The relationship between Jackie Chan and Teresa Teng?

A detailed account of the love and hate between Jackie Chan and Teresa Teng

Jackie Chan, a well-known action movie star who has successfully entered Hollywood, had an emotional entanglement with Teresa Teng before marrying Taiwanese movie star Lin Fengjiao. , although the parties involved were very low-key, because both parties were big stars, there were many reports in the media, making it the most talked-about event in the film and television industry at that time.

The relationship happened around the end of 1979. Looking back at the middle of 1978, Teresa Teng ended her ambiguous relationship with the film niche Qin Xianglin. In early 1979, the "fake passport scandal" occurred that severely damaged her image. Both Taiwan and Japan refused her entry. At that time, Teresa Teng was at a low ebb in her life, so she dropped everything and moved to Los Angeles to study in the United States. At this time, Jackie Chan, whose career was taking off, was filming the movie "The Trench" in Los Angeles. Meeting an old friend in a foreign land, the two began an "underground love."

One weekend, during a break from filming, Jackie Chan, who could never sit still, had a sudden idea and decided to go to the beach and learn roller skating on the sidewalk by the sea. Jackie Chan, who has practiced martial arts since childhood, has a unique talent for sports. In just a few hours, he easily learned the skills of skating and slid freely on the sidewalk to disco music. When he slid to the snack bar by the roadside, his body was still twisting involuntarily to the music, and his naughty movements attracted the attention of other foreigners at the bar. Jackie Chan suddenly felt a little embarrassed and hurriedly braked with his toes, but the inertia pulled his body forward and almost threw him onto a girl. He was busy saying "sorry" to the girl, but the girl told him "it's okay" in Chinese.

Hearing familiar Chinese in a foreign country surprised Jackie Chan, who was still fluent in English at the time. A sense of intimacy suddenly came to his heart. He took a careful look at the girl. She had black hair and fair skin. She was absolutely He is an authentic oriental, and he looks a bit familiar. In just a few seconds, he figured out that she was the famous Teresa Teng. What is different from what she has seen in her previous work is that she is wearing a pair of sunglasses, her hair is pulled up, and she is dressed casually, but her outline is exactly the same. So Jackie Chan blurted out

Teresa Teng's name, which made Teresa Teng a little nervous. She hurriedly pressed her index finger to her lips, asking him to speak lower, and looked around to make sure she didn't attract anyone else. When I paid attention, I felt relieved.

Teresa Teng, who was recuperating and recuperating, was determined to resume her student life in Los Angeles and live a rare peaceful life. Therefore, she was particularly worried about attracting the attention of others, so she took Jackie Chan to a beachside bench where there were fewer people. , sitting and talking facing the sea. In fact, Jackie Chan and Qin Xianglin, who were once rumored to be dating Teresa Teng, are good friends. Teresa Teng and Jackie Chan had briefly met each other before. Jackie Chan's hometown is in Shandong, Teresa Teng's mother is also from Shandong, and the two of them also went to Japan as Chinese to develop their careers. , it’s just that we are busy with work on weekdays and have different work attributes, so we don’t have much contact. We unexpectedly bumped into each other in a foreign country. Old friends who were not very familiar with each other seemed particularly warm at this time because of the difference in time and place.

Sitting on the bench, Teresa Teng also asked him naughtily: "Are you Jackie Chan?" The two looked at each other and smiled. He said he was her fan, and she also claimed to be his fan, Jackie Chan. It was also proposed, "We can sign each other's signatures."

"It's great to meet Chinese people here", this is what Teresa Teng told Jackie Chan. Jackie Chan thought so too, so he often asked her to have dinner or dance with her. Jackie Chan taught Teresa Teng how to skate, while Teresa Teng helped Jackie Chan, who was very interested in singing, take vocal lessons.

A week later, because Jackie Chan planned to move to San Antonio for filming, the two of them felt reluctant to leave. However, Jackie Chan, who has always been a big-hearted man, did not dare to say what he felt about him. Her relationship lasted until the last day when they broke up in front of the hotel room. Teresa Teng gave her a gentle kiss goodbye, making Jackie Chan dance with joy. From then on, they quickly transcended friendship and developed into a romantic relationship.

In the following weeks, Jackie Chan, who was still filming in the United States, often used his spare time to date Teresa Teng. However, during their close interactions, the two gradually discovered their differences and conflicted.

In 1998, before Jackie Chan went to Hollywood for the second time to develop her career in "Rush Hour" (Rush Hour), she mentioned in her English autobiography, "She is gentle, smart, has a sense of humor, and is beautiful. She excels in clothing and food." Her taste is enviable. She knows what occasions, what clothes to wear, and what accessories to use... To be honest, I am not worthy of her, or at least I was not worthy of her at that time. She is the embodiment of elegance, but I am not. He is an uneducated and rude boy who wants to be a real man. He speaks without restraint and runs when he can walk. She always wears decent brand-name clothes, but I go out on the street in shorts and a T-shirt. She behaves well, I am polite and considerate, but I disdain authority. I often make faces and put my feet on the table in front of the hotel manager and waiters."

