What are the unknown scandals in Jason Wu and Christy Chung?

I think Jason Wu and Christy Chung have a hidden affair. Jason Wu's image as a good man is well known. He once played opposite the sexy goddess Christy Chung in his first film, and their feelings can only be found in film and television works. It is said that director Zhang Xinyan and martial arts director Yuan Heping went to Beijing Institute of Physical Education to choose roles and wanted to make a martial arts comedy. Martial arts movies were very popular at that time. As a result, Wu Bin, the coach of the Institute of Physical Education, didn't want to lose an excellent martial arts talent, and secretly hid Jason Wu. If it weren't for the death of director Zhang Xinyan, Jason Wu would never have set foot in the entertainment industry in his life.

Jason Wu once asked Zhang Xinyan, "Why do you like me?" Zhang directly answered three times, but each time it was different. No one knows where director Zhang Xinyan fell in love with Jason Wu. Now it seems that Zhang Dao was once a clever and far-sighted Bole. In the first movie, the heroine opposite Jason Wu was the sexy goddess Christy Chung. At that time, Christy Chung made her debut as an international China woman. 1994, she starred in The Legend of Mermaid, which is very popular in Southeast Asia and is the real Hua Dan. The following year, films directed by Zhang Xinyan were also cleaned up.

After Bruce Lee became popular all over the world, martial arts movies became popular all over China. At that time, Christy Chung made her debut as an international China woman. Yang Xuewen, played by Jason Wu, is a man with poor literary skills and amazing martial arts. He has the ability to "throw his braids and hit objects". No one can match him. And Cao, who plays it, is the second generation of officials. This is a carefree patriot who clearly loves and hates foreign countries. Friction and collision in two people's lives have gradually led to love for each other. He also urged officials and officers not to smoke opium and distribute leaflets to save the country. There are many jokes and martial arts scenes.

Judging from the film, this is a martial arts comedy, and the two have almost no close contact, and they are almost strangers to the screen. Very cautious about emotional problems (this is also the need of that era, for example, some stars only admit their emotional experiences in their later years); Unlike some TV series now, the urban love of dog blood and the emotional entanglement between men and women; They haven't had sex for a long time in repetitive jobs. This shows that the love between two people in the movie is so pure, it is love at first sight. In a word, I think Jason Wu and Christy Chung have these hidden affairs.