Tell me something about Donnie Yen.

Donnie Yen was born in Guangzhou, Guangdong, and his ancestral home is Taishan, Guangdong. He came to Hong Kong at the age of 2 and immigrated to Boston, USA at the age of1/kloc-0. Mother Bow Sim Mark is a world-famous martial artist and Tai Chi master, and founded the internationally renowned China Wushu Institute. Since Donnie Yen could walk, Bow Sim Mark began to teach him martial arts, which laid a good foundation for his traditional martial arts. My father, Zhen Yunlong, is the Boston editor of Sing Tao Daily, an international Chinese newspaper. He can play the violin and erhu, which is a China stringed instrument with similar timbre to the violin. Donnie Yen also studied classical piano and liked Chopin. Music became another source of inspiration in his life. Donnie Yen grew up in his mother's martial arts atmosphere and watched almost all the kung fu films he could see. At this time, I met his idol Bruce Lee, and gradually learned various styles of martial arts, including various fighting techniques. But Donnie Yen, whose personality is rebellious, once made his parents very Donnie Yen.

Worried, he was sent to the Wushu team of the famous Shichahai Sports School in Beijing for two years. Donnie Yen became the first non-Chinese mainland student. 1982 After returning to the United States, he won the championship in the martial arts competition in the United States, which made Donnie Yen famous in foreign martial arts circles. In 1980s, Donnie Yen passed by Hongkong and was discovered by Yuan Heping. 1984 starred in Laughing Tai Chi, and then starred in the fashion action movie Love My Opponent (1985), as well as the police film The Special Police Slaughter the Dragon (1988) and The Royal Sister 4 Directly Attacked the Witness (65438)/kloc-. Later, he starred in Tie Ma, Su (1993), Wing Chun (1994), Mai Jiaxin's meteor butterfly sword (1993) and so on. After Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Kung Fu emperors Jet Li and Sammo Hung. Later, he starred in the TV series Hong Xiguan (1994) and Jingwumen (1995), which also achieved great success. From 65438 to 0997, he began to direct films, including The Legend of War Wolf (1997) and Killing and Dancing (1 Donnie Yen).

998), image and motion processing is full of unique personal style. Later, he was invited to be a martial arts director or director in Germany, the United States and Japan, such as Shura Yukime (200 1), Blade Warrior 2 (2002) and Jackie Chan's Hollywood work Shanghai Beach 2 (2003). In 2002, he returned to China to participate in Zhang Yimou's Hero. In 2003, he designed the action for "Thousand Machine Changes" and won the Best Action Guidance Award in the 40th Taiwan Golden Horse Award and the 23rd Hong Kong Golden Awards. In 2004, he participated in Love Emergency (2004), Two Flowers in a Thousand Machines (2004) and so on. In 2005, he starred in Tsui Hark's Seven Swords and Ye Weixin's Kill the Wolf, Dragon and Humen, and directed the last two films. In 2007, he co-directed the prequel to Kill the Wolf with Ye Weixin. Donnie Yen's movements are clean, sharp and swift, explosive, full of strength and visual appreciation, and he is unique among many Hong Kong-made action actors and martial arts instructors.