Jackie Chan has been galloping in the film industry for decades, with a successful career and honors, but he never expected that his family would have such a complicated side. It wasn't until one day in adulthood that he was shocked to find out that he had two half-brothers and two half-sisters.
This is undoubtedly an unexpected find.
As a well-known star, Jackie Chan has always maintained a low-key and secretive life style, and rarely takes the initiative to talk about his family situation with the outside world. But this time, he had to face the fact that he thought he was a lonely only child, but he didn't expect to have four close relatives.
Faced with this sudden reality, Jackie Chan must have experienced a violent struggle and shock in his heart. After all, for any person, the appearance of a loved one will undoubtedly bring a huge psychological impact.
Jackie Chan always thought that he was an only child, and he grew up under the careful care of his parents since he was a child. However, when he became an adult, he found that his mother had two daughters in Chinese mainland, and his father had raised two sons on the same land.
All this is undoubtedly new to Jackie Chan, which makes him full of doubts and confusion in his heart. He never imagined that he had four siblings, which undoubtedly subverted his perception of his family to some extent.
As a successful star artist, Jackie Chan has always been known for keeping a low profile, and rarely takes the initiative to talk about his family situation. But this time, he had to face such an unbelievable fact.
He must have been shocked, because this discovery would undoubtedly have a huge psychological impact on him. After all, for anyone, the sudden appearance of a loved one can trigger strong emotional swings.
For Jackie Chan, who has always been accustomed to living independently, there will inevitably be a fierce wave in his heart at this moment. He had never imagined that he would have so many close relatives, which made him feel a little confused and overwhelmed.
After all, as a big star, he has always paid attention to maintaining his privacy and rarely shares his family situation with the outside world. But now, the sudden occurrence of this incident has undoubtedly become a huge surprise in his life.
In general, the fact that Jackie Chan found out that he had four siblings undoubtedly brought a huge shock to his inner world. As a public figure, he has always focused on keeping a low profile and rarely takes the initiative to talk about his family situation.
But this unexpected discovery forced him to face this unexpected reality. For Jackie Chan, this is undoubtedly one of the most unexpected discoveries in his life.
If you want to explore the complexity of Jackie Chan's family, you must start with his father Fang Daolong (later renamed Chen Zhiping). Fang Daolong was born in the beautiful scenery of Shandong, and later came to settle in Anhui with his father.
As a young man, Fang Daolong was not keen on academic research, but chose to learn the craft in a cloth shop and became proficient in martial arts. With his outstanding martial arts, he became a glorious guard soldier and had a close relationship with Gu Zhutong, a high-ranking Kuomintang general.
However, the accident of accidental misfire forced Fang Daolong to leave the army and find a new way to survive. Since then, he has gone through many hardships. During the rule of the Japanese army, Fang Daolong repeatedly confronted the Japanese army, and was eventually arrested and imprisoned, and was tortured.
Fortunately, he was eventually released and installed as a Nanjing agent, where he was quickly promoted due to his outstanding ability and skill. But in his career as an agent, Fang Daolong also almost lost his life twice, and these life-and-death moments made him wake up and decide to quit this cruel industry.
In 1937, Fang Daolong and his family tried to escape the war, but unfortunately they were bombed by Japanese planes, and his father and sister both died, which made him sad. After that, Fang Daolong chose to marry a woman surnamed Yin and had two children.
Unfortunately, this marriage did not last long, and Fang Daolong eventually fled his hometown alone and came to the international metropolis of Shanghai.
In Shanghai, Fang Daolong happened to meet a beautiful and moving woman, Chen Yuerong, who suffered from the loss of her husband and had to raise her two daughters alone. Out of kindness, Fang Daolong chose to let go of the woman and her daughters and turned a blind eye.
This act of kindness actually achieved the fate of Fang Daolong and Chen Yuerong. Over time, the two fell in love and eventually became husband and wife.
Fang Daolong's experience can be described as ups and downs. From a young apprentice in a cloth shop, to a glorious guard soldier, to a prisoner in a Japanese prison, Fang Daolong eventually chose to quit this cruel environment in search of a more stable life.
It was in this process that he met Chen Yuerong, and the two fell in love and became husband and wife.
In Hong Kong, Fang Daolong changed his name to Chen Zhiping, and the two used their intelligence and diligence to find jobs in the U.S. Consulate. Chen Yuerong then gave birth to a lovely boy for Chen Zhiping, and this boy was Jackie Chan, who later became an international superstar.
