Recently, Jackie Chan appeared in Xiamen to carry aid materials to Hong Kong. Is he a role model for young actors?

At present, the epidemic situation in Hong Kong is still quite grim. The number of new cases diagnosed every day remains high, and some high-risk infected people have repeatedly died. In this regard, the national government and organizations from all walks of life have supported Hong Kong with practical actions of donating money and materials, especially many people in the entertainment industry have set a positive example. For example, Jackie Chan, an international superstar, is a typical example.

Recently, according to some pictures exposed by online media, Jackie Chan personally appeared in Xiamen on the same day to prepare for medical supplies to be shipped to Hong Kong. Jackie Chan was also wearing a black sportswear that day, and his costume was quite simple and relaxed. It seems that this time Jackie Chan also came prepared. His appearance was to work with everyone. He personally came forward to carry goods. Although Jackie Chan is nearly 7 years old this year, he has practiced kung fu after all.

At this time, Jackie Chan has forgotten his status as an international superstar. During the handling process, he also communicated with the staff around him from time to time, without any sense of arrogance and disobedience. It is reported that these materials for aiding Hong Kong mainly include some anti-epidemic medical items, such as protective clothing, mask rapid detection boxes, etc., which were donated by Jackie Chan and some medical institutions, hoping to help Hong Kong tide over the epidemic smoothly through his own modest efforts, so as to show it.

As a well-known working figure, Jackie Chan has also set a positive example with his own practical actions. He not only contributed money, but also has a commendable spiritual quality, which should be actively followed by individuals and groups in our society. Therefore, Jackie Chan really deserves to be a typical model in the entertainment industry. I hope more artists can actively mobilize.