Father Long passed away, Wuhu Fang Shide and Fang Shisheng disclosed their "shocking life stories" for the first time -

Jackie Chan has two half-brothers in Anhui

I sent my condolences remotely through this newspaper, announcing my life experience just to attend the farewell ceremony for my father’s body

"Anhui Business Daily" reported on the 1st: On February 26, the famous movie star Jackie Chan’s father Fang Daolong (Dad Long) ) died of prostate cancer at the Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital at the age of 93. What is little known is that Jackie Chan's two half-brothers, Fang Shide and Fang Shisheng, live in Wuhu City and Guangde County of our province respectively.

On February 29, two brothers, Fang Shide and Fang Shisheng, disclosed to the public for the first time their life experiences that they had hidden for many years. According to the explanation of the two brothers, they used media reports mainly to express their grief for their father. In addition, they also wanted to contact Jackie Chan through the newspaper's reports, and wanted Jackie Chan to tell him about the arrangements for the old man's funeral, because they wanted to I went to my father’s memorial service and paid homage to my father’s body. Jackie Chan also recently revealed to the media that his father's body will be transported to Canberra, the capital of Australia, to be buried with his late mother and a memorial service will be held there. In the future, the remains of my parents will be transported to the mainland, so that they can return to their roots and rest in heaven.

Dad Long passed away and his two sons in Anhui wanted to see each other for the last time

Fang Shide, 68, and Fang Shisheng, 62, are brothers. Fang Shide lives in In Longwo Village, Yuxikou Street, Wuhu, he has been at home since he retired from the Yuxikou Post Office; Fang Shisheng moved to Guangde County and is now retired at home. Fang Shisheng arrived in Wuhu with his brother on the 29th Discussing his father's funeral.

During the interview, Fang Shide and Fang Shisheng expressed deep sorrow for the death of their father. According to them, they first learned of the news of their father’s death through online media, and then confirmed in newspapers that his father was indeed dead. Died of illness in Hong Kong on the 26th. After their father passed away, the two brothers had been trying to get in touch with their relatives, hoping to see their father "one last time" before he was buried. But unfortunately, after 2001, the two brothers rarely had contact with their father. The phone number in Australia left by their father has never been reached, and the two brothers have never had contact with Jackie Chan. Father and son reunited after many years, and Father Long told them that they had a younger brother named Jackie Chan.

According to the two brothers, their mother passed away as early as 1947. Because they were too young at the time, the brothers now have little impression of their mother. Father Fang Daolong left home and went to Macau in 1950 due to some historical reasons, and the brothers do not have very deep memories of the scene at that time.

The mother passed away, the father left home, and the two young brothers depended on each other. In the early 1980s, someone brought a letter to Fang Shide and Fang Shisheng, asking them to go to Zhangjiashan, Wuhu to pick up a letter. The letter was sent by their father Fang Daolong from Australia.

It turns out that Fang Daolong was working as a chef at the Chinese Consulate in Australia at that time. Once a Chinese leader visited Australia, his father told the leader his desire to find his two sons in the mainland. With the help of this leader, the father and son were finally able to meet. The two brothers recalled to reporters that the content of the letter was very simple, with only a few dozen words. The general content was that they had two sons, Dahua and Xiaohua, in the Mainland, and they hoped that relevant organizations and departments could help contact and find them. And Dahua and Xiaohua are the nicknames of the two brothers.

Since then, the brothers and their father have been exchanging letters. In 1985, Fang Shide, Fang Shisheng and their father met for the first time in Guangzhou. In Guangzhou, the father and son who had not seen each other for many years talked most about housework together. Their father Fang Daolong told them that they had a younger brother named Jackie Chan, who was born to him and his later wife. He was a movie maker. It is his stage name. He has two real names, one is Chen Gangsheng and the other is Fang Shilong. Like them, Jackie Chan is from the official generation. Father Long often goes back to Wuhu to visit relatives. The two brothers have never contacted Jackie Chan

The two brothers introduced that since then, their father Fang Daolong would go back to his hometown in Yuxikou every one or two years to visit them and other relatives and friends. Their father also often talked about Jackie Chan with them. What he talked about the most was how difficult and dangerous it was for Jackie Chan to make movies in Hollywood, and he was often injured.

Later, Jackie Chan became more and more famous and his work became more and more busy. For this half-star brother, the brothers never disturbed his life. In the late 1990s, the documentary "Footprints of the Dragon - Jackie Chan and His Lost Family" came to Yuxikou, Wuhu for filming. As for any news about Jackie Chan in the newspapers, the two brothers read it very seriously and kept it in their hearts.

The last farewell in 2001 did not expect that Father Long passed away on the 26th

In the minds of the brothers, Father Long returned to Wuhu for the last time in 2001, and the relevant leaders of the United Front Work Department of Wuhu City also When they came to their home, they presented Fang Daolong with a gilded iron painting of a welcoming pine, and Fang Daolong presented a signed photo of Jackie Chan to the guests.

The two Fang brothers said that their father, Fang Daolong, had always been in good health, so it was not until the day before yesterday that they suddenly learned from the media that their father had passed away.

After confirming this information, the brothers immediately thought of the two phone numbers in Hong Kong and Australia that their father had left in 2001, but they could not get through, and the phone prompts were also in English. Can't understand.

According to them, since their father went home to visit relatives for the last time in 2001, they have called those two numbers many times, but they have never been able to get through, and the contact has been lost. They wanted to see their father for the last time and disclosed their identities just to attend his father's memorial service

The two brothers told reporters: Their father passed away and they were very anxious when they were grieving. They really wanted to attend the memorial service to pay homage to their father's body and send him on his last journey. . Currently, they are struggling to get in touch with Jackie Chan and his family, and are unable to attend his father's funeral. After all, in the traditional Chinese concept, when their father dies but cannot accompany him through the final journey, they feel very ashamed of their father.

Because they have lost contact with their father in recent years, they have always kept a low profile and thought of officially disclosing their identities to the society for the first time through the media. They hope that relevant parties can help them contact Jackie Chan. I really want to attend my father’s memorial service.

Fang Shide and Fang Shisheng have repeatedly emphasized to reporters that they have no other meaning in disclosing their identities. They just want to get help as soon as possible and get in touch with the Hong Kong authorities to reach an agreement on attending their father's memorial service.