Male star with broken palm

What is a Broken Palm?

That is, the wisdom line and the emotion line intersect, forming a straight line across the palm from one end to the other, which is a true broken palm. The heart line and the wisdom line are combined into one, but some lines appear to be one but are actually made up of two lines. This is called a false broken palm. If one does not have a deep understanding of palmistry, it is easy to make mistakes and make wrong judgments.

Male star with broken palm

Nicholas Tse

People with a broken palm are very career-oriented and stubborn in doing things. They will not give up until they get their heads broken and bloodied, so it is inevitable that they will succeed in the end. Nicholas Tse is famous for his hard work during filming, and everyone in Hong Kong knows him as a workaholic. No matter how dangerous the martial arts drama is, he will do it all by himself. As a result, he is only in his 30s, but his whole body is covered with injuries, almost from head to toe. He once jokingly said that he had rheumatism at the age of 29, and the doctor even said that he might need help after he turns 35. While filming the movie "Witness" in 2008, he was sent to the hospital because of prop glass fragments that got into his eyes. He was hospitalized for many days due to the severity of the injury, which caused a significant deterioration in his vision. There is also the trachea. Nicholas Tse has had asthma since he was a child. He once had an asthma attack when he was in Beijing filming a mainland TV series. Due to the narrowing of the trachea, he had difficulty breathing and had to urgently buy an oxygen concentrator to save his life. Regarding the head, in 2002, Nicholas Tse was involved in a car accident on his way to Chek Lap Kok Airport, injuring his head and knees. During a brain scan after being admitted to the hospital, swelling of brain cells was discovered. However, after staying in the hospital for 24 hours, he insisted on being discharged and went to Malaysia to complete his work wearing a neck brace. In 2006, Nicholas Tse was filming the movie "Dragon Tiger Gate" and because he was constantly hanging on the wire, his coccyx could not bear the load and he was in so much pain that he had to be hospitalized for painkillers. While filming the car chase scene for "Inverse War" in Malaysia, the impact was so strong that his old waist injury recurred and he was unable to move for three minutes. Foot. In 2003, Nicholas Tse was accidentally "injured" his left foot while jumping on a trampoline while filming an advertisement. He walked with a limp in pain and said he needed to see a doctor to draw out the blood clots in his foot. This 1.7-meter-tall man, after suffering so many injuries, said he was so serious just because he wanted to do his duty. It was not for any gold medal or good reputation. It was just his competitive personality that led him to demand himself to do his best in everything he did, even if it was not perfect, it had to be his limit. This is the character of people with a broken palm. As long as there is something they want to do or get, they will be persistent. Outsiders may think they are crazy, but most successful people are focused on what they want to do well and even go crazy about it.

Leslie Cheung

It has been 13 years since Leslie Cheung passed away, but on his death anniversary there are still large numbers of fans visiting him. What is so good about him? The only way to truly distinguish him from others is to be himself. In fact, there are very few people who are truly loyal to themselves. Just like many people say that girls with broken palms will bring bad luck to their husbands and children. In fact, it is only because people with broken palms dare to be themselves and do not care about other people's rumors. Leslie Cheung is very true, both to others and to himself. In that era, a decadent era that even thought that being different from everyone else was perverted, he even loudly announced to everyone at his concert that the person he liked was a man. Maybe even in modern times, not many people can accept this concept, but he paid a huge price for it in his life. As he himself said, "Treat people with sincerity, and people will insult you." What he received was endless gossip, sarcasm, ridicule, ridicule and vicious attacks. This is him, an extraordinary man. He could have lived a good life and been at the peak of his career. After all, he was so handsome. As long as he was willing to cater to the public taste, act cute, please the media, hide his sexual orientation, not acknowledge his lover, not take on those unpleasant roles, not film "Happy Together", not wear high heels, not hold some passionate concerts, and he wouldn't even have to act in "Farewell My Concubine". As long as he could play the role of a popular and well-behaved idol like Leslie Cheung, he could live his life easily without being criticized, being attacked from all sides, or suffering from insomnia every night. Everything would sound so beautiful. However, he is Leslie Cheung. He has been using his own language to explain his actions and using his own actions to verify his words throughout his life. He does not care about other people's ideas. He does not have to be an different existence. He just wants to be himself and do what he thinks is right and worth doing without hesitation. However, it is of no use. Even if the media does not care about what he says, but only cares about what he does not say, he is still the self of Leslie Cheung. Many people say that his suicide was caused by the pressure of coming out, but I think my brother in heaven will give him another chance. He still chooses to tell everyone who the person he loves is.

Chow Yun-fat

Many people may not know that the now well-known Chow Yun-fat was actually born in a rural family. He even worked to earn money every summer vacation since he was 10 years old. After entering the entertainment industry, Chow Yun-fat was also a mediocre actor in his early years. He did not have the real kung fu like Jet Li, nor the dramatic skills like Jackie Chan. The Hong Kong entertainment industry used to be more inclined towards martial arts or desperate types, but he only relied on his classic screen image. If he wanted to have a place in Hollywood, he would have to be an international actor of another level. Therefore, going to Hollywood has always been the goal of many Chinese-speaking actors, but not many people can really realize this dream. After Jackie Chan's "Rush Hour" achieved success in Hollywood, unlike Jackie Chan, Chow Yun-fat did not rely on his fists to enter Hollywood. Instead, he won the favor and recognition of audiences all over the world with his superb acting skills and charming Asian masculine style. Of course, in everyone's eyes, TV actors are so glamorous and so charming on the screen, but no one knows the hard work involved. Chow Yun-fat mostly plays comedy roles that can make people laugh. In many cases, actors in real life are not so funny or talkative. They just want to immerse themselves in a film or TV work. You have to find it funny yourself so that the audience will find it funny. So all the funny clips we see on TV are the result of their rehearsal n times. It takes a very stubborn mentality to allow themselves to perform perfectly in every movie. This is the character of people with broken palms.