
For decades, Hong Kong’s film industry has cultivated an extraordinary roster of female screen warriors, defying the city’s historically conservative gender roles.
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For decades, Hong Kong’s film industry has cultivated an extraordinary roster of female screen warriors, defying the city’s historically conservative gender roles.
So why did female fighters thrive in Hong Kong? The answer lies in a mix of cultural history, an industry that allowed producers to take chances, and the gumption of the women themselves.
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