请大家帮我用英文写一段介绍我的偶像甄子丹的文章，要简单易懂的好读的！谢谢

请大家帮我用英文写一段介绍我的偶像甄子丹的文章，要简单易懂的好读的！谢谢

官网里的很详细，但很长不知你要哪方面的：
http://www.donnieyen.com/biography.htm
还有一个：
Donnie Yen Chi-Tan (Chinese: 甄子丹; pinyin: Zhēn Zǐdān; born 27 July 1963) is a Hong Kong martial artist actor, film director, fight choreographer, and producer. He is a well known film and television actor in Hong Kong and, more recently, in the West, having been featured in many movies with prominent, internationally known actors such as Jackie Chan, Jet Li and Michelle Yeoh.
Early life
Yen was born in Guangzhou, China. His mother was Wushu and Tai chi master Bow Sim Mark and his father, Klyster Yen, was a newspaper editor.[1] The family moved to Hong Kong when Yen was 2 years old, and relocated to Boston, Massachusetts, United States when he was 11.[2] His younger sister Chris Yen (Chi-Ching) is also an accomplished martial artist and rising actor, recently appearing in the independent film Adventures of Johnny Tao: Rock Around the Dragon.
From a young age and with the influence of his mother, Yen was interested in martial arts of all kinds, experimenting with various styles, from Taekwondo to Wushu. After dropping out of school, Yen decided to stick with Wushu. Concerned that he was spending too much time in Boston's Combat Zone, his parents sent him to Beijing on a two-year training program with the Beijing Wushu Team.[2]. In his initial training in Guangzhou, China, his instructor Mr. Lee Yu-Man demanded Donnie cut his hippie-style mullet as it was inappropriate. When he wanted to return to the United States, he made a side trip to Hong Kong and it was there that he met Yuen Woo-ping, a famous Hong Kong fight choreographer.
[edit] Career
Yen's earliest film roles were as a stuntman in the films Shaolin Drunkard (1983) and Taoism Drunkard (1984). At the age of 20, he took on his first acting role in the 1984 film Drunken Tai Chi. The film revolved around Drunken Tai Chi, and although not a critical success, the film helped Yen to achieve further notability. Over the years, Yen would send martial arts magazines and books from the US to his sifu in China. Some time after filming Drunken Tai Chi and Tiger Cage (1988), Yen had Asian blepharoplasty and had his teeth straightened. The changes are very apparent in subsequent films.
Yen gained his breakthrough role as General Lan in Once Upon a Time in China II (1992), which included a final fight scene in which his character fought against Wong Fei Hung (played by Jet Li). Yen and Li would face off again in the 2002 film Hero. He learned how to use a spear from a man named Master Ma.[citation needed] Hero was nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar at the 2003 Academy Awards but lost to the German film Nowhere in Africa (2003).
In 1997, Yen started a production company known as Bullet Films, and made his directorial debut.[3] Two of his films, Legend of the Wolf (1997) and Ballistic Kiss (1998), in which he also starred, are widely considered to be groundbreaking in their style and tone.[citation needed] Yen went on to choreograph fight scenes,and have small roles in Hollywood films, such as Highlander: Endgame (2000) and Blade II (2002).
He later co-starred in Shanghai Knights (2003), starring fellow Hong Kong superstar Jackie Chan. The role of Wu Chow in Shanghai Knights was originally offered to his on-screen nemesis from Tiger Cage 2 (1990), Robin Shou, but due to scheduling conflicts, he had to turn it down and it the role was handed to Yen.
Yen choreographed most of the fight animation in the 2004 video game Onimusha 3, which also features actors Kaneshiro Takeshi and Jean Reno. Yen continued to be active in Hong Kong cinema in the 2000s, and can be seen as Chu Zhaonan in Tsui Hark's wuxia epic Seven Swords (2005), and opposite Sammo Hung and Simon Yam in Wilson Yip's brutal crime drama SPL: Sha Po Lang (2005). Both films were featured in at the 2006 Toronto International Film Festival. Later that year, Yen starred as Wong Xiao-Long (aka Dragon Wong) in another Yip film, Dragon Tiger Gate, an adaptation of a manhua (Chinese comic book), together with Nicholas Tse and Shawn Yue. He also worked as action choreographeron Stormbreaker, starring Alex Pettyfer.
Yen's relationship with Wilson Yip continued in the 2007 film, Flash Point. Yen starred, produced and served as fight choreographer. The film earned him awards for Best Action Choreography at the Golden Horse Film Awards and the Hong Kong Film Awards.
In 2008, Yen starred in Ip Man, a semi-biographical account of Yip Man, the Wing Chun master and teacher to Bruce Lee. Ip Man marked a fourth collaboration with director Yip, and reunited them with Simon Yam and Sammo Hung. Hung made a cameo appearance in the film and performed action choreography. Ip Man became the biggest box office hit to date featuring Yen in a leading role. Since opening in December 18, 2008, it has grossed HK$25 million in Hong Kong and CNY$100 million in China.[4][5]
[edit] Personal life
Yen dated ATV actress, Joey Meng Yee Man for 4 years. They met on the set of the ATV television series Fist of Fury (1995). It is often misunderstood that they were engaged.[citation needed] In 2003, he married Cecilia Cissy Wang (Wang Ci Ci, 汪诗诗) in Toronto. Wang was the champion winner of "Miss Chinese Toronto 2000", and also won awards for "Miss Vitality" and "Miss Perfect Figure". They have a daughter, Jasmine (born 2004) and a son, James (born 2007).[6] Yen also has a son from a previous marriage[citation needed] named Man Cheuk Yen.[7]