Yusheng – check. Mahjong – check. Hongbaos – check. All you need left to make your Lunar New Year reunion complete is a good show or movie to keep everyone entertained – and that, we’ve got your back. Lunar New Year reunions are always a fun time. The elderlies sit together and gossip, the children run around and bring bouts...
Yusheng – check. Mahjong – check. Hongbaos – check. All you need left to make your Lunar New Year reunion complete is a good show or movie to keep everyone entertained – and that, we’ve got your back.
In the first movie, Ken Chow pulls out all the stops to escape from enlistment, but his efforts prove unsuccessful and he joins equally incompetent army recruits as they blunder their way through their basic military training in Pulau Tekong. The sequel sees the martial artist persevere and retaliate against his rivals opposition to the Wing Chun fighting style he teaches. In Ip Man 3, Ip Man must help the police guard his son’s school from a corrupt property developer. In the meantime, he has to look after his terminally ill wife and defend his title.
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