Jackie Chan is already preparing for his own funeral: the actor has recorded a posthumous song.

Jackie Chan Already Burying Himself: Actor Records Posthumous Song

At the premiere of the film "Unexpected Family" in Beijing, Jackie Chan revealed that he has recorded a song for his fans, which will only be released after his death. His words moved the audience.

"No, if I sing it, you will cry. I thought I would die at 40, performing a dangerous stunt, and become a legend," the actor said.

Chan admitted that his worldview changed after losing loved ones. Now he believes important words should be spoken immediately. At 71, he strives for inner peace.

His new role as a person with Alzheimer's disease is part of his creative evolution. Chan wants to be perceived as a versatile actor, not just a martial arts master.

Chan also shared plans to act in films every year. Coming soon are "Operation Panda 2," "Armor of God: Ultimatum," "Rush Hour 4," and a sequel to "Shadow Hunt."