Jackie Chan's birthday and constellation and his wife's name.

English: Jackie Chan

Real name: Chen Gangsheng.

Stage name: Chen Yuanlong

Place of birth: Hong Kong

Birthday:1April 7, 954

Zodiac: horse

Constellation: Aries

Height:1.74m.

Weight: 63 kg

Native place: Shandong

Blood type: AB

Hobbies: cars, jogging.

Favorite star: No one in particular.

Favorite food: shark fin

Favorite actor: Charlie Chaplin.

Favorite colors: white and apricot.

Company: Rolling Stone Records, Jiahe Film.

Title: British MBE Medal, French Art Knight, Top Ten Outstanding Young People in Hong Kong.

Position: Chairman of Directors Association, Honorary Chairman of Wushu Association, Vice Chairman of Artists Association, Vice Chairman of Photographers Association, Honorary Chairman of Lighting Workers' Union.

Favorite star: No one in particular.

Favorite food: shark fin

Favorite actor: Charlie Chaplin.

Favorite colors: white and apricot.

Marriage: Married with one son.

Resume:

Jackie Chan was born in 1954, and his parents met when they fled to Hong Kong in Shandong. Due to the economic depression in Hong Kong at that time, when he was born, his parents simply could not afford the huge production expenses. The female doctor who delivered his mother once offered generous terms, hoping to adopt Jackie Chan. But because he was born in the Year of the Horse, his parents thought he was born in an auspicious year, and they had no other children, so they refused the kindness of the female doctor and tried to raise enough medical expenses to take Jackie Chan home. Jackie Chan was born in Hong Kong, and his parents named him Chen Gangsheng to commemorate their son who escaped safely and was born in Hong Kong. They are staying at the home of the French ambassador. Their father is a chef of the French ambassador, and their mother is a housekeeper and a fan of Beijing opera. Jackie Chan didn't like reading when he was a child. He likes fighting with those foreign children. Because he lived in the consulate area at the top of the mountain, the people nearby were almost all French and Americans ..... This situation continued until his first grade, because he often fought and made trouble, and he dropped out of school after finishing primary school. . Besides fighting, Jackie Chan also likes watching martial arts movies. Martial arts films were very popular at that time. Cao Dahua and Yu Suqiu were the most popular stars at that time. Jackie Chan worships them and wants to go up the mountain to learn arts. One day, his father took Jackie Chan to the Meilidu Building in Tsim Sha Tsui to visit Yu Zhanyuan, a martial artist of Peking Opera. He is the father of Jackie Chan's martial arts actress Yu Suqiu. Jackie Chan was very envious when he saw the students here practicing hard. He asked his father to let him practice martial arts here. As a result, Jackie Chan became a member of this group, and Yu Zhanyuan's education method is basically the strictness and hard work of the old rules. The way to control children's work and acrobatics is to "fight and punish". In less than four days, Jackie Chan regretted it. In those early days, Jackie Chan often cried secretly at night. After his father sent him to college, he flew to the Australian-American embassy. After a long career of eleven years, his heart trembled. During these ten years, my father visited Jackie Chan in Hong Kong several times. In order to take better care of the children, the father asked Jackie Chan to worship Master Yu Zhanyuan as michel platini, but this did not get a bargain. On the contrary, he is stricter than others.

