“Honor, sacrifice, and the unstoppable spirit of Chen Zhen.” 

Jing Wu Feng Yun: Chen Zhen 2 (2025) ignites the screen with blistering martial arts and stirring nationalism as Donnie Yen returns to his iconic role as Chen Zhen. Directed by Wilson Yip (Ip Man series), this sequel blends historical drama with breathtaking action, proving the legend of Chen Zhen is far from over.

Set in 1937, as Japan’s invasion of China deepens, Chen Zhen has vanished from public life, living under a false identity in Shanghai. Haunted by the ghosts of past battles, he vows to avoid further bloodshed. But when a secret Japanese task force called “Black Sakura” begins systematically eliminating Chinese martial arts masters to crush local resistance, Chen Zhen realizes he cannot stand by any longer.

After witnessing the murder of his former comrade, Chen Zhen returns to the shadows, donning his black mask once more. He unites martial artists, freedom fighters, and the underground Jing Wu Association to wage a covert war against the occupiers. Alongside him is Li Mei (Liu Yifei), a spy posing as a Japanese cultural liaison, whose loyalty and growing affection for Chen Zhen bring both tenderness and danger.

Chen Zhen 2 dazzles with complex, high-octane fight choreography—knife duels in neon-lit alleys, rooftop chases, and breathtaking dojo battles. Yet beneath the fists and fury lies a poignant tale about identity, sacrifice, and the price of freedom. Donnie Yen delivers a magnetic performance, balancing vulnerability and explosive power.

Fans and critics alike hail the sequel as a worthy successor, capturing the spirit of classic kung fu cinema while elevating it with modern filmmaking. Jing Wu Feng Yun: Chen Zhen 2 reminds us that heroes may bleed, but legends never fall.