Jackie Chan decrypts the death of Bruce Lee, saying he has too many secrets

Feature: Picture Channel

　　Jackie Chan, more often than not, is like a familiar Chinese symbol, starting from the small martial arts, until it has become an indispensable and important force in the Chinese entertainment industry and even the Chinese charity vision. Too many people truly worship him, and too many people self-righteously interpret him.

　　A few days ago, Mr. Zhang Chaoyang, the chairperson and CEO of Sohu, as the chief reporter of Sohu Olympic official website, interviewed Jackie Chan face-to-face. Jackie Chan, who came to Sohu with the "descendant of the dragon" and the third runner-up of the championship, is still the iconic Tang dress, and he looks at ease and relaxed in the special setting full of Chinese antique interview environment.

　　As a result, an interview dialogue that would have been stereotyped changed, in-depth and exploratory, about life, about love, about life, about themselves, in the face-to-face conversation between Jackie Chan and Zhang Chaoyang, the flow is no longer the standard version of the entertainment industry dialogue when doing programs, more is the light of real words and thoughts and profound dialogue…

　　Position yourself in life

　　My whole person is like a dream, and I have too many secrets that I don’t know.

　　In a conversation with Zhang Chaoyang, Jackie Chan positioned his life as a dream: "My whole person is like a dream. When I was a child, I grew up in a noble residential area where foreigners gathered, and I accumulated a lot of imbalances in my heart. I always feel that Chinese people are inferior to foreigners. But now, China is getting stronger and stronger. After the earthquake, everyone is united, and the Olympic Games are held. I feel really proud to be a Chinese. I also let my son surnamed Fang recognize my ancestors and return to the sect. I still have a Hong Kong passport. I am very happy that we Chinese are so strong now."

　　Jackie Chan said that the most valuable thing about him all the way to now may be the truth, "I haven’t read any books, I made a lot of mistakes when I was young, and I did a lot of crazy things, but people still look at me like this, I think it’s because I’ve always been real, I’m real."

　　Jackie Chan, who is still in his prime, said that his life is like a dream, so he wants to do more practical things in the future, including some positioning and summary of himself, "I will open a school, cultivate successors, and open a personal museum. I don’t want me to be gone. Others will commemorate me before making a museum. I need to start preparing now, I think that is real enough, and I have thought about it for a long time. I want to make a small room, put a machine, and tell all my secrets that have not been known for so many years. I have too many secrets, and these are all things I want to do."

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