Jet Li's four senior brothers and sisters now? The big brother died of illness for many years, and she entered Hollywood
Jet Li, a male star known in the entertainment circle for martial arts. At that time, the hit "Shaolin Temple" gave many people a martial arts dream, and "Shaolin Temple" also opened a new era of Chinese Kung Fu movies. Besides Jet Li, who else is her fellow senior? What is their status quo?
First of all, Jet Li's big brother, Wang Qun. He started to learn martial arts at the age of nine. It can be said that he is a martial arts city with eighteen kinds of martial arts, and his performance in "Tai Chi Master" was also widely praised by the audience. But such a good martial artist died of a sudden myocardial infarction at the age of 48.
Huang Qiuyan, as Jet Li's senior sister and ex-wife, originally thought that the marriage that could grow old did not last a long time. The two finally parted ways. However, after the divorce, Huang Qiuyan treated Jet Li’s mother very well, and now Huang Qiuyan had a significant other by her side, and the two lived happily.
Jet Li’s fame we all know, but as his junior, his fame is almost nowhere. Wu Jing is also a man who speaks by true ability in the entertainment circle, and is second only to him among Jet Li’s juniors. In addition to Wu Jing, there is also a junior, he is Kou Zhanwen, but Kou Zhanwen is compared to the front. He has already turned behind the scenes, so we don't know him that much.
Jet Li also has a younger sister, she is also very good at Kung Fu, and she is also known as the "most beautiful Kung Fu actress" Wang Ying. Wang Ying is good at Taijiquan, Changquan and swordsmanship. She also appeared in "Transformers 4" with martial arts skills. Wang Ying followed Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Jet Li, and Donnie Yen to be the fifth Chinese martial art to be on the cover of American "Kung Fu" magazine. A star, she is also the first Chinese female martial arts star to receive this honor.
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