The love of the elder brother and the elder brother
Jianghu people call Jackie Chan big brother, but when it comes to his big brother, Sammo Hung can be called big brother. The two are only two years apart, but they show a deep brotherhood. In the martial arts star circle of that year, where the teacher was taught was particularly important, Sammo Hung and Jackie Chan, both of whom came from the same master Yu Zhanyuan, studied Peking Opera together, and ranked among the "Yuan" generation. At that time, they both belonged to the "Seven Little Blessings" group, participated in various performances and film and television activities together, and worked together to explore the rivers and lakes.
Honors: Sammo Hung's Lifetime Achievement Award
On March 28 this year, at the Hong Kong Film Awards, Sammo Hung once again won the Lifetime Achievement Award. This is the fifth time he has won this award since the 2018 Far East International Film Festival, which was the first time he has won this award. His martial arts achievements are countless, and this award is well deserved for him.
Chivalrous tenderness: Sammo Hung has a warm heart
He has been chivalrous since he was a child, and he is an ancient and warm-hearted person. I remember that when they were studying art, they often got up early and practiced at night, and sometimes even slept in the park. Once, when he was about eleven or twelve years old, he was practicing somersaults in the garden when he met a little beggar in rags. Sammo Hung felt pity and resolutely took off his clothes and gave them to the child, even though it was still drizzling.
Family heritage: Sammo Hung is a film and television family
Sammo Hung's family background has also helped him succeed. He grew up in a family full of culture and art, his grandfather was a film director and producer, his uncle was also a successful figure in the film and television industry, and his grandmother was an early martial arts star. Such a family atmosphere naturally made him interested in kung fu movies since he was a child.
The responsibilities and achievements of the elder brother
Sammo Hung is hard-working and responsible, and serving as the eldest brother makes him feel a sense of accomplishment. In Hong Kong in the 60s, the four major drama schools produced countless celebrities, and Yu Zhanyuan's Chinese Drama School was one of them. Master is strict with them, and the practice must be in place. When he first entered the school, Sammo Hung was not the eldest brother who called for wind and rain, but after the elder brother Wu Ming left, he began to teach apprentices on behalf of the teacher, and eventually became the senior brother.
The responsibility of martial arts inheritance
They are young and energetic, work hard for a common goal, and never care about the beating of the master. Because they understand that only a strict teacher can produce a high apprentice. Sammo Hung is the eldest brother at home, and he is also the eldest brother at school, he not only wants to be majestic, but also to assume the responsibility of the senior brother.
The path of martial arts instruction
Sammo Hung is also on the road to martial arts instruction. At the age of 14, he collaborated with Han Yingjie in the movie "The Drunken Man" and participated in action design for the first time. After completing his apprenticeship, he followed Han Yingjie as a stand-in martial artist and was promoted to martial arts instructor at the age of nineteen. His debut work, "Twin Swords", won the Best Martial Arts Instructor Award.
A legend for life
Sammo Hung 's life is full of legends. From a teenager to a big brother in the film industry, he has succeeded step by step with his own efforts and the support of his family. His chivalrous heart, sense of responsibility and love for martial arts have made him a clear stream in the martial arts film industry.
Summary and outlook
Sammo Hung and Jackie Chan, two superstars in the martial arts film industry, their stories are full of emotion and legend, showing the spirit of seeking, growing and struggling in the rivers and lakes. Their friendship, family background, sense of responsibility and dedication to martial arts are all worth pondering and learning from. In the future, I hope to see more such legends and continue to add luster to the film industry.