The 36 Deadly Styles is a classic kung fu film from 1980s Hong Kong cinema. The movie follows the story of a young kung fu student named Wah-jee who, after learning 36 different kung fu styles, sets out to avenge his master's death at the hands of the evil gangster Chen Ching-hua, played by Hwang Jang-lee. Along the way, Wah-jee meets and falls in love with Tsui-jee, a lovely soy milk seller who helps him in his quest for revenge. The film features a variety of exciting fight scenes and showcases the talents of well-known Hong Kong martial arts actors Hwang Jang-lee, Bolo Yeung, and Chan Lau. The film also explores themes of loyalty, love, and justice as the characters battle against evil and fight for what they believe in.