The most direct conflict between the two is, "She wants to be with me. When I'm alone, I don't want to be without my little brothers. I'm young, rich, and spoiled by fame. I love her, but I love myself more than anyone else. The heart can be the servant of two masters." This is Jackie Chan's interpretation of the bad relationship between the two.

After dating for some time, Teresa Teng called Jackie Chan one day and said she wanted to come see him. Jackie Chan’s little brothers were making noises and whispering to the side that women who knew their eldest brother knew how to call. , and the eldest brother will get entangled with her. Jackie Chan, who is a very serious man, was so disturbed by a group of little brothers, and suddenly felt shameless. Since she was the one who said she wanted to come, in order to show his masculinity, he told his girlfriend on the phone, "Come if you want to come." Bar".

Later, Teresa Teng came, wearing a white silk dress and holding a small bag in her hand. She swayed to Jackie Chan, smiled and put down his legs on the sofa. I sat down and asked him, "Shall we go to that newly opened French restaurant for dinner?" Jackie Chan frowned angrily and replied, "You always go to those places to eat. I can't even understand the menu. I don't know. How to order, and I don’t know what color of wine to choose.” The romantic date she was looking forward to was met with a cold answer from Jackie Chan. Teresa Teng seemed a little hurt when she was surprised. Seeing her girlfriend’s expression, Jackie Chan also felt that she had said too much. It was serious, so he relented and said, "Okay, let's ask the little brothers to go together." But this really pissed off Teresa Teng.

Teresa Teng, who rarely spoke loudly, was so angry that she asked Jackie Chan, "What did you say?" "Call my little brothers."

"Let's go alone!" "You What do you mean, I won’t go if they don’t go.” Teresa Teng asked him sadly: “This is our last night, don’t you want to go out alone?” “Why should we eat alone after dinner?” "Do you want privacy while eating?" Seeing Jackie Chan's attitude, Teresa Teng's heart dropped. She looked at Jackie Chan blankly and decided to show off, "If you want to eat with them, I will leave." Teresa Teng stood up and told Jackie Chan.

Jackie Chan, who was young and loved to act like a big brother, was very angry that Teresa Teng would embarrass him like this in front of his little brother. So he put the foot he had just put down back on the empty space vacated by her standing up, "Goodbye", Jackie Chan answered her with a sense of coolness.

Teresa Teng was so angry that she left without looking back. Jackie Chan felt a little regretful and called her name in a low voice, but Teresa Teng didn't know whether she was too angry to hear, or she didn't want to answer at all. In short, she ignored him. Jackie Chan was a little anxious, but he couldn't save his face, so he had to pretend to be calm, watch her leaving back, and wait for her to change her mind.

The quarrel between the two made the brothers in the married class who were noisily playing cards on the side also feel bad. Everyone stopped playing cards and did not dare to say a word. The air seemed to have suddenly condensed. At this time, a little brother broke the silence, "Brother, why don't you send her to the elevator!"

Jackie Chan, who was dedicated to maintaining the image of the eldest brother, finally found his way to the bottom of the steps, but he just nodded and slowly Get up and walk toward the stairs. However, the corridor was empty and the elevator door was closed, so Jackie Chan quickly ran down the stairs from the tenth floor. When he reached the lobby, he still didn't see Teresa Teng. He rushed towards the door again and pushed it open. At the revolving door, Teresa Teng happened to step into the black car outside the door. He breathlessly shouted her name, but she still ignored him, closed the car door, and the car sped away with a whoosh.

In the evening, after a group of brothers went back to their room to rest, Jackie Chan, who was thinking about his girlfriend, hurriedly called her and begged her to forgive her. However, Teresa Teng was really angry. She told Jackie Chan, "What do you have? So sad? Now that you have a little brother, you don't need me, and I don't need you. You might as well marry your brother." She was so angry that she refused to forgive Jackie Chan and hung up the phone. The two broke up.

Many years later, in his autobiography, Jackie Chan recalled the process of being dumped. He believed that he "asked for it". He mentioned that he had never told Teresa Teng his true feelings, "I didn't know how to treat her or any woman at that time. I had no experience in love, and I had so much pressure to express my feelings to my fans and to my fans. The Hong Kong film and television industry confirmed to the world that I am a man."

It took about two years from the time the two fell in love to their breakup, but they were tight-lipped about their relationship at that time. The reason why love cannot be made public is mainly related to career. Both men and women are very well-known in Japan. Teresa Teng is already a superstar, while Jackie Chan is just emerging and has become a martial arts idol in the hearts of Japanese movie fans. The two attract media attention at every turn, so naturally they cannot act rashly. Moreover, if every move is exposed to the media spotlight, it will also be detrimental to the new couple.

What’s even more troublesome is that some tidbits about Jackie Chan were reported earlier, and immediately some crazy movie fans in Japan jumped off buildings to commit suicide in protest, which put a huge psychological burden on Jackie Chan. He was afraid that there would be news that would irritate movie fans, so he had no idea about his relationship. The matter also had to be handled confidentially.