Jackie Chan joined China Theatre Academy in 196 1. His master is the famous Peking Opera master Yu Zhanyuan (Yu Suqiu's father). Master Yu was named Jackie Chan Yuanlou. Other disciples are also named after yuan characters. Daily exercises include footwork, fighting methods, stunts and so on. In addition, there are actions such as lacing, cheating and tipping. Get up at five in the morning and practice until twelve in the evening. Besides practicing, they also have to do things like cleaning and washing dishes. Jackie Chan grew up in nearly 19 hours of hard training every day. Do various exercises in the morning, and take a nap while practicing leg press. Almost all people sleep with their legs crossed. After dinner, they practice their voices or study. Reading time is nap time. Living such a regular life every day, waiting for relief supplies every month is their most exciting time. Dozens of children gathered together and waited for the Red Cross to deliver relief supplies, including white rice, milk powder and food. The children lined up for half a day to wait for their own food. Usually, the meals they eat are from the same pot. The girls take turns cooking, and the rice is enough. As for the side dishes, they have to grab them. During 7 Up, Jackie Chan played the leading role in a Peking Opera performance. He chose Long Yuan (Sammo Hung), Thailand, Yuan Wah, Yuan Wu, Yuan Kui, Yuan Biao and Jackie Chan. Since then, people have called them the Seven Little Happiness. Since then, Jackie Chan has got many opportunities to perform on stage, and they have been performing in the pear garden since then. They are stationed in Liyuan amusement park and perform Peking Opera for a long time. They do everything in one play, like the Monkey King making a scene. They are a witch spider, a little monkey turned by the Monkey King, and a heavenly soldier. In short, they are busy dressing up behind the scenes and fighting against the North School in front of the curtain. In addition, the studio is where they often go in and out. When they were young, they played some children's roles and extras. So Jackie Chan made his debut very early.

With the changes of the times, Beijing opera has gradually declined. Master began to lend them to movies as martial artists. Jackie Chan works as a martial arts teacher during the day and goes back to his master's house to sleep at night. He 17 years old, and the day when Jackie Chan becomes a family is coming. On graduation day, according to the old rule, his disciples should kneel down and kowtow to the master to thank him for his kindness. Master will give his disciples ten sticks as a last point. As a dragon, Master Yu Zhanyuan knelt down and lowered his head, waiting for the master's staff. Later, the master called him, "Get up! Don't kneel After all, times have changed, and we don't need to do this anymore. Jackie Chan was relieved. Jackie Chan began to work in martial arts after graduation. When he was a martial artist, his name was "Chen Yuanlong", and he specialized in being a famous actor and stuntman. Elliot Ngok, Luo Lie, Tian Feng, Gu Feng, Liu Dan, etc. Have done some dangerous martial arts. This period can be said to be a romantic life, perhaps it has been banned for too long. After work, Jackie Chan likes playing, dancing, drinking and going to nightclubs. Like other martial artists, they live a laissez-faire life without tomorrow. When you are a martial artist, you betray your labor and risk your life. Unfortunately, your position is very humble. Waiting for the director to be selected every day, Jackie Chan often tries to be selected in front of many people. Jackie Chan is often chosen by directors because he is young, flexible and brave to try. The director is willing to use him. If there are any difficult moves, they will think of "Chen Yuanlong". When Jackie Chan saw Sammo Hung again, Hong Geng introduced him to work. At that time, Hong and Jiahe signed a contract to provide stuntmen, so Jackie Chan also went to work in Jiahe. 197 1 year, Jiahe started filming the film Jingwumen for Bruce Lee, and Jackie Chan also participated in the stunt work. Later, Bruce Lee's film enter the dragon also took part in the stunt work.

Jackie Chan knew him when he was a martial artist in Chen Ziqiang. When Jackie Chan returned to Australia, it turned out that Chen Ziqiang was the general manager of the company founded by "Million Dollar Director" Luo Weixin. He also invited Jackie Chan back to Hong Kong to be the hero of a new film, which was his first real hero. Luo Wei hopes to mold Jackie Chan into a second Bruce Lee. At that time, the name Jackie Chan was changed. 1976, the new Jingwumen started shooting, and Jackie Chan wanted to inherit the image of Bruce Lee. Unfortunately, Jackie Chan is not suitable for Bruce Lee's interpretation, and the box office failure is expected. However, Luo Wei continued to shoot similar works, such as Little Forest Lane, Two Meteors in the Storm, Flying Over the Clouds and so on. The poor box office made publishers afraid to show Jackie Chan's films, and Jackie Chan became a box office poison.

