Role introduction:

Zhu, the son of Master Zhu, the son of Master Zhu married Martha in America. It once became the starting point of the cultural contradiction between China and the United States between Master Zhu and his daughter-in-law.

Actor profile:

Haan Lee, the eldest son of director Ang Lee, was born in Illinois, USA on 1984. At the age of 6, he played the hero's half-blood grandson in Ang Lee's first film Pushing Hands. After that, I didn't continue performing arts activities. I studied design in college. He once joined the Fine Arts Department in Ang Lee's work "Fantasy Drifting of School of Youth".

Actor photos and stills:

The one on the right is Haan Lee.

Pushing Hands is a feature film directed by Ang Lee and starring Lang Xiong and Wang Lai. The film was released in February 199 1 17.

Introduction:

Zhu Xiaosheng settled in the United States, married a foreign women Martha and gave birth to a son. In order to fulfill China's filial piety, he took his old father from the mainland to the United States to share his family. Mr. Zhu Lao, the head coach of Beijing Tai Ji Chuan, went out to work because of disagreement with Martha. By chance, Mr. Zhu Lao's extraordinary Taiji skills became American news for a while. Martha felt guilty when Zhu Xiaosheng took her father back from the police station, but Mr. Zhu did not go back to his son's house, but returned to his humble residence and spent his lonely old age.