Brief introduction of Jackie Chan's resume

Name: Jackie Chan

Original name: Chen Gangsheng.

English name: Jackie Chan

Place of birth: Hong Kong

Native place: Shandong

Zodiac: horse

Occupation: actor, director, singer

Marriage: Married with one son.

Resume:

Jackie Chan's original name was Chen Gangsheng. When he was six years old, his parents sent him to China Theatre School led by Yu Zhanyuan to study opera, singing and martial arts. Jackie Chan first entered the film circle as a martial artist. With his talent and enthusiasm, his film career has also developed from a martial artist to an actor, director and even producer. Often have several jobs and achieve the highest results.

Jackie Chan has made unremitting efforts for many years, and the film has been very popular, which has more successfully established the image of China Kung Fu hero overseas. Jackie Chan is very popular in Japan. From 1982 to 1989, he was named "the most popular actor" in Japan by Japanese magazine roadshow for seven consecutive years. 1988 was rated as "best director" by the same magazine; 1989 was awarded "Best Actor" by Hong Kong Artists Association. 1992 and 1993 won the honor of "Best Actor" in Taiwan Golden Horse Award. 1990, the French Ministry of Culture awarded Yu Chenglong the Knight of Arts and Literature.

In addition to vigorously developing his personal film career, Jackie Chan is also enthusiastic about public welfare. Approval and admiration. 1986 was awarded "Top Ten Outstanding Youth in Hong Kong" and 1988 was awarded "Outstanding Youth in the World". 1992, Jackie Chan was awarded the "World Outstanding Chinese Youth Award" by the Taiwan Provincial Government. 1989 was awarded the British Imperial Staff Committee Medal by the Queen of England, and 1996 was awarded the doctorate in social science by Hong Kong Baptist University.

Jackie Chan established Jackie Chan Charity Foundation in Hong Kong on 1987, which mainly provides scholarships for students who are interested in learning performing arts and film skills, and also provides systematic financial support for local charities that organize youth activities. Since the foundation was established, more than 100 Hong Kong performing arts students have benefited.

Famous works:

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 works:

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