Tai-Chi Master, also known as Twin Warriors, is a 1993 Hong Kong martial arts film directed by Yuen Woo-ping starring Jet Li and Michelle Yeoh.
The story follows two childhood friends Junbao (Jet Li) and Tienbo (Chin Siu-ho) who are studying martial arts at the Shaolin Temple. One day, during a martial arts competition, Tienbo cheats and Junbao is falsely accused of cheating causing him to be expelled from the temple along with his friend.
Both Junbao and Tienbo go their separate ways and eventually end up participating in a rebellion against the government, but on opposing sides. Junbao becomes a defender of the weak and the oppressed whereas Tienbo becomes a ruthless military leader.
When Tienbo discovers that Junbao is fighting against him, he tries to convince him to abandon his cause and join his side. Junbao refuses and they both engage in a glorious martial arts battle that showcases their different fighting styles. In the end, Junbao emerges victorious and spares Tienbo's life, showing mercy and honor.
The film was a critical and commercial success and is considered as one of Jet Li's best films. It was nominated for Best Action Choreography at the 1994 Hong Kong Film Awards.