Jackie Chan was born in 1954 in Hong Kong, China. When his family moved to Australia to find work, Chan was left alone to study Chinese opera. For 10 years, Chan studied martial arts and drama, acrobatics and singing. The first film he starred in was "Little Wong Tin Bar (1962)". He later graduated in 1971, working as an acrobat. One of his most memorable works was "Fist of Fury (1972)", starring opposite Bruce Lee, the film's superstar. This made him one of the leading Chinese actors and worked in the film industry.