When Taekwondo Strikes A.K.A. Sting of the Dragon Masters • Huang Fei Hong Yu Lin Shi Yi (黃飛鴻與林

When Taekwondo Strikes (1973), also released as Sting of the Dragon Masters, Huang Fei Hong Yu Lin Shi Yi (黃飛鴻與林世榮), is a Hong Kong martial arts film directed by Huang Feng. The film stars Angela Mao Ying, Lee Jun Gau, Carter Wong Ka Tat, Hwang In-shik, Yuen Biao, and Chin Yuet Sang. Set during the Japanese occupation of Korea, this unforgettable martial arts classic showcases authentic Korean Taekwondo alongside Hong Kong kung fu, bringing together many of the era's greatest action stars. Produced by Golden Harvest, it remains one of the finest martial arts collaborations between Hong Kong and Korea and is highly regarded by collectors of classic kung fu cinema. Available from ClassicKungFuMovies.com for collectors who value accurate film details and hard-to-find physical media.

STORY OVERVIEW

During the Japanese occupation of Korea, a respected Taekwondo master and his students become targets after refusing to submit to the occupying forces. Their school is attacked, their lives are thrown into turmoil, and they are forced into hiding as the ruthless Japanese authorities attempt to crush all resistance. Refusing to surrender their honor or abandon their homeland, the surviving students prepare for a desperate fight against overwhelming odds.

Help arrives in the form of a courageous Chinese martial artist who joins forces with the Korean fighters to challenge the occupation. Together they battle corrupt officials, brutal military officers, and skilled martial artists in a relentless series of confrontations. As the resistance grows stronger, every victory comes at a heavy cost, building toward a spectacular finale where courage, loyalty, and extraordinary martial arts skill determine the future of the people they have sworn to protect.

MARTIAL ARTS HIGHLIGHTS

When Taekwondo Strikes is celebrated for introducing authentic Korean Taekwondo to international audiences through spectacular kicking techniques performed by legendary Taekwondo master Hwang In-shik. Angela Mao, Carter Wong, and a young Yuen Biao add exciting kung fu choreography, while director Huang Feng expertly blends Korean kicking techniques with traditional Hong Kong martial arts action to create one of the era's most distinctive combat showcases.

WHY COLLECTORS PICK IT

Collectors consider When Taekwondo Strikes one of the definitive martial arts films of the 1970s. Its outstanding cast, authentic Taekwondo demonstrations, historical setting, and memorable fight choreography distinguish it from traditional kung fu films. Featuring Angela Mao at the height of her career and Hwang In-shik in one of his greatest roles, it remains an essential title for fans of classic martial arts cinema.

HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE

Released in 1973, When Taekwondo Strikes helped introduce Korean martial arts to audiences around the world during the international kung fu boom. The film's collaboration between Hong Kong and Korean talent broadened the appeal of Asian martial arts cinema and remains one of the earliest and most influential showcases of Taekwondo on film.

• Verified AKAs:
  • When Taekwondo Strikes – Original international English title
  • Sting of the Dragon Masters – Alternate English home video title
  • Huang Fei Hong Yu Lin Shi Yi – Mandarin romanization
  • Wong Fei Hung Yue Lam Sai Wing – Cantonese romanization
  • 黃飛鴻與林世榮 – Traditional Chinese title
  • 黄飞鸿与林世荣 – Simplified Chinese title
• Director: Huang Feng
• Producer: Raymond Chow
• Studio: Golden Harvest
• Starring: Angela Mao Ying, Lee Jun Gau, Carter Wong Ka Tat, Hwang In-shik, Yuen Biao, Chin Yuet Sang
• Format: DVD
• Language: English
• Running Time: 90 Minutes
• Region: All Regions
• Country: Hong Kong / South Korea
• Release Year: 1973

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