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Using the renowned kung fu master and doctor as the main character, the films deal with the negative effects of European imperialism in China. The second film even has Sun Yat-sen (the father of modern China) as a character (though it is unlikely that the two ever met in real life). For a set of Hong Kong films, the Once Upon a Time in China films are surprisingly political (at least the first three). However, because the main thrust is non-partisan nationalist, and because Sun Yat-sen is seen as a hero by both the People's Republic of China and the Republic of China (Taiwan) the films are not as politically divisive as they may seem at first to Westerners.
movie-stub Category:Martial arts films Category:Hong Kong films Category:1991 films Category:1992 films Category:1993 films Category:1994 films Category:1997 films fr:Il ??tait une fois en Chine nl:Once Upon a Time in China This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Once Upon a Time in China".
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