Jackie Chan I'm happy

On April 7, 1954, a boy named Chen Gangsheng was born in Hong Kong. His parents were so poor that they offered to leave the baby as collateral to the English midwife who delivered the baby until they could raise HK$1,500 to pay for his medical expenses. In 1961, the family moved to Australia in search of a better life, but the seven-year-old boy stayed in Hong Kong and enrolled in the Peking Opera School. Training from 5 a.m. until midnight every day, under the strict supervision of teachers, he honed his skills. In 1976, while working on a construction site, his comrades gave him the name that brought him worldwide fame. This is how Jackie Chan began his career. This sincere book is a living and true portrait, woven from the memories of a great actor, an ordinary man who had the courage to do extraordinary things. Together with him, you will retrace this path - from a stunt coordinator for low-budget commercials to a director and actor in box office films, from a poor waiter to a patron of the arts and an antique collector. Perhaps the reader would never have seen these vivid stories if Zhu Mo, Jackie Chan's girlfriend, had not once suggested to him: "Let's make a book?" For three years, Zhu Mo wrote down his memories every day and put them in logical order, adding to them her personal stories about working with the idol of millions of people. Touch the story of a man who became a legend in his lifetime!