Wayang Lagi...

smlm cari barang umah kat JJ One Utama...
sesi rembat barang2...huhuhu...
nanti entry akan dtg tuan umah upload gmbar yer...
ni nak citer skit...sampai2 kat situ...
niat nak cari barang tu tolak tepi dulu...
last2 kami layan wayang pulak...
citer aper?? huhu....
x penah2 tgk citer cina...
pandang kiri pandang kanan semuanya cha ya nun alif...
ahhh...tibai ajer laaa....
tapi rupanya citer Ip man tu...besttt...
sejarah dulu2 nyer citer...
kira kisah benar la ni...
pelakon tu bawa watak ketua kungfu...
rupanya Ip man tu guru pada pelakon bruce lee...
ooo...memang hebat sungguh kungfu dia...
sape2 nak tgk, elokla pegi skrg...
takpun tunggu jer cd kuar x lame lagi...
hahahaha.....ni sinopsis nya...
sarikatanya "SILA TERJEMAH SENDIRI K"...

Founded by Yim Wing-chun; took root in the hands of Leung Chun; blossomed under Ip Man…’

Ip Man is adapted from the life story of Ip Man, the grand master of the Wing Chun style of kung fu and sifu (master) of legendary kung fu superstar Bruce Lee. Wing Chun has a history of more than 200 years. It was founded by Yim Wing Chun, took root in the hands of Leung Chun, and prospered with Ip Man. The art of Wing Chun has now become very popular with martial arts enthusiasts, especially overseas. It is a traditional Chinese martial art with a formidable reputation internationally.

Wing Chun Chuan is characterised by close body combat, requiring practitioners to show speed and power. Its Chi Sao or “sticking hands” is more similar to modern day combat skills and has a rich feel of genuine strikes. This is also why Ip Man differs from the dazzingly romantic and purely fictional style of previous martial art movies. Its explosive punches and aggressive close-range combat offer a new thrill never experienced by modern day audiences.

The story of Wing Chun began in the 1920s and 30s, in wartorn China. Ip Man was martial art’s unyielding follower, devoted whole-heartedly to the free learning of wushu. The fight to be top between the Wushu schools in the southern and northern regions of China had not stopped him having goodwill matches with other practitioners. Nationalistic bad feelings and racial hatred had not lessened his respect for Japanese kung fu warriors. In this great era of hatreds and tragedies, Ip focused only on wushu. His enthusiasm for martial arts saw him having devastating straight fights with various elite practitioners.

To this date there have been neither movies nor publications about Ip Man. This movie will be the first important record of the master’s life. Ip’s persistent devotion to Wing Chun is a classic example of the love and respect shown to wushu and the freedom and spirit it represents. This movie will see the making of a modern wushu master representative of Chinese people worldwide. Ip Man is a concept, a spirit, a way of thinking – and it represents a new peak in Hong Kong’s wushu movies.