Jackie Chan was born on April 7, 1954 in Hong Kong to Charles and Lee-Lee Chan. When he was born, he was born late and weighed 12 pounds. He also had a brother named Soo-Sung and a sister named Tai. In 1982, he married Lin Feng-Jiao. The same year, he also had a boy named Jaycee Chan. During his childhood, he studied at Nan Hua Elementary Academy. He was educated at Nan Hua Elementary Academy. He didn't do well at that school and his parents felt he didn't fit in, so they transferred him to the Chinese Opera Research Institute. Due to financial difficulties, they had to transfer him out of the school he had been attending for 10 years and he then had to go to the Peking Opera School. In this school he learned acrobatics and kung fu under an extremely strict regime. When he left school, he struggled to find a job. Like many of his friends he made at school, he had to work as a stuntman. He was a stuntman on many different films, including Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon, before finally being offered an acting role. He achieved his first international success in a film called Drunken Master. In 1982, he married actress Lin Feng-Jiao. He had a son the same year named Jaycee Chan. In 1983, he formed the Jackie Chan Stunt Team, which allowed him to train and work with a trusted group of martial artists and stuntmen for each of his films. Eventually his attempts to appear in major American films came in the 1980s, where he appeared in Battle Creek Brawl, Cannonball Run and The Protector. In the 1990s, Chan still wanted Hollywood success. His friend Sylvester Stallone offered him the role of a criminal in a movie but he declined the role because he didn't want to be a criminal...... middle of paper ...... dedicate his time to help people who have been affected by natural disasters. He doesn't use a lot of one-liners because he doesn't want to mislead his audience. “He uses laughter to heal and entertain his audience. » He looks like Jesus. He does this by helping others who are less fortunate and he tries to be a good role model. He is still alive and is 56 years old. On June 22, 2009, he announced to the public that he was leaving for Beijing to record a remake of the film "The Karate Kid" which will be called "The Kung Fu Kid". Works Cited “Jackie Chan – Rotten Tomatoes Celebrity Profile”. ROTTEN TOMATOES: Movies - New movie reviews and previews! Internet. September 29, 2009. “The My Hero Project – Jackie Chan.” The MY HERO project homepage. Internet. September 20. 2009. .