Stephen Chow Buys Shoes For An Actor.

The story of the movie "Yangtze River 7" comes from the real experience of Stephen Chow when he was a kid. "Yangtze River 7" has obviously weathered the test of the climate. In nearly two months, its Asian box office has already exceeded two hundred million, and Stephen Chow, who is quite satisfied with this performance, has recently entered the story behind Hunan satellite TV. It not only tells about the bitterness of childhood and entering the performing arts, but also exposes the naughty matter of stealing mother's money when she was young.

The programme will be broadcast on the evening of March 2nd.

The origin of the Yangtze River No. 7: "when my mother hit me when I was little, I didn't buy it for me.

The inspiration of "Yangtze River 7" is to start with this memory.

"Dad, this toy is called Changjiang 1. All the students have fun."

"Put it back!"

Those who have seen "Yangtze River 7" believe that they will not forget this scene in the movie.

But few people know that this is actually Stephen Chow's childhood experience.

Beating him is not the other person, Stephen Chow's mother, but also the name of Stephen Chow's "favorite person" in all materials.

"When I was little, my mother beat me because I didn't buy any toys that I saw. No matter how much I quarreled and how noisy I was, she finally hit me. When she was not sensible, she felt that you didn't buy it for no reason, and you beat me, so it was very sad."

In fact, when the three brothers and sisters were very young, their parents separated.

Since then, Xing Ma has been carrying three children on her own, carrying all the difficulties in her life on her shoulders and living a very hard life.

"In retrospect, I feel that when she hit me, she felt worse than myself.

So when I want to take a family movie, I think of this clip. The inspiration of "Yangtze River 7" is from this memory.

The experience of stealing money: "my mother repeatedly questioned me and kept hitting me, and I firmly denied it.

Now I feel very sad. Why can I do all this? "

Although Stephen Chow is afraid of being beaten, toys can not resist the temptation of children.

Stephen Chow just revealed that he had stolen 50 yuan from his mother to buy toys when he was a child. "At that time, 50 yuan was equivalent to one month's household.

As a result, mom went home looking for a mess.

Finally, I repeatedly questioned me and kept hitting me, and I firmly denied it.

In the end, star mom really thought she had lost it.

"I only remember her sitting alone, constantly reproached herself."

Seeing mother running like crazy, Stephen Chow felt very sad. "But he can't take it out, because there may be danger in his life."

Stephen Chow laughed heartache: "in fact, I feel very sad now. Why can I do all this?"

In the end, Stephen Chow bought the toy that he liked with that 50 yuan, but he did not dare to take it back, but kept it at his classmate's home.

"My mother is really great. It's not easy. She thinks not herself, but we have to go to school and eat.

Now I don't want her to know about this, can you not mention it? "

This past has become Stephen Chow's secret to his mother for many years.

Acquaintance with Tony Leung - "Tony Leung's classmates want to pursue my elder sister, but two people are shy, and they have each pulled up a bulb, namely, me and Tony Leung."

Stephen Chow's first job was to be an assistant in a company. However, due to Bruce Lee's influence, Stephen Chow dreamed of becoming a martial arts actor someday.

Later, he and his friend Tony Leung went to register for the training course of wireless entertainers in Hongkong.

Tony Leung got in, but he failed.

After that, Stephen Chow bought a pair of leather shoes with two inches of height for the test to enter the wireless. Finally, he finally took the exam.

"At that time, we must be tall enough to be an actor."

Like Stephen Chow, Tony Leung was very interested in performance, Kung Fu and Bruce Lee. Their first meeting was very interesting.

"It was more than 20 years ago. I can't remember very clearly that Tony Leung's classmates were going to pursue my sister, but the two were shy. They did not have a single meeting, so they pulled a light bulb on each other, namely, me and Tony Leung."

Recently, the high box office of "Yangtze River 7" made Stephen Chow feel very happy because it was the audience's affirmation to him.

But once he walked into the cinema to see his own movie, he had the opposite experience. "The audience around us scolded me very much, and some even beat people. Fortunately, they didn't know my existence, and I never went to the cinema to see my movie again."