Film & martial arts · 1963–
Jet Li Life & Career Timeline
A wushu champion who became a defining star of Chinese and international action cinema.
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From Beijing competition victories to Once Upon a Time in China, Hollywood and philanthropy.
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Born in Beijing
Li Lianjie was born in Beijing.
Source: www.britannica.comBegins wushu training
He entered a summer sports programme and was selected for formal wushu training.
Source: www.britannica.comNational champion
Li won the first of several national all-around wushu championships.
Source: www.britannica.comRetires from competition
Injuries ended his competitive career while he was still a teenager.
Source: www.britannica.comShaolin Temple
His film debut became a major hit and revived interest in Shaolin martial arts.
Source: www.britannica.comShaolin Temple becomes a breakthrough
Li’s first starring film became a major success and helped revive popular interest in Shaolin martial arts.
Connected: Martial arts
Source: www.britannica.comOnce Upon a Time in China
As Wong Fei-hung, Li began one of modern martial-arts cinema’s landmark series.
Source: www.britannica.comFist of Legend
The acclaimed film reinterpreted Bruce Lee’s Fist of Fury.
Source: www.britannica.comLethal Weapon 4
His Hollywood debut introduced him to a wider international audience.
Source: www.warnerbros.comMakes his Hollywood debut in Lethal Weapon 4
Li played the antagonist in his first American film role and reached a broader international audience.
Source: www.warnerbros.comRomeo Must Die
Li took his first leading role in an American studio film.
Source: www.warnerbros.comHero
Zhang Yimou’s epic became an international critical and commercial success.
Source: www.miramax.comFearless
Li described the film as a culmination of his traditional wushu film work.
Source: www.focusfeatures.comThe One Foundation
He established a foundation focused on disaster relief and social welfare.
Source: www.onefoundation.cnCreates the One Foundation
After surviving the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, Li founded a public charity focused on disaster response and community welfare.
Source: www.onefoundation.cnThe Forbidden Kingdom
Li and Jackie Chan appeared together on screen for the first time.
Source: www.lionsgate.comAdvocates global disaster preparedness
Through philanthropic and public forums, Li promoted community-based emergency response and volunteerism.
Source: www.weforum.orgMulan
Li played the Emperor in Disney’s live-action adaptation.
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