"Kung Fu Emperor" Jet Li has a pivotal position in the entertainment circle, and the films he participated in are very influential in Western countries. Among them, the movie "Jingwu Hero" is also known as a landmark work in the history of world kung fu movies, and its status is self-evident. In the movies that Jet Li has made throughout his life, he has collaborated with many actors, some of which are fathers. Today, let’s talk about the two actors who once played Jet Li’s "sons" in the movie. The first article of
was an article in the film "Ocean Paradise" that was once a co-operator. The film tells the touching story of a father who has done everything he can to protect his autistic son. The article plays Jet Li's son in the film. This film can be said to mark the watershed of Jet Li's movies. After that Jet Li almost stopped starring in Kung Fu movies, or almost no longer starring in movies, and most of the movies he participated in afterwards were mainly friendly guest appearances.
In the 2017 movie "Gong Shou Dao" starring Jack Ma, Jet Li once again appeared as a super expert, and had a wonderful fight with Jack Ma in the film. However, if you look closely behind the scenes of the movie, it turns out that the screenwriter and director are articles. According to people familiar with the matter, the reason why the big stars who symbolize half of the entertainment circle appear in the movie is not all because of Ma Yun’s face, but because of Jet Li Coming. And Jet Li and the article are not only as simple as having worked in movies, but Jet Li also recognized the godson in private. It seems that the article is directing half of the stars in the entertainment industry, and Jet Li has done a lot of effort behind his back.
Another "son" is an actor named Xie Miao. Xie Miao was also a martial artist, and his fame as a child was comparable to that of Shi Xiaolong. Xie Miao played Jet Li’s "son" twice. He played the role of Hong Wending, the son of Hong Xiguan, played by Jet Li in the movie "New Shaolin Five Ancestors". The young Xie Miao became popular throughout China with his wonderful martial arts moves. Later, he starred in the movie "The Great Dragon" with Jet Li. Later, due to academic relations, Xie Miao returned to Beijing to study. When Xie Miao returned to the showbiz again in 2010, although he still came back as a martial arts actor, the child star halo of that year had long been removed, and he became a martial arts star who was not popular.