Until 1978, Jackie Chan was rented to Philip Burkart Company in Wu Siyuan to shoot snake-like tricky hands. Jackie Chan added a lot of comedy elements to the play, which was very popular with the audience and became the highest-grossing movie. After that, the popularity of Drunken Boxing made Jackie Chan's superstar status more stable, revealing the dynamics of Jackie Chan's lively elves. After Drunken Boxing became popular, Jackie Chan officially became the director. His first two directorial works are Funny Fist and Brothers Coming Out. At this time, Jiahe Company noticed Jackie Chan, so it planned to arrange for him to go to Hollywood in the United States to shoot Heizi Trench, Cannonball Flying Car 1 2 and Detective Veyron. However, he was filmed in China and directed by foreigners, so these films were not popular at that time. 1983 directed "Dragon Master", which once again set off a craze. Later, he filmed Five Lucky Stars, Fast Food Car, Lucky Star in the Sky, Lucky Star in Summer and Long Zhixin with Sammo Hung and Yuan Biao. During this period, Jackie Chan helped Sammo Hung, and Sammo Hung also influenced Jackie Chan to a certain extent, so all his works were in the style of Hongjiaban, and Jackie Chan's own style was naturally revealed until Never Give Up. Apart from selling well in Hong Kong, this film is also crazy in Japan, winning Jackie Chan the best director, the best film, the most popular actor and so on. Later Jackie Chan's works, such as 1987 Dragon Brother and Tiger Brother, 1988 sequel to Plan A, Dragon Warrior, 1989 never to lose II, Miracle, 1990. Of course, not to mention Japan.

When Jackie Chan was a martial arts instructor in the 1970s, it was when Bruce Lee was in power. Bruce Lee turned his hands into clouds and covered them with rain, which created a new trend of kung fu films, and the Prussian Lee trend swept the world. Wherever the wind blows, almost no one can escape his influence. At that time, Kung Fu movies flooded the market, and there were countless imitators of Bruce Lee. Until the death of Bruce Lee, the situation has not changed. Director Luo Wei, an acquaintance of Bruce Lee, was the first person to ask Bruce Lee to return to Hong Kong to make a film. Fortunately, Jackie Chan later joined Luo Wei's team and became Luo Wei's second training goal after Bruce Lee. Luo Wei only cares about shaping Jackie Chan into Bruce Lee's successor, but fails to explore Jackie Chan's own characteristics. Of course, Jackie Chan doesn't want Jackie Chan to be a shadow fighter. He knows that he has a solid foundation for ten years. Perhaps he was forced to be the shadow of others, which made Jackie Chan develop a rebellious attitude towards Bruce Lee. He wants to break Bruce Lee and his myth. Under the full management of Wu Siyuan Yuan Heping, snake-shaped cunning hand and drunken fist broke through the cocoon, revived the trend of kung fu, and broke the hard Bruce Lee format. Jackie Chan turned everything upside down in Bruce Lee. Li's serious and unsmiling expression, he is naughty, Li is positive and great, he lives a relaxed life, Li is cold and withdrawn, and he is kind and approachable. Jackie Chan played a joke on Li with the routine of playing Bruce Lee, which relaxed people's nervous system. Slowly, everyone turned to Jackie Chan and began to yearn for laughter and relaxation in the cinema. Kung Fu comedy has gradually become a trend, which standardizes Bruce Lee's heroic films which are too masculine. However, in the first film directed by Jackie Chan, the bloody killing scene of an anti-hero film successfully excavated 36 kinds of bench skills, fan skills and skirt skills from folk martial arts, replacing the boring boxing skills. At that time, it was an important breakthrough.

