1. Andy Lau: "When you introduce me in the future, don't say that I am a Hong Kong singer, because I am a Chinese first!"

Before 1997, Andy Lau often performed in mainland China. When the return came, some celebrities immigrated to other countries. Like most celebrities, Andy returned with Hong Kong. In 1999, as a patriotic star, he was appointed by the country's leaders to perform in Tibet, singing "Love You Ten Thousand Years". ". On June 5, 2006, Andy Lau and his party came to Japan to hold a small fan meeting, but Andy Lau refused to say hello to everyone in Japanese. Then he rejected the Japanese song originally arranged by the organizer. And changed all songs to Mandarin. All Cantonese songs scheduled were also cancelled. Andy Lau said: "To quote, art has no borders, but artists do. I want to say that music has no borders, but musicians do." He said to the organizer: "I will introduce it later. "Don't say I am a Hong Kong singer, because I am a Chinese first!" Then, he sang a song in front of Japanese fans: "Chinese"! ?

2. Jackie Chan: "I am a Chinese and will never forget my roots!"

After Jackie Chan's work Shinhwa was released in 2005, Jackie Chan promoted himself in South Korea, a Japanese He asked provocatively: "Mr. Jackie Chan, you have been working hard in Hollywood almost all the time, why did you come back to China to develop? Is it because you are in a slump in Hollywood?" Jackie Chan was stunned, and then replied: "I am a Chinese, and I will always be Chinese. I will never forget my roots. Working hard in Hollywood will not hinder my development in China. We Chinese are not like some countries who changed their American citizenship just because a movie had a slight impact in Hollywood (this clearly pointed out that he was a Japanese actor) "No matter how they develop in Hollywood, people like me, Jet Li, Michelle Yeoh, etc. will return to China to dedicate some works to the fans. This is the character of us Chinese, unlike some countries (again, mocking Japan)," a Japanese reporter said at the time. Blushing and speechless.

3. Huang Zihua: "Don't forget to tell the Japanese when you go back that the Diaoyu Islands belong to China!!!"?

Many friends may not know him yet. He was in 1990 When he was at home for nine months, he wrote the comedy script "History of Blood and Tears in the Entertainment Industry", which made him an instant hit. Many people called him "the genius of Hong Kong's comedy industry", and some said he was "a cruel joke actor" ". But at the 23rd Hong Kong Film Awards Ceremony (live broadcast globally), host Huang Zihua said something to Harashima Daichi, who came to receive the Best Asian Film Award, that shocked the audience: "Don't forget to tell me when you go back. Japanese, the Diaoyu Islands belong to China!” This caused countless applause from the audience.

This statement was boycotted by Japan as soon as it came out, but it won everyone's love. It's so good-natured!