Jackie Chan was awarded the Oscar statuette.

The 62-year-old martial arts star was delighted to be honored in the "Lifetime Achievement" category, but Jackie Chan hopes this won't be his last Oscar.

SinaAccording to news reports on September 1st, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced that actor Jackie Chan is one of four individuals who will be awarded the Oscar for "Lifetime Achievement" this November in Hollywood.

Action movie star Jackie Chan is one of the few Asian celebrities to receive this award.

After thanking friends and fans for their congratulations, the 62-year-old actor revealed: "I have one more small goal, I hope this Oscar isn't the last one I receive. The Oscars probably don't have a rule that once you've received the 'Lifetime Achievement' award, you can't receive any more."

In response to Jackie Chan's determination to continue dedicating himself to his film career and conquering prestigious awards, fans expressed: "He is the pride of the Chinese people!", "Everyone knows about his efforts and dedication over the years", "For comedy films, I only admire Stephen Chow, for action films, I only admire Jackie Chan", "Those who have watched Jackie Chan films since childhood, please raise your hand...".

The four artists who received the Oscar for "Lifetime Achievement," from left to right: Jackie Chan, Anne Coates, Lynn Stalmaster, and Frederick Wiseman.

Besides Jackie Chan, the prestigious award was also given to three veteran figures of world cinema: documentary producer Frederick Wiseman, editor Anne Coates, and director Lynn Stalmaster. According to QQ, Jackie Chan is the first Chinese person and the fourth Asian person to be honored with this award. American media believe that with his tireless contributions to action films, Jackie Chan fully deserves the award.

Throughout his more than 40-year acting career, Jackie Chan has starred in dozens of action films, many of which he wrote, directed, produced, and choreographed. In Hollywood, the 62-year-old star is famous for the Rush Hour series, Shanghai Noon, The Knights of Shanghai, Around the World in 80 Days, The Karata Kid, and the animated film Kung Fu Panda.

According to VNE