In fact, as early as 1980, Jackie Chan had already made movies in Hollywood. At that time, I collaborated with Jose Frey and Christine Dube on Kill the Trench, but the effect was not satisfactory. Later, a group of American stars co-starred with Jackie Chan and Xu Guanwen. Jackie Chan is just a small role. Although the movie was an ideal box office, it didn't help Americans understand Jackie Chan. I went to Hollywood for the second time because some films were made by China people at that time, but they went abroad to film. The box office of these films is ideal, which makes Jiahe hope Jackie Chan can enter Hollywood again. They portrayed Jackie Chan as a tough guy. Unfortunately, Jackie Chan was not like this at all, and he lost again. In recent years, Jackie Chan once again marched into Hollywood, but instead of making movies for foreigners, he made movies of his own style. It seems that the good people in 1995 and 1997 kept Jackie Chan's own style. 1999, Rush Hour attracted more attention from American media, and Jackie Chan became the first Hong Kong movie star to enter Hollywood.

Masterpiece: The Kung Fu comedy "Drunken Boxing" won the special prize of the most inspirational comedy film in the 34th Asia-Pacific Film Festival.

Award-winning work: The Story of the Police won the Best Feature Film Award at the Hong Kong Academy Awards.

1978 snake carver and drunken fist

1979 "Funny Fist"

1980 "Brothers Out"

1982 master long and plan a

1985 Long Zhixin never gives up.

1987 "Dragon Brother Tiger Brother" and "Planning Sequel"

1988 never to lose ii

1989 miracle

199 1 eagle plan

1992 "Shuanglong Club" and "Never Lose Super Police"

1993 "City Hunters" and "Major Crimes Unit"

1994 drunken boxing Ⅱ

1995 "red sail area" and "thunderstorm fire"

A simple task that never fails

1997 "A good man" and "Who am I"

1998 rush hour

2000 Dragon Cyclone

200 1 accidental spy

200 1 rush hour 2

2002 tuxedo

Feng-Chiao Lin; Joan Lin、Fung-Giu Lam

Date of birth1June 30, 953

Country or Region Taiwan Province Province, China

Marital status married

Family or friends Jackie Chan (spouse)

outline

In the 1970s and 1980s, when literary films were popular in Taiwan Province Province, many stars who are still talked about by people emerged in the film industry in Taiwan Province Province. Among them, at that time, two couples of men and women were known as the "Second Qin Dynasty". The two actresses are Feng-Chiao Lin and the actors are Qin and Han. Among actresses, Brigitte Lin still appears on the screen from time to time, while Feng-Chiao Lin has already retired from the screen and become a good wife and mother. Her partner who deserves to sacrifice her career for her life is Jackie Chan, a famous martial arts star in Hong Kong.

Award-winning record:

The Best Actress of the 6th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards (1979)

The most outstanding actress in the 25th Asia-Pacific Film Festival (1979)

Actor's work

The soul of Beijing lies in the leaves of the wind (1982)

9: 03 (1982)

Special treatment and special house (198 1)

The Battle of 1911 (198 1)

Dragon Descendants from Longdechuan (198 1)

I'm from the mountain, and I'm from Wocongshan (1980).

Flowers (1980) and flowers and dancing in the spring breeze.

Autumn is crisp (1980).

The Story of a Small Town Cheng Xiaode Gushi (1979)

A boat in the sea, he never gives up (1979)

Hua Luo Liu Shu Yi Chun Qu Ye (1979)

Good morning Taipei (1979)

South of Haide Station (1978)

Heartbroken Lan Lan (1978)

Man, Hua Shan and Yi Kai (1978)

Hi! Honey, hi, Qin! ( 1978)

I came by waves, and I came from Talang (1978).

I believe in Wang Mi (1977)

Chao Ai Ai (1977)

We have been in love for ten years (1977)

Butterfly Valley (1976)

Mulberry Garden Mulberry Garden (1976)

Blue sky and blue Tian Yun (1976)

Cyanine cotton (1976)

Lang Hua (1976)

Female students, female students (1975)

Jin Yong Lu Tai (1974)

Tang Fu (1973) (details)