Xin wuku biography examples

WESTMINSTER – Years before Xin Sarith Wuku learned to leap off rooftops and run up walls, he was just a skinny 16-year-old who skipped school a lot and dreamed that one day he’d be a stuntman for Jackie Chan, the martial artist and movie star.

When Xin was a high school sophomore, two buddies ran into his bedroom one morning hollering: “Wake up!

Jackie Chan’s at Wal-Mart!” His first sleepy words to them were along the lines of, “Shut up!”

As in, shut up, no, he isn’t!

And a second later: Shut up. Wait a minute, really?

And finally, shut up and let’s go!

The line at the Wal-Mart on Beach Boulevard to get Chan’s autograph on his just-published memoir snaked through the parking lot, and in the hour Xin waited, he thought and he thought about what to say when he finally stood before his idol.

“When I finally get up there, I say ‘ni hao,’ which means hello,” Xin says.

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