○ Once, the host asked Zou Zhaolong: "I heard that the dividends of "The Matrix", are you still collecting?" Zou Zhaolong said: "Yes, the box office of the two episodes is billions of dollars, and the dividends are higher than the original salary, even if I am no longer there in the future, my children and grandchildren can continue to collect money." ”
Zou Zhaolong's life journey is a history of struggle full of challenges and courage. He has not only made extraordinary achievements in the field of martial arts, but also demonstrated the unique charm of Chinese culture on the international stage.
Zou Zhaolong, whose real name is Ni Xing, was born in 1967 in a poor family in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. He was the thirteenth in his family and suffered from the hardships of life since childhood. In order to improve his family's situation, Zou Zhaolong was determined to change his destiny since he was a child.
At the age of 6, he worked in a carving shop, and at the age of 9, he switched to bread. This hard-working spirit laid a solid foundation for his future success.
Zou Zhaolong has loved martial arts since he was a child, and once secretly learned martial arts to protect his siblings. With this tenacity, at the age of 12, Zou Zhaolong set foot in the film and television industry and began his acting career.
As a fledgling, he confidently said at an audition that he may not be the best in martial arts, but he must be the most able to resist beatings. This phrase is still widely circulated today and has become a symbol of his perseverance and perseverance.
On the road of pursuing martial arts, Zou Zhaolong has never slackened for a moment. He trained in taekwondo and Muay Thai, and honed his martial arts skills for filmmaking, as well as improving his martial arts skills.
At the age of 18, Sammo Hung went to Taiwan to recruit martial arts actors, and it was this opportunity that allowed Zou Zhaolong to start his career. Under Sammo Hung 's strong recommendation, Zou Zhaolong stepped into the Hong Kong film and television industry, and joined the famous Hung family class, officially apprenticed to Sammo Hung .
Despite Sammo Hung's best support, Chow Siu-long's development in the Hong Kong film industry is not satisfactory. He is always the figure who silently acts as a substitute for other stars, with a meager income and obscurity.
However, it is the precipitation of these years that has accumulated rich life experience for Zou Zhaolong. He knows that life is not easy, and only by making unremitting efforts can he change the trajectory of his fate.
In the world of feelings, Zou Zhaolong met the other half of his life - Weng Huide. The two married and had a pair of lovely twin sons.
After marriage, Zou Zhaolong put his family at the center of his life, he handed over all his income to his wife to manage, and he did his best to support the family, becoming a good husband and father who was conscientious.
It was during this period that the god of fate favored Zou Zhaolong again. Jet Li politely declined the film contract of "The Matrix 2" for some reason, and this opportunity finally fell into the hands of Zou Zhaolong.
With his outstanding martial arts performances, he made a splash in the film and became a sought-after action star with worldwide fame. It is worth mentioning that the producer of the film specially gave him a contract with a lifetime dividend, so that he can enjoy a steady stream of royalty income.
Once someone abroad offered him a high price to participate in the performance, in the face of the ensuing honors and temptations, Zou Zhaolong always adhered to his principles, and he chose to refuse. The reason is that the movie has damaged the image of the Chinese nation. His decision not only demonstrates the nobility of his personal qualities, but also wins the respect and respect of the Chinese people and even the international community.
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