What are the hard and hard stories of being a stuntman? Tell me about your experience.

"Body double" is now a derogatory term, and it has become synonymous with unprofessionalism. Early stars used body doubles mainly for high risk factor and high technical difficulty, such as fierce car chasing scenes, jumping off buildings and cliffs, blasting scenes filled with fireworks and fighting scenes. Because of the danger, many stars can't finish these scenes, and even if they can, they won't go into battle in person. This was agreed in black and white when the director and the crew signed the contract. So at this time, it is necessary to use professionally trained stuntmen and stuntmen to complete it. Aren't stuntmen scared? Of course they are afraid, and they are not an iron wall. Even if the crew takes more protection, the danger is still great. However, the competition in the double-body industry is also very fierce. In order to make a living one day and have a bright future, we have to bite the bullet and leave. Success, flowers and applause always belong to the star who only shows his face, and sadness and pain only belong to the body double behind him. For example, body double of Jet Li died on the spot due to an accidental explosion while filming "The Expendables 2", while Jet Li, who didn't play in person, was safe and sound.