The love story of Fang Daolong and Chen Yuerong is undoubtedly a touching legend. In the war-torn era, they went through many hardships, but finally overcame many difficulties, met and fell in love, and formed their own small family.
For Jackie Chan, such a touching family history has undoubtedly become one of the most unforgettable memories in his life.
After a successful career, Jackie Chan's father, Chen Zhiping (formerly Fang Daolong), began to search for his two sons who had lost contact with him many years ago in his later years. In the early 80s of last century, Chen Zhiping finally reconnected with the two sons, and learned that they had been living on the streets for many years, begging for a living.
Sadly, by the time Chen Zhiping found them, his poor wife had died of illness, leaving behind two lonely sons.
Fortunately, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the government provided a stable livelihood guarantee for these left-behind children, so that the brothers' lives gradually returned to normal. Although they are just ordinary people living an ordinary life, Chen Zhiping still visits them often, and even generously sponsors the restoration of the family dictionary.
However, since 2001, Chen Zhiping has lost contact with the two sons. It wasn't until 2008, in media reports, that the brothers learned that their father had died.
Surprisingly, as biological sons, they were not invited by Jackie Chan to attend their father's funeral.
In the second place, the two biological sons could only learn of their father's death through the media. As Jackie Chan's own brothers, they haven't even been able to see the last face.
In the early 80s of last century, Jackie Chan's father Chen Zhiping finally found his two sons who had lost contact with him for many years. Sadly, before this, Chen Zhiping's wife had died of illness, leaving behind two lonely sons.
Although they were just ordinary people, Chen Zhiping still visited them often and generously supported the restoration of the family dictionary.
However, since 2001, Chen Zhiping has lost contact with the two sons. It wasn't until their father's death in 2008 that the two biological sons learned the bad news through the media, but they didn't even get the last chance to say goodbye.
Overall, Jackie Chan's father's search for his two sons who lost contact in his later years is undoubtedly a rather sad story. Before they could be found, the poor wife had died, leaving behind two lonely sons.
Although Chen Zhiping has always tried his best to care for them, he eventually lost contact with them. This kind of regrettable ending makes people can't help but have questions and curiosity about the complex emotions of Jackie Chan's family.
Compared with Jackie Chan and his half-brother, he and his half-sister showed a completely different attitude.
Jackie Chan is especially considerate and generous to his sister. In his old age, he generously bought a luxurious villa for his eldest sister and gave him a distinguished BMW sedan. It can be seen that Jackie Chan's love for his sister far exceeds that of his half-brother.
As for the two half-brothers, Jackie Chan's attitude is quite cold and alienated. There was never physical contact and contact, and even after the death of their father, they were not even given a chance to say their final goodbye.
This obvious differential treatment will inevitably arouse suspicion and doubts from the outside world.
In fact, this difference in attitudes is completely understandable. Jackie Chan is a star artist who has always paid attention to maintaining a low-key and secret living habits, which may be one of the important reasons why he treats his brother so coldly.
After all, for a public figure like him, interacting with relatives too often is likely to attract unnecessary attention and distractions.
Another more important reason may have something to do with the fact that they didn't have much in common when they were young. We know that Jackie Chan's parents met and fell in love during the war years, and later went away.
In such a turbulent environment, Jackie Chan naturally could not establish a deep relationship with his half-brothers. In contrast, Jackie Chan and his half-sisters have more common experiences, so the relationship will be more intimate.
For Jackie Chan, compared with his half-sister, his half-brother is undoubtedly already a strange existence. Years of separation and lack of shared experiences have made it difficult for them to form a deep emotional bond with each other.
For a star artist like Jackie Chan, interacting with relatives too often is likely to attract unnecessary attention.
Therefore, Jackie Chan chose to treat his half-brother with a cold and alienated attitude, not out of deliberate alienation from them, but more out of his own life considerations.
In contrast, Jackie Chan showed more love and consideration for his half-sister. Perhaps it is because they have some common experiences and memories with each other that make their relationship more intimate.
In general, the difference in Jackie Chan's attitude towards his relatives reflects his complex family background to a certain extent. As a big star, he must have his own way of life and principles of doing things, which also makes him unable to act in full accordance with the moral standards of ordinary people.
Perhaps we should be more tolerant of this, after all, everyone's family and upbringing are different.
What happened to Jackie Chan's family on the mainland
Jackie Chan's mother, Chen Yuerong, originally had two daughters, the two half-sisters. In the process of Jackie Chan's parents leaving Hong Kong, the two daughters had to stay in the mainland alone and experienced many twists and turns.
