Kung Fu Dunk is a 2008 Taiwanese action sports comedy film directed by Yen-ping Chu, starring Jay Chou, Eric Tsang, and Charlene Choi. The story revolves around Shi-Jie, a young man who joins the university basketball team and leads them to victory using his impressive Kung Fu skills.
Shi-Jie, played by Jay Chou, is a orphan who was raised by his grandfather in a Kung Fu school. He is a talented martial artist, but lacks self-confidence. One day, his skills catch the attention of Chen-Li, a wealthy businessman who sees the potential in him and recruits him to play basketball for the university team.
Shi-Jie struggles to adapt to the new sport, but with the help of the team captain, Ting-Wei, played by Wilson Chen, he gradually improves his skills and becomes a key player. However, his success attracts the jealousy of his teammates, especially the star player, Da-Da, played by Bo-Lin Chen.
As the university basketball tournament approaches, tensions rise among the team, and Shi-Jie must rely on his Kung Fu skills to overcome the obstacles and lead his team to victory. Along the way, he also falls in love with the team's cheerleader, Nan, played by Charlene Choi.
Kung Fu Dunk features high-energy basketball games, impressive martial arts action, and a touch of romance. It was Jay Chou's second directorial effort, following his successful debut with the film Secret, and was well-received by audiences in Taiwan and China.
