Drunken Master II

A skilled but impulsive martial artist who values family and tradition. He wrestles with public drunkenness and flashy bravado that threaten his family’s honor. Throughout the story, he learns to temper his impulses and become a steadfast defender of Chinese heritage.

Wong Fei-hung's father, a stern and traditional mentor who disapproves of his son's drinking. He upholds discipline and filial piety, and ultimately supports Wong when the Imperial Seal crisis deepens. His guidance anchors the film's moral center.

Wong's stepmother and ally, she acts with practical shrewdness to safeguard her family. She attempts to raise funds by loaning her necklace and becomes entangled in misunderstandings that test loyalty. Her quick thinking often bridges gaps between danger and relief.

A former Qing-era military examination candidate who sacrifices himself to warn Wong and Fu. His death catalyzes Wong's resolve to dismantle the smuggling operation. He embodies a blend of wit, skill, and ultimate sacrifice.

A wily foreign administrator orchestrating artifact smuggling and exploiting local tensions. He deploys henchmen to seize the Imperial Seal and pressures the Wong family to betray their own.

The consul's chief enforcer, a ruthless combatant who embodies the oppressive force behind the heist. He poses a constant threat during the factory assault and street clashes.

A loyal henchman of the consul; brutal and unyielding, he embodies the merciless underworld backing the smuggling operation. He pursues the protagonists with relentless aggression.

Wong's loyal servant who supports the group and helps execute plans. His steady presence provides practical assistance during the conflicts.

A Chinese official who acknowledges Wong's service and presents a commemorative plaque, signaling state approval alongside ongoing challenges.