Fortunately, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the government provided a stable livelihood guarantee for these abandoned children, so that their lives gradually became normal. Although he did not enjoy the care of his parents, he was lucky enough to form his own family and get the company of his children.
In contrast, Jackie Chan's two older brothers were not so lucky. After their parents left, they had to live on the streets, begging to make a living. It wasn't until their father Chen Zhiping found them back in the early 80s, and this time was undoubtedly painful and painful for them.
What is puzzling is that after the death of his father, Jackie Chan, as his own son, failed to give these two brothers any comfort. They didn't even get the last chance to say goodbye, and people can't help but sigh at the impermanence of life and the tricking of fate.
For the two daughters left by Jackie Chan's mother Chen Yuerong in the mainland, although they experienced some twists and turns after their parents left, they were lucky to form their own families and get the company of their children.
This kind of result is already relatively lucky.
In contrast, Jackie Chan's two half-brothers are in a more difficult situation. After their parents left, they had to live on the streets, begging.
It wasn't until the early 80s that their father, Chen Zhiping, brought them back, and this time was undoubtedly torturous for them.
What is puzzling is that even after the death of his father, Jackie Chan, as his own son, failed to give these two brothers any comfort. They didn't even get the last chance to say goodbye to their father, which can't help but make people lament the impermanence of life and the torture of fate.
Overall, what happened to Jackie Chan's family on the mainland can be described as mixed. Mother Chen Yuerong's two daughters experienced some twists and turns after their parents left, but they were lucky to rebuild their family life in the end.
Jackie Chan's two older brothers faced an even more difficult situation, having to live on the streets after their parents left. Even after the death of his father, Jackie Chan failed to give these two brothers any comfort.
These sad encounters undoubtedly reflect the various torments of ordinary families in that turbulent era.
The Jackie Chan family regains family affection
After the ordeal of turbulent years, Jackie Chan's parents, Chan Chi Ping and Chan Yuet-yung, finally settled down in Hong Kong and set out to find their loved ones who had lost contact with them many years ago.
For Chen Yuerong, the biggest concern is the two daughters left behind in the mainland. Luckily, in the early 80s, she finally got in touch with the two daughters and learned that they had started their own family and had offspring with grandchildren.
Although years of separation have inevitably caused some estrangement in the relationship between mother and daughter, it has finally resolved the regret of having to abandon them back then.
For Chen Zhiping (formerly Fang Daolong), the most concerned are the two sons who lost contact in the war. Through various efforts, he finally found them in 85, but sadly, before that, Chen Zhiping's wife had passed away due to illness, leaving two lonely sons.
Fortunately, under the appeasement of New China, the two brothers finally got rid of the predicament of being on the streets and began to live a stable life. Despite his humble status, Chen Zhiping still visited them from time to time, and even generously funded the restoration of the family dictionary to show his concern for them.
Regrettably, however, since 2001, Chen Zhiping has lost contact with his two sons. Until their death in 2008, the two brothers failed to get Jackie Chan's invitation and had no chance to bid farewell to their father for the last time.
This undoubtedly makes people feel very regretful and confused.
After all the hardships of the turbulent years, Jackie Chan's parents finally settled down in Hong Kong. Chen Yuerong's greatest wish is to find her two daughters who were forced to abandon her in the mainland.
Luckily, in the early 80s, she finally got in touch with the two daughters and learned that they had started a family of their own and had grandchildren.
Similarly, Chen Zhiping (formerly Fang Daolong) has been searching for his two sons, who lost contact with him many years ago. After unremitting efforts, he finally found them in 85, but sadly, Chen Zhiping's wife had passed away by this time.
Despite their humble status, Chen Zhiping visited them frequently and generously sponsored the restoration of the family dictionary.
Regrettably, however, since 2001, Chen Zhiping has lost contact with his two sons. Until their death in 2008, they did not even get the last chance to say goodbye to their father, which is also very regrettable and confusing.
Overall, after the ordeal of the turbulent years, Jackie Chan's parents were finally able to settle down in Hong Kong and set out to find their loved ones who had lost contact with them many years ago.
Despite the arduous process, they eventually found their lost relatives and regained their long-lost affection. It's just a pity that when their father Chen Zhiping died, these relatives could not say goodbye to them for the last time.
Such an ending undoubtedly reflects the various fate tortures suffered by the Jackie Chan family.