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The Fate of Lee Khan A.K.A. Ying Chun Ge Zhi Feng Bo • 迎春閣之風波 (1973)
The Fate of Lee Khan A.K.A. Ying Chun Ge Zhi Feng Bo • 迎春閣之風波 (1973)
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The Fate of Lee Khan (1973), also released as Ying Chun Ge Zhi Feng Bo (迎春閣之風波), is a Hong Kong wuxia classic directed by King Hu. The film stars Li Lihua, Hsu Feng, Roy Chiao, Angela Mao Ying, Helen Ma (Hoi Lun), and Pai Ying. Produced by Golden Harvest, this beautifully crafted tale of espionage, deception, and swordplay is regarded as one of King Hu's finest achievements and an essential film for fans of classic wuxia cinema. Available from ClassicKungFuMovies.com for collectors who value accurate film details and hard-to-find physical media.
Story Snapshot: A Mongol prince arrives at a remote inn carrying a secret document that could alter the balance of power across the land. Unknown to him, the innkeeper and her companions are members of the resistance determined to obtain the document before it reaches its destination. As spies, assassins, and hidden allies reveal themselves, the quiet inn becomes the stage for deception, shifting loyalties, and a spectacular clash of swords.
Why Collectors Pick It: The Fate of Lee Khan is one of director King Hu's most acclaimed wuxia films, combining intricate espionage with elegant swordplay and masterful visual storytelling. Its largely single-location setting creates relentless suspense, while an outstanding ensemble cast and King Hu's distinctive direction have earned the film a lasting reputation as one of the defining wuxia classics of the 1970s.
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Verified AKAs:
- The Fate of Lee Khan – English release title
- Ying Chun Ge Zhi Feng Bo – Mandarin romanization
- 迎春閣之風波 – Original Chinese title
- Director: King Hu
- Starring: Li Lihua, Hsu Feng, Roy Chiao, Angela Mao Ying, Helen Ma (Hoi Lun), Pai Ying
- Label/Studio: Golden Harvest
- Format: DVD
- Language: English, Mandarin
- Running Time: 105 Minutes
- Release Year: 1973
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