What's the name on Jackie Chan's ID card?

Jackie Chan was born in Hong Kong and moved to Australia with his parents since childhood. He used to fight and make trouble when he was a child, so he dropped out of school after finishing the first grade of primary school? .

196 1 year, Jackie Chan returned to Hong Kong with his family to learn from Yu Zhanyuan. In the same year, he entered the China Theatre Academy in Yu Zhanyuan to study stage makeup and stage performance skills. While studying at China Theatre Academy, Jackie Chan's stage name was Yuan Lou. In a Peking Opera performance, his performances with Long Yuan, Thailand, Yuan Wah, Yuan Biao and others were eye-catching, so seven people formed the "Seven Little Happiness".

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197 1 year entered the film circle as a martial artist. 1978, the action style of kung fu comedy was established with the films Snake-shaped Diao Hands and Drunken Boxing. 1980 the self-directed and self-performed action film "Brothers Out" broke the box office record in Hong Kong. 1986 The self-directed and self-directed action film Never Say Never, won the Best Film Award at the 5th Hong Kong Film Awards.

1989 was awarded to order of the british empire. 1992 won the Best Actor Award in the 29th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Award for his gangster film "Police Story 3 Super Police". 1993 won the Golden Horse Award for Best Actor in Taiwan Film for the gangster film Major Crimes.

1995 broke into Hollywood with the action film Pink Zone, breaking the box office record of foreign language films in North America. 1998, the action film Rush Hour, established its position in Hollywood.

The action film Rush Hour 2 starring 200 1 set a box office record for China actors starring in Hollywood movies. In 2005, he won the Best Actor Award in the 25th China Film Golden Rooster Award for his gangster film Never Say Never. In the same year, he won the China Film Overseas Contribution Award of Shanghai International Film Festival. 20 12 was named the first of "Top 20 Action Movie Stars in History" by The New York Times.