it's usually a combination of a low-kick and a grapple.
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* DrunkenMaster: Most notably in the ''Drunken Master'' series, but other portrayals of him have shown him using DrunkenBoxing.
* SignatureMove: The Shadowless Kick. What exactly is ''is'' depends on the work, ranging from just a very fast kick to [[FullContactMagic laserblasts launched by kicking]]. In real life, it's usually a combination of a low-kick and a grapple.
* StarMakingRole: For both Jackie Chan and Jet Li, two of the most prominent Chinese action stars in recent years.
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!!Tropes Associated with Wong Fei-hung:
* BareFistedMonk: One of the most respected practitioners of the hung ga style in the world.
* BadassBookworm: He was a practicing doctor and opened up his own clinic. He not only treated patients, but taught medicine as well. And he also happened to be one of the most famous martial artists in the world.
* ParasolOfPain: Fei-hung's signature weapon. He is said to have carried one with him at all times.
* CombatMedic: The man was a practicing doctor, after all.
* DrunkenMaster: Most notably in the ''Drunken Master'' series, but other portrayals of him have shown him using DrunkenBoxing.
* SignatureMove: The Shadowless Kick. What exactly is ''is'' depends on the work, ranging from just a very fast kick to [[FullContactMagic laserblasts launched by kicking]]. In real life, it's usually a combination of a low-kick and a grapple.
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Fei-hung for Fei-hong? Fei-hung or Fei Hung? Does he use Hung Gar or Hung Ga?
* StarMakingRole: For both Jackie Chan and Jet Li, two of the most prominent Chinese action stars in recent years.
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* Related: Fei-hung's father Wong Kei-ying appears in ''ComicBook/AtomicRobo'' as a member of the heroic team the Centurions of Science, alongside Robo's creator UsefulNotes/NikolaTesla and other historical figures.
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* StarMakingRole: For both Jackie Chan and Jet Li, two of the most prominent Chinese action stars in recent years.
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* ''Film/IronMonkey'': Fei-Hung has a smaller role, as he's just a child in this film. However, his father, Wong Kei-ying is the {{deutragonist}}.
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* ''VideoGame/Xenogears'': Fei Fong Wong is, according to WordOfGod
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A Chinese FolkHero, Wong Fei-hung (1847-1924) was a RealLife historical figure and Martial Artist. Fei-hung (his given name, with Wong being his family name) was the son of Wong Kei-ying, one of the Ten Tigers of Canton and the man who trained Fei-hung. Fei-hung is the most famous practitioner of the hung ga style of kung fu, a style most famous in the west for being the basis of Earthbending in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender''. In addition to his martial skill, Fei-hung was also a physician, practicing traditional Chinese medicine at Po-Chi-Lam, a clinic on Foshan that he opened.
Fei-hung has been portrayed in film 89 times (77 of which were by Kwan Tak-hing, which is the cinematic record for most times an actor has portrayed the same character). In addition to the many portrayals of Wong Fei-hung himself, he has been a direct inspiration for a great many other fictional characters.
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!!Appearances in Fiction:
* ''Film/DrunkenMaster'' series: Creator/JackieChan plays a young and brash Wong Fei-hung. Notably, he largely uses DrunkenBoxing through much of the movie, but is shown doing a great deal of stance training more appropriate to hung ga.
* ''Film/IronMonkey'': Fei-Hung has a smaller role, as he's just a child in this film. However, his father, Wong Kei-ying is the {{deutragonist}}.
* ''Film/OnceUponATimeInChina'': Creator/JetLi's BreakoutRole and one of the most influencial wuxia film series of the 90s. Most references for Wong Fei-hung are based off of this incarnation.
* ''Literature/AroundTheWorldInEightyDays'': In the Jackie Chan movie, Fei-hung is one of many historical characters to make cameos. He's played by Chan's friend Creator/SammoHung.
!!Fictional Characters Based on Wong Fei-hung:
* ''VideoGame/TheLastBlade'': Lee Rekka is based on Jet Li's portrayal of Wong Fei-Hung from ''Once Upon A Time In China''.
* ''VideoGame/Xenogears'': Fei Fong Wong is, according to WordOfGod
* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'': Wong Fei, Bronze Tiger's master, is named after Wong Fei-Hung (though he's more modeled after [[Film/KillBill Pai Mei]].
!!Tropes Associated with Wong Fei-hung:
* BareFistedMonk: One of the most respected practitioners of the hung ga style in the world.
* BadassBookworm: He was a practicing doctor and opened up his own clinic. He not only treated patients, but taught medicine as well. And he also happened to be one of the most famous martial artists in the world.
* ParasolOfPain: Fei-hung's signature weapon. He is said to have carried one with him at all times.
* CombatMedic: The man was a practicing doctor, after all.
* DrunkenMaster: Most notably in the ''Drunken Master'' series, but other portrayals of him have shown him using DrunkenBoxing.
* SignatureMove: The Shadowless Kick. What exactly is ''is'' depends on the work, ranging from just a very fast kick to [[FullContactMagic laserblasts launched by kicking]]. In real life, it's usually a combination of a low-kick and a grapple.
Fei-hung has been portrayed in film 89 times (77 of which were by Kwan Tak-hing, which is the cinematic record for most times an actor has portrayed the same character). In addition to the many portrayals of Wong Fei-hung himself, he has been a direct inspiration for a great many other fictional characters.
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!!Appearances in Fiction:
* ''Film/DrunkenMaster'' series: Creator/JackieChan plays a young and brash Wong Fei-hung. Notably, he largely uses DrunkenBoxing through much of the movie, but is shown doing a great deal of stance training more appropriate to hung ga.
* ''Film/IronMonkey'': Fei-Hung has a smaller role, as he's just a child in this film. However, his father, Wong Kei-ying is the {{deutragonist}}.
* ''Film/OnceUponATimeInChina'': Creator/JetLi's BreakoutRole and one of the most influencial wuxia film series of the 90s. Most references for Wong Fei-hung are based off of this incarnation.
* ''Literature/AroundTheWorldInEightyDays'': In the Jackie Chan movie, Fei-hung is one of many historical characters to make cameos. He's played by Chan's friend Creator/SammoHung.
!!Fictional Characters Based on Wong Fei-hung:
* ''VideoGame/TheLastBlade'': Lee Rekka is based on Jet Li's portrayal of Wong Fei-Hung from ''Once Upon A Time In China''.
* ''VideoGame/Xenogears'': Fei Fong Wong is, according to WordOfGod
* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'': Wong Fei, Bronze Tiger's master, is named after Wong Fei-Hung (though he's more modeled after [[Film/KillBill Pai Mei]].
!!Tropes Associated with Wong Fei-hung:
* BareFistedMonk: One of the most respected practitioners of the hung ga style in the world.
* BadassBookworm: He was a practicing doctor and opened up his own clinic. He not only treated patients, but taught medicine as well. And he also happened to be one of the most famous martial artists in the world.
* ParasolOfPain: Fei-hung's signature weapon. He is said to have carried one with him at all times.
* CombatMedic: The man was a practicing doctor, after all.
* DrunkenMaster: Most notably in the ''Drunken Master'' series, but other portrayals of him have shown him using DrunkenBoxing.
* SignatureMove: The Shadowless Kick. What exactly is ''is'' depends on the work, ranging from just a very fast kick to [[FullContactMagic laserblasts launched by kicking]]. In real life, it's usually a combination of a low-kick and a grapple.
