Chow Run Fat in "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"

According to the US Quartz financial website on December 24, the British "Guardian" report Hong Kong movie star Chow Yun-fat of Hu Hsiao-lung said in an interview recently that he plans to donate all the property worth 5.6 billion Hong Kong dollars (1 Hong Kong dollar to about 0.87 yuan - this net note) to charity after his death. In fact, he expressed the same willingness in other interviews recently accepted in Asia.

Although his promise is admirable, the most intriguing part of Chow Yun-fa’s report is his simple lifestyle.

The report said that Chow Yun-fat often chooses to travel by public transportation. Fans often see Chow Yun-fat on the city train, and they take photos as evidence of the encounter with the "Fa".

Chow Yun-fat (Visual China) attending the "Universal" campaign in 2018

He was asked earlier in 2018 why he wanted to Sitting on the city rail instead of a private car with a full-time driver, he said: "Some people always think that if you have money, you must go to a grade. You have to have the grades of the people. If you don't have it, people I think you are weird."

He also said that the city rail allowed him to reach his destination in a matter of minutes. "A lot of people care about the status of things, and they are willing to block traffic for two hours. I don't care about these things. I care about practical, relaxing and comfortable."

Chow Yun-fat's wife, Chen Huilian, confirmed that he did Life is simple and simple, and Warren Buffett is comparable. Chow Yun-fat often buys snacks at street stalls, and basically does not shop: his Nokia flip phone has been used for 17 years, only recently changed a smart phone, or because the Nokia phone that has been used for a long time is broken. The Guardian reported that some people saw Chow Yun-fat "lining up to buy tickets to watch his own movies."

The report said that Chow Yun-fat once liked luxury luxury cars like the old movie stars, but it is reported that 63-year-old Chow Yun-fat sold all the antique cars. He explained: "People have become antiques, and Driving an antique car? I broke down in minutes."