Something We Can Learn From the Super Kung Fu Movie Starr, Jackie Chan

In china or even in the world, Jackie Chan stands out as among the most recognizable names. Besides an international film star, Jackie Chan is also a director, producer, his list of film achievements no one can match, Jackie Chan is a fitting role model not only for what he has accomplished in the film industry but also for what his life exemplifies both on and off the camera.



Actually, many people are willing to learn something from Jackie Chan, we know, the road to success is long and tortuous.

Jackie Chan began learning martial arts at the age of seven, while in school, he was subjected to a very strict disciplinary routine. Although he already starred in several martial arts movies even in his 20’s, these were unsuccessful ones, but he was not discouraged and continued to work on his movie career, finally, he could create his own brand of martial arts. Jackie Chan’s movies especially the action comedy movies were always very popular, it was also because of his hard work.

The movie career needs the creativity and the courage.



Jackie Chan was always regarded as the “next Bruce Lee” who was one of the most influential martial artists in history and a very famous action film star in the world. Upon Lee’s early demise in 1973, many expected Jackie Chan to fill in Lee’s shoes in the Hong Kong cinema scene. But finally, Jackie Chan still decided to break out of Bruce Lee’s image and establish his own image, so doing something very different from the style of kung fu films that were immensely popular during that time.

Jackie Chan has the true humility, so he can earn the admiration of people.



It also means that you are honest about your weaknesses, When Jackie Chan’s son, Jaycee, was caught by the Chinese authorities in August 2014 for using illegal drugs, the world-renowned actor immediately apologized to the public for the negative impact that his son’s actions have brought to society. In his apology, he admitted his shame, disappointment and heartbreak. Instead of rationalizing his son’s actions, Jackie Chan took responsibility, saying that his son should face the consequences and that he himself was partly to blame because he had failed to provide the proper guidance that a father should. Jackie Chan’s admission to his failure earned the admiration of many. Actually, although he might have had shortcomings in the past as a family man, his humility and honesty showed his son that he valued him more than the stardom that he worked so hard for.