Leung Fu

Character's description: Leung Fu joins Fei Hung in part I of the movie. He seems to be Fei Hung's favorite student. He follows Fei Hung to everywhere. Leung Fu has many weak points as well as goodness.

Leung Fu is very naughty. He is hot tempered, biased, occasionally insincere, boastful, talkative, jealousy, etc. These weak points sometimes cause much trouble for himself, his colleagues and even his master. Leung Fu is master Wong's only student who dares talking bad things about his master behind his back. He respects Fei Hung but not always.

Leung Fu also likes flirting girls but unfortunately for him, most of the girls do not pay much respect to him. At the beginning, Leung Fu likes Aunt Thirteen, but she has her eyes on the master. Then, he changes to Aunt Fourteen (part IV,V) and some other girls, they all give their hearts to master Wong. Poor guy!

To compensate for those weak points, Leung Fu is clever and loyal. When other people have trouble, Leung Fu may risk his life (The Eight Assassins, Leung Fu almost dies while saving his female colleague).

Yuen Bao as Leung Fu: Yuen Bao is talented in Kung Fu. He acts very well as Leung Fu. His Leung Fu is more righteous and serious than Max Mok's.

Max Mok as Leung Fu: Mok Siu Chung acts wonderfully as Leung Fu in the rest of the movies and TV series. Some people don't like Max as Leung Fu, but I like his style. He is less serious and younger than Yuen Bao. Max's Leung Fu is truly a rascal. His character is so funny and annoying sometimes. You don't know you should get annoy with him or forgive him because while he is so biased and naughty, he is funny and lovely too. It is the hardest to describe Leung Fu, so you must see the movies to see him.