Recently, photos of Jackie Chan participating in the event have been circulating wildly on the Internet.
Everyone was shocked by the appearance of Jackie Chan in the photo, and in our minds, Uncle Long will always be as vigorous and energetic as in the movie.
But Uncle Long in this photo has gray hair, an old face, and reading glasses.
Everyone in the comment area couldn't help but admire, time flies really fast, and our kung fu superstar can't escape the passage of time.
However, although Uncle Long's hair is gray, the aura and state on his body have not changed at all, but have added a bit of maturity and stability.
Jackie Chan, the action movie superstar everyone is familiar with, actually grew up in Australia as a child.
However, at that time, he was not a good person, but because he often fought and made trouble, he could not continue his studies, and only finished the first grade of primary school.
In 1961, he returned to Hong Kong with his family and met his master Yu Zhanyuan, who changed his life, and since then he has stepped into the entertainment industry and started his drama learning journey.
Under the influence of his master, Jackie Chan went all out to learn martial arts and performance, and became a rare all-round artist in that era.
He also has a stage name called Yuan Lou, and he and a group of friends formed the "Seven Little Blessings" and shined on the stage of Peking Opera.
However, the opera industry was not in a recession at that time, and Master Yu Zhanyuan saw the opportunity to encourage Jackie Chan and his partners to move to the more promising film and television industry.
Jackie Chan's film career began with 1971's "Chivalrous Girl".
With a solid foundation in martial arts and a love for acting, he has not only gained a firm foothold in the Hong Kong film and television industry,
He also bravely went international, went to Hollywood for further study, and participated in the production of many far-reaching martial arts films.
After returning to Hong Kong, Jackie Chan's identity is no longer just an actor,
He transformed into a screenwriter, director, martial arts instructor, and even a filmmaker, and began to build his own film empire.
Through unremitting efforts, Jackie Chan has not only won a high reputation at home and abroad, but also left an indelible mark on the world film industry.
Jackie Chan, who is nearly 70 years old now, still hasn't stopped his progress.
Instead, he has been immersed in his acting career, continues to bring us excellent works, and constantly tries new genres and challenges in the field of film.
Jackie Chan's new movie is far more than just fighting and killing.
In his films, you can see not only the action scenes of Iron Fist, but also the hilarious comedy elements, and even a little romantic love story.
This is Jackie Chan, a versatile, all-around master of cinema, proving to the world that he is not just an action star, but also a storyteller.
Time always seems to be unfair, it makes everyone grow old, even kung fu superstars like Jackie Chan.
But, if you look at him, in the face of aging, his optimistic attitude can simply infect everyone.
He said that every stage of life has its unique beauty,
Even if he can't fly around in movies like he did when he was younger, he still has a wealth of experience and wisdom that can be used to contribute to the film industry and the spread of Chinese culture.
The current big brother Jackie Chan, although he is older and has more gray hair, in our hearts, he will always be the invincible kung fu superstar.
The years have left on his face, not only wrinkles, but also the legendary stories he has traveled along the way.
Jackie Chan has used his life to prove that as long as you have a dream in your heart, no matter how old you are, you can be as energetic as a young person.
Let's send our most sincere wishes to this ageless kung fu superstar.
I hope he can continue to use his unique way to illuminate the hearts of more people, convey positive energy, and stay in the history of film forever and become a legend in the hearts of generations after generations.