Jackie Chan's Movie World

Author: Chen Ye
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Publish Date: 2000-05-01
Features: The "Taiwan and Hong Kong Film Studies Series" opens up an academic field for the study of Taiwan and Hong Kong films, showcasing new achievements in this research, promoting film exchange and cooperation among the two shores and three regions, and jointly creating a brilliant future for Chinese cinema. As a screen hero who went from Hong Kong Island to the world,'s success has attracted worldwide attention. This book, as a collection of papers from the "Jackie Chan Film Symposium," includes more than twenty research papers by experts, scholars, and researchers from the film industry in China. The articles delve into various aspects of 's films, including the creative process, cultural and historical origins, screen image construction, narrative style, the development trajectory of 's acting art, and his personal charm. The viewpoints are distinct, insights are unique, and the analysis is both profound and accessible. In addition to its considerable theoretical depth, the book offers positive guidance and reference value for creative practice due to its research and summary of 